Florence Pugh Says ‘I’m Not Standing for Bulls— Behavior’ on Set Anymore: ‘Show Up on Time, Don’t Be Rude, Don’t Be a Misogynist’

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Florence Pugh said in a new interview with Elle magazine that it’s taken time for her to learn how to lead a film set and she is no longer accepting “bullshit” when it comes to her fellow casts and crews.

“Every time I work on a movie, I get more confident in the way that I can protect myself and the way that I can lead a film set, and just not stand for bullshit anymore. I’m not doing it,” Pugh said. “I’m not standing for bullshit behavior. I’m not standing for bullshit attitude. I’m not allowing for people to be rude to the crew. You just get bolder and bigger and more confident with time, and you want to be around and work with the right people. And the moment someone is making that vibe feel off, everybody feels it.”

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