Chris Pine has had the final word on the Don’t Worry Darling drama, after speculation of feuds plagued the movie. 'The vitriol that the movie got was absolutely out of proportion with what was onscreen.'
‘If there was drama, there was drama,’ he said of the now-infamous shoot. ‘I absolutely didn’t know about it, nor really would I have cared. If I feel badly, it’s because the vitriol that the movie got was absolutely out of proportion with what was onscreen.‘Venice was normal things getting swept up in a narrative that people wanted to make, compounded by the metastasizing that can happen in the Twittersphere. It was ridiculous.
Chris also maintained that Harry, who he deemed a ‘sweet guy’ didn’t spit on him in Venice, in case there were any lingering doubts. Touching on those meme-worthy photos of him appearing to space out during a press conference ahead of the premiere, which instantly went viral, he insisted that he was admiring the ceiling of the Palazzo del Casinò while also battling intense jetlag.‘All the memes I saw about my face in Venice made me f**king laugh,’ he continued. ‘[Especially] me on an important zoom call watching my cat throw up on the sofa.
‘Sometimes the question’s not that interesting and you just f**king zone out, and you’re looking at a ceiling because it’s really pretty.’
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