Florence Pugh says she is excited to work with the stars of ‘young Hollywood’

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Florence Pugh Says She Is Excited To Work With The Stars Of ‘Young Hollywood’
Florence Pugh at the House of Tiffany & Co Vision and Virtuosity exhibition, © PA Archive/PA Images
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By Mike Bedigan, PA Los Angeles Correspondent

Florence Pugh says she is excited to work with the stars of “young Hollywood”, having mostly worked with older actors previously.

The Academy Award-nominated actress said she is now “lucky enough” to call big-name actors including Zendaya, Timothee Chalamet and Austin Butler friends.

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Last year she starred in Don’t Worry Darling alongside Harry Styles, and in The Wonder, and is attached to big upcoming projects Oppenheimer and Dune: Part Two.

43rd London Critics’ Circle Film Awards – London
The British actress said can call actors including Zendaya, Timothee Chalamet and Austin Butler friends (Ian West/PA)

Speaking about working on the highly anticipated sci-fi epic, she told Vanity Fair about working with actors her own age, describing them as “sparkly people”.

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“For the majority of my career I’ve worked with lots of older actors that I’ve had to pinch myself for working with. I’ve learnt a lot just by watching.

“To do Dune with those specific actors at the front, like Timmy and Zendaya and Austin — they are remarkable people, number one, and unbelievable actors, number two.

“I’m now lucky enough to call them all my friends, which is super exciting.

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“For me to be able to work with the ‘young Hollywood’ of the moment… and then have them on my phone when I want to text them – to see that that’s the direction in which our industry is going is such a wonderful feeling.”

Production on part two of Denis Villeneuve’s Oscar-winning film reportedly started in July last year.

The all-star cast also includes Rebecca Ferguson, Javier Bardem, Josh Brolin and Christopher Walken.

Dune: Part Two is slated for worldwide release on November 17th.

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