A first look at Florence Pugh as Ali in A Good Person.

A Sky Original film, coming to UK cinemas in March. On Sky Cinema and NOW in April.

Harper’s Bazaar – Does anyone else want one?” Florence Pugh calls out from behind the kitchen island where she has been mixing martinis. She is dressed a little absurdly, and very formally, for a kitchen, in a clinging vermilion Alexander McQueen dress and heels—an ensemble she has put on for the sake of a Vogue video crew that is having her demonstrate some of her favorite recipes: a vodka martini with a twist in a chilled glass and a cherry tomato crostini with lots of garlic and a bit of chopped chile pepper. She has made sure to cut up the baguette before she gets started on the drinks (not her preferred sequencing) so that the slices have a chance to toast in the oven. The flat of the carving knife descends on a clove of garlic; it doesn’t stand a chance. A rogue cherry tomato rolls off the cutting board; she leans over the counter and spears it with the tip of her knife. This is a woman at home in a kitchen, even one illuminated by set lights and framed by a boom mic.

Pugh at 26 is the kind of actor—thrillingly talented, coming off a series of stunning performances, and with compelling projects ahead of her—who is not just supremely comfortable in her skin, but also charmingly game. Perhaps it’s more precise to say she is the kind of person who exudes a let’s-go gameness. Give her a cocktail to make and she will fix you one too. If the cooking demo films through lunch, she’ll make sure the entire room gets a taste of what she’s making.

“Anyone?” she asks, offering the martini again. I slip outside the room for a moment, and when I return, a few chilled glasses have found their way into the hands of those on the other side of the camera. When the video wraps, she changes into black jeans, chunky Naked Wolfe boots, and a white T-shirt with an image of a grinning tongue-out mouth at the breast—a bit of Bon Iver merch she’s had for years. She is about to depart when she realizes she hasn’t sufficiently thanked the crew. “Thank you, thank you,” she says, rushing back in.

Once we are settled in a car, rounding the southern tip of Manhattan on the FDR Drive, she confides that she’s never cooked without music—Kate Bush, Spanish musician Rita Payés, Glass Animals—the volume on full blast. “When I do ‘Cooking With Flo’ ”—the friendly, improvisational cooking demonstrations she has posted on Instagram for the past few years—“I just have a fun time,” she says, laughing. “I’ve never done it with, like, 25 people looking at me, saying, ‘Do the thing!’ ”

The skies are ominous, but our destination is fortunately indoors: a Brooklyn weaving studio called Loop of the Loom where we can indulge in a different type of hands-on creativity. There we will be instructed in the art of Saori, a weaving style founded by a midcentury Japanese housewife that embraces the imperfections of cloth made by hand. The idea is to let our instincts lead us, and emerge, perhaps, slightly more enlightened, with appreciation for all that makes us unique. “After one hour,” the owner, Yukako, had told me, “you will be a new person.”

To celebrate the release of Puss In Boots: The Last Wish, Florence Pugh sat down with MTV Movies to talk us through the top movie moments she’s watched over the years that have had an effect on her. Puss In Boots: The Last Wish is in UK cinemas from 3rd February.

Flo is back in the Uk and made her first event of 2023 on February 05th for 43rd London Critics’ Circle Film Awards 2023 at at The May Fair Hotel London with her borther Toby Sebastian who fun fact came with her to her first LCCFA way back in 2015. Flo was the winner of the British/Irish Actress Of The Year For Body Of Work award for her work on “Don’t Worry Darling”, “Puss In Boots: The Last Wish” & “The Wonder” as she should be with the Wonder being just a amzing movie. Flo was back in red for this event and as I said last time red is her colour and shold have it on for all events now. I have added in to the gallery photos from the night now for you to enjoy!

Florence had her birthday on the 03th and yes we are a little late with the happy birthday to her, but its here now and unlike last year she got to have a big party this time.

Well that was beautiful.
The 3rd of Jan is always so crap as no one wants to do anything but splodge and nurse their NYE hangover. Every year I’m astonished friends want to do anything! I’m so unbelievably grateful to all of you who came, it’s always a surprise! Beautiful people, beautiful way to start the year, beautiful day.
Thank you to all of you who wished me well on my special day. I received them all and send kisses right back.
Thank you @thestandardlondon for hosting such a fabtastic night. @elli1276 you really went above and beyond to make it so special and I am so so thankful.

Flo’s new movie A Good Person dropped its new trailer last week. Flo stars as Allison who gets in a car crash then ends in disaster and turns her life upside down, and co-stars Morgan Freeman, Celeste O’Connor, Molly Shannon, Chinaza Uche and was direct by Flo’s ex Zach Braff. It looks like a amazing movie and Flo kills it again. The movie is set to come out in March in Cinema in most of the world and to Sky Cinema in UK, Ireland, Germany and Italy.

Flo is not slowing down at all with these events is she. After doing one last night she was back again today (05th December) for the The Fashion Awards 2022 at the Royal Albert Hall in London. I take back anything I said about pink being her colour its red that is her colour and what she should have on for the rest of events from now one, just look at these photos amazing. I have added in to the gallery the first lot of photos out and i’m sure more will be hitting the web soon so keep looking back.

Flo is back in the UK after having some time in LA and made a new event today (December 04th) for 25th British Independent Film Awards at Old Billingsgate in London. Flo was in a baby pink dress again and being her fun and happy self on the red carpet. Over 160 HQ photos from the event have been added to the gallery for you all.

Sit back, relax and enjoy the dulcet tones of Florence Pugh as she reads Emma Donoghue’s haunting psychodrama The Wonder. In this section, English nurse Lib is briefed to watch over her new patient: an eleven-year-old girl who claims she hasn’t eaten a single thing in four months, but remains miraculously