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Florence Pugh Shares Emotional ‘Last Picture’ of Her Hair Before Shaving Her Head for “We Live in Time”: ‘I’m Just Grateful’
Getting to do this for this role was a true honour and a privilege," the English actress said Florence Pugh is sharing a behind the scenes look at a dramatic hair transformation. On Sunday, Oct. 20, the English actress,
Florence Pugh Let Andrew Garfield Shave Her Head for ‘We Live in Time’
Here's how "We Live in Time" tackled the shaving of Florence Pugh's character's head on-screen opposite Andrew Garfield
We Live in Time ’s Florence Pugh Reacts to Fan Sharing Impact of Movie
Florence Pugh shared a loving comment with a fan who reflected on the death of her mother and how she connected deeply to Florence and Andrew Garfield’s new film We Live in Time.
I Loved Andrew Garfield And Florence Pugh's We Live In Time, Here's Why We Need More Love Stories Like It
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Movie Review: Life flies by in Florence Pugh, Andrew Garfield romance ‘We Live In Time’
Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield play a couple in the romantic drama “We Live In Time." Filmmaker John Crowley skips around in time through the highs and lows of their relationship, including meeting,
Florence Pugh (in Cardboard) Joins Andrew Garfield at ‘We Live in Time’ Premiere
Florence Pugh was not able to attend the Headline Gala screening of her new film, We Live In Time. However, that did not stop her co-star Andrew Garfield from making her join him on the red carpet of the event at The Royal Festival Hall during the 68th BFI London Film Festival.
Florence Pugh, Andrew Garfield shine in shallow love story, 'We Live in Time'
John Crowley's out-of-sequence romance has flashes of emotional heft but this is a film that thinks it's more important than it is.
Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield on how food is used as a form of intimacy in 'We Live in Time'
Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield discuss the ways that food is utilized in We Live in Time and how Florence Pugh's culinary background was able to flourish in this film. Belen Edwards is an Entertainment Reporter at Mashable. She covers movies and TV with a focus on fantasy and science fiction, adaptations, animation, and more nerdy goodness.
Life flies by in Florence Pugh, Andrew Garfield romance ‘We Live In Time’
We Live in Time” — 3 stars It’s not hard to spend a few hours watching Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield fall and be in love. In “We Live In Time,” filmmaker John Crowley puts the
Florence Pugh Shares Shocking Hair Transformation Ahead of New Movie
Florence Pugh might be queen of the edgy blond cut, rocking her effortlessly tousled style on both the red carpet and in her playful social media posts. But while you might think of her as a blond bombshell,
Florence Pugh Got So Emotional Before Shaving Her Head
Just weeks after revealing that buzzing off her hair caused “trauma” to her body, Florence Pugh is sharing a raw, behind-the-scenes look at shaving her head on screen for We L
Florence Pugh Reveals The Hilarious Story Behind How Her Cardboard Cutout Needed To Be Rescued After We Live In Time's Premiere
The photo in action of Toby Sebastian stealing the cardboard cutout back looks like it was taken by photographer and friend ...
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We Live in Time review: Andrew Garfield, Florence Pugh's incredible, cliché-less drama
“It's okay not to be okay,” a doctor tells Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh's characters in their latest movie, We ...
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Review: “We Live in Time” Reinvents Romantic Dramas
There’s nothing quite like emotionally attaching yourself to vivid characters that provide an escape from your imperfect (and love-forsaken) reality. So, for all of the swooners and fans of John Green ...
How does ‘We Live in Time’ end? Director reveals why the final scene was changed from the original
“I was sure that that would really play at the end of the film. The idea behind that was that in life, death is irredeemable.