Harry Styles Movie ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Debuts Trailer at CinemaCon

Olivia Wilde introduced the 1950s to CinemaCon, showcasing the to start with appear at Harry Styles and Florence Pugh in the psychological thriller “Don’t Get worried Darling.”

Movie theater owners at the yearly exhibition trade display received a sneak peek of the trailer, which isn’t yet obtainable to the community. The footage opens on Styles and Pugh’s figures snuggling in bed. They play a partner and wife living in an idyllic experimental community in the California desert, lined with perfectly placed palm trees and extravagant cars.

“You and me?” she asks her husband. “Always. You and me.”

Pugh plays a pleased housewife, one particular who results in being significantly suspicious that her husband’s glamorous enterprise may possibly be hiding disturbing secrets and techniques. He’s functioning on a little something termed the Victory Job, which claims to transform the entire world.

“Do you even know what the Victory Undertaking even is? Have you at any time requested?” Pugh asks her dutiful husband. The additional she starts off to concern his do the job, the additional that men and women assume she’s ridiculous. As she receives ever more incredulous, she concludes tearfully, “I really do not trust him, and I do not want to be below any more.”

Other scenes in the trailer present Styles screaming in a automobile and later on partaking in intimate actions with Pugh on a eating room desk. They may possibly not rely on every single other, but they undoubtedly have no issue having it on. In a further sequence, Styles and Pugh are hot and weighty against a sink… under no circumstances thoughts that Chris Pine’s character is in the similar area. Later on, Kinds shows off his signature moves on major of that perfectly-appointed eating place table.

On phase at Caesars Palace, wherever CinemaCon is at present having location, Wilde lose a little mild on the plan powering “Don’t Fret Darling,” which is motivated by “Inception,” “The Matrix” and “The Truman Demonstrate.” She phone calls the motion picture “a love letter to movies that push the boundaries of our imagination.”

“I want you to imagine a existence in which you have everything you could want,” she told the group of theater entrepreneurs. “Not just materials, tangible things… like a attractive dwelling, perfect weather conditions and stunning vehicles. But also the points that seriously matter, like real appreciate or the excellent companion or serious dependable friendships and a function that feels significant.”

“What would it acquire for you to give up that everyday living, that perfect lifetime. What are you seriously keen to sacrifice to do what’s ideal?” Wilde asked. “Are you ready to dismantle the technique which is made to serve you?”

That’s the huge issue at the heart of “Don’t Worry Darling,” Wilde teased. (Around the identical time, she was handed a mysterious manilla envelope from an individual in the viewers, but Wilde did not handle the contents within during the presentation.)

Wilde also hugely praised her actors (who have been not in attendance during Warner Bros.’ presentation on Tuesday night time), referring to pop feeling Models as “an up-and-coming actor with no other profession that I am knowledgeable of, and he is absolutely nothing quick of a revelation in this aspect.”

Of Pugh, who is greatest recognized for “Black Widow,” “Midsommar” and “Little Women,” Wilde says her actor is “brilliant, alluring, intense and hard,” incorporating, “We understood this motion picture would reside or die off her role.”

Along with Designs, Pugh and Pine, the significant-wattage cast incorporates Wilde, Gemma Chan, KiKi Layne and Nick Kroll. Katie Silberman wrote the screenplay from a spec script by Carey and Shane Van Dyke.

“Don’t Fret Darling” is Wilde’s abide by-up attribute to 2019’s coming-of-age comedy “Booksmart.” Prior to stepping at the rear of the digicam, she acted in videos and on Television exhibits these types of as “Tron: Legacy,” “Drinking Buddies” and “The O.C.”

Warner Bros.’ upcoming slate also involves “Elvis” (June 24), “DC League of Tremendous-Pets” (July 29), “Creed III” (Nov. 23) and “Shazam! Fury of the Gods” (Dec. 16).