Florence Pugh Faked A Sickness And Birth For Her Latest Movie, But It Was One Seemingly Much Easier Task That ‘Terrified’ Her



Florence Pugh has consistently shown that there’s no limit to what she’ll do for a role. From diving deep into the raw emotional turmoil of Midsommar, one of the best horror movies of the 2010s, to delivering a heart-wrenching performance as Jean Tatlock in Christopher Nolan’s Oscar-winning Oppenheimer, she’s a jack of all trades. But, in her highly anticipated 2024 movie schedule release, We Live in Time—an upcoming A24 movie film—one aspect of filming “terrified” her more so than faking sickness or birthing scenes.

The Marcella veteran actress recently opened up about her experience playing Almut, a former competitive figure skater-turned-chef in We Live in Time. Oddly enough, she revealed that it wasn’t the dramatic scenes that made her nervous—it was the simple task of cracking an egg with one hand. While speaking with British Vogue, she explained the difficulties she experienced:

That was what I was most terrified by. Not the birthing scene. Not any of the illness. No, it was cracking the egg with one hand. I literally had two or three 12-dozen boxes of eggs and I would just be in the corner practicing.



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