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Why Florence Pugh Is Done Tolerating “Bullsh** Behavior” on Set: “Don’t Be Rude”
Florence Pugh says she is increasingly confident about protecting herself and setting expectations on film sets. She wants to work with professionals who treat colleagues, particularly crew members, respectfully, and says she will challenge rude or misogynistic behaviour.
In an interview with Elle, Pugh reflected on 12 years in the film industry, from her 2014 debut in The Falling to roles in films including Midsommar and Oppenheimer. She also discussed using her public platform to speak about women’s safety and accountability, and said she would push back against censorship of her comments.
In short
- Pugh says she will challenge rude behaviour on set.
- She wants crews treated with respect.
- She also spoke about women’s safety and censorship.
Explained simply
Florence Pugh is a British actor who began working in films as a teenager and has since appeared in productions including Midsommar and Oppenheimer. Film sets bring together actors and crew members in a workplace where many people rely on one another to get a production made.
Pugh has spoken publicly about women’s safety and accountability, and says she expects colleagues to treat one another professionally. Her comments reflect wider discussions about workplace conduct in the film industry and how established actors can use their public profile to raise concerns.