Though early audiences and reviewers alike fawned over John Crowley’s We Live in Time, star Florence Pugh says those watching aren’t the only ones affected. The actress revealed this week that the film pushed her to be more active in finding love in her own life.

On paper, We Live in Time seems thoughtfully formulated to be the perfect tearjerker for today. John Crowley, the celebrated helmer of the stunning Saoirse Ronan romance Brooklyn, teams with heralded actors/internet darlings Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield in a weepy romance of wooing and tragic loss.

Florence Pugh is opening up about shaving her head for her latest movie role. Sitting down with British Vogue for its October 2024 issue, the actress, 28, spoke about the choice to cut her hair on screen for her latest movie,

Early reviews of director John Crowley’s new film, We Live In Time, have been positive, calling it “transcendently life-affirming” and praising the chemistry between its stars, Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield, as “achingly palpable.” ( The Hollywood Reporter) Pugh agrees and says the movie had a major impact on her.

Florence Pugh’s intense preparation in We Live in Time highlighted her commitment to a realistic chef portrayal.

Florence Pugh's diaphanous red carpet style aesthetic has continued to shine bright. The actress flaunted her curves on Monday while posing for cameras at the New York City premiere of " We Live in Time ;" an upcoming film she stars in alongside Andrew Garfield.

Costar Andrew Garfield almost shares his favorite memes from the movie — before thinking better of pulling up personal photos on his phone.

Florence Pugh got an early preview of motherhood while filming her upcoming movie We Live in Time. “I loved shooting the birthing scene,” Pugh, 28, gushed from the red carpet during the film’s Toronto International Film Festival premiere on Friday,

Pugh plays Almut, a woman whose love story with husband Tobias (Andrew Garfield) is interrupted after a troubling medical diagnosis. The decades-spanning A24 indie has already been billed as a “deeply affecting tear-jerker” by IndieWire critic David Ehrlich.

Florence Pugh said an interview with British Vogue that she did something this past summer that she’s never done before in her career: Asked to take a break from acting. The Oscar nominee had been working at breakneck speed for several years,

Crowley, 55, exclusively told PEOPLE after the Toronto International Film Festival premiere of their film on Friday, Sept. 6, that he was “stunned“ Pugh, 28, shaved her head for her role as Almut, who is diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer at one point in We Live in Time.