Florence Pugh

Oscar-nominated actress and Marvel's new Black Widow · age 30

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Pugh's Yelena crashes Spider-Man: Brand New Day as it smashes box office records

Florence Pugh makes a two-scene cameo as Yelena Belova in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which Forbes reports opened to a record $360 million domestic — topping Avengers: Endgame's debut — and roughly $932 million worldwide. Forbes' Paul Tassi notes it is the first time she is officially called Black Widow on screen, cementing her as the MCU's new title-holder. Pugh also walked the London premiere red carpet on July 29 alongside Tom Holland and Zendaya.

source: Forbes· Forbes

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New Dune: Part Three trailer unveils Emperor Paul ahead of December 18 release

Variety reports Denis Villeneuve and Chalamet unveiled an action-packed new Dune: Part Three trailer at a global Imax fan event, picking up 17 years after Part Two with Paul Atreides ensconced as emperor. Robert Pattinson joins as shapeshifter Scytale plotting regime change, with Zendaya, Florence Pugh and Anya Taylor-Joy returning. Chalamet calls the trilogy-closer, in theaters December 18, 2026, 'a warning tale' about charismatic leaders.

source: Variety

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Florence Pugh fronts Max Mara's debut fragrance Le Parfum

Florence Pugh is the face of Max Mara Le Parfum, the Italian house's first fragrance, developed with Shiseido and hitting shelves August 24. Elle reports Pugh posed for photographer Mario Sorrenti wrapped in the brand's signature camel coat and calls the tuberose, vanilla and woods scent an 'invisible coat.' In an interview with Elle, Pugh says she chooses a different perfume for every character she plays as part of her creative process.

source: Elle· Elle

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Olivia Wilde denies Don't Worry Darling screaming match with Pugh

Nearly four years after Don't Worry Darling's drama-filled rollout, Olivia Wilde told The Cut she has 'never had a screaming match' on set with Florence Pugh and was 'never not available on set,' E! News reports. Wilde said the feud narrative 'robbed me of my naivete' and cast her as the villain. Pugh has not publicly responded to the new comments.

source: E! News