We Live in Time - F. Pugh's friend cries a lot after seeing the movie? The long-awaited story behind the collaboration with A. Garfield is also shown! Florence Pugh's interview with the director is now on view.

Florence Pugh, prepared and passionate.A video interview revealing the secret story behind the filming has arrived!

A video interview with Florence Pugh, the lead actress in the new film "We Live in Time," which will be released on June 6, has arrived.
This is the latest film from John Crowley, the director of the classic "Brooklyn," which was nominated for three Academy Awards, including Best Picture. A24, an American film studio that produces and distributes edgy and experimental films, has acquired the North American distribution rights to this story of love and emotion, and it is one of the hottest films of the year, which has also been the subject of a "horse meme" that has been creating a huge buzz on social networking sites. The film is one of the hottest films of the year, and has also been the subject of much buzz on social networking sites.

Florence Pugh is a young actor from the U.K. who rose to international attention in 2019 with her stunning performance in Ali Aster's "Midsummer. She was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for "The Story of My Life: My Young Life," and has since appeared in a number of high-profile films, including the Academy Award sweeping "Oppenheimer" and the currently buzzing "Thunderbolts*" ("New Avengers"). Her positive attitude and unwavering style make her unique among young actors, and her daring buzz cut in 2023, which she showed as part of her role in the film, was well received.
In the interview video released this time, he talks about the story behind co-starring with Andrew Garfield, a talented actor who has also been nominated for an Academy Award, and passionately expresses his thoughts on the impressive "head shaving scene" in the film.

The first topic of conversation in the interview was about Andrew Garfield, with whom he was working together for the first time. Pugh reflected on the filming and said, "I'm convinced it's his performance he's shown in other films.He said, "I'm not a fan ofHe is very professional. He approaches his work with an attention to detail and plays every moment perfectly. It was a learning experience working with Andrew and a wonderful experience!He also paid his respects to the company. He added, "I was able to learn how to face the work and the search for the ideal performance. I want to spare no effort, improve my acting skills and humanity, and take more responsibility for my own work.He also revealed the inspiration and personal growth he gained from working together on this film.

The next most talked about scene was the one where he shaves his head. It is one of the most important scenes in the film, filled with a great sense of happiness that turns the day Almut gets his hair cut into a happy family memory. Pugh describes his excitement when he read the script as follows. "When I first read that scene in the script, I found it beautiful and full of happiness and life. I deeply understood the message of the film. I thought her decision about shaving her head and how she saw it as a positive day was wonderful.".

This haircut scene is a refreshing and touching depiction of him shaving his head while surrounded by his partner Tobias and his daughter. Pugh is the author of "What struck me was that you wanted the event to be a good memory for your daughter. I was very honored to have the opportunity to play the role. It is definitely one of the most memorable scenes. It shows the immense courage of human beings in a different way.and praised the depth of its significance.

He also said of the filming of this scene, which was shot in one take and realistically reflected the beauty and courage of the actual moment, "After I was selected, I received a phone call from director John Crowley about the scene. He said, "I'm not forcing you to do it. He said, "I don't mind if you use a bold cap. I said, "As long as you decide to do it, I'll shave it off.He also revealed the backstory of the project, saying, "In such roles, the act of shaving one's head is part of the performance. To play the role of a seriously ill person, a convincing performance is required. There was no way he could have omitted the act of shaving.He spoke of his strong resolve, saying, "I'm very proud of this project.

Finally, when asked what he wanted to convey through this work, Pugh said.I want you to spend the time you are given now.He commented emphatically, "I'm very happy to be here. He added, "My friend who came to the preview was crying after the screening and couldn't look at me. Then she squeezed my hand tightly. My friend said, "I have a zest for life. "I want to fall in love, I want to try everything I've been putting off. I just want to live."He shared a surprising episode with us, saying, "I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do. "I thought it was a brilliant way to sum up what she said. I hope you feel that we love each other and want to live together. It's what we need.Pugh's own strong feelings about this work are evident in his words, "I am very proud of this work.

The film "We Live in Time" will be released on June 6 (Fri.) at TOHO Cinemas Hibiya and other locations throughout Japan!