Chris Pine has nothing but kind words to say about his Don't Worry, Darling co-star Harry Styles.
While promoting his new film Wonder Woman 1984, Pine spoke about his experience filming Don't Worry, Darling alongside Styles and Academy Award-nominated actress Florence Pugh. The film, which was shot amid the ongoing pandemic, recently wrapped. "Shooting was wonderful," Pine said, especially because of his co-stars.
"Harry Styles is an absolute delight. He's one of the most professional people I've ever met. Couldn't be kinder, more gracious, I mean, really, I was stunned by this kid. He's off-the-charts cool," Pine dished. "It's a great cast. You know, life is short, so hopefully, you get a chance to make good art with people you really enjoy, and I've been really, really lucky in that regard."
Pine had equally kind things to say about Pugh, as well. "Florence is an incredible actress. I can't speak more highly of her," Pine gushed. "This is the second time I've worked with her and every time I work with her, I say, 'I have to meet your parents, because however they raised you, they should be teaching seminars.'"
Though the shoot was able to be completed, production came to a halt at one point after a crew member tested positive for COVID-19. Pine, Styles and Pugh were forced to enter a 14-day quarantine after being exposed on set. According to Deadline, nobody in the principal cast tested positive. Though it's not clear who received the positive COVID-19 test, it's reported that it was someone who “was in close enough proximity to them that the shut down was deemed necessary to find out if anyone else on the production has been exposed.”
Don't Worry Darling follows Pugh's character, an "unhappy housewife" named Alice "who slowly begins to question her own sanity when she starts to notice strange occurrences in her small, utopian community in the California desert," according to Collider. Styles portrays Pugh's on-screen "picture-perfect husband, Jack, who loves her dearly, but is hiding a dark secret from her."
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