

On June 7, 2003, when she was 19 years old, Wilde married Italian filmmaker and musician Tao Ruspoli, a member of the aristocratic Ruspoli family
It’s been a rambling, rocky odyssey to the release of “Don’t Worry Darling” — one involving canceled late-night appearances, rumors of production rivalries and conspiratorial frame-by-frame analysis of red carpet body language and an alleged loogie trajectory. But there was always going to be an opening weekend at the end of this road. And the numbers show that Olivia Wildehas directed a hit.
“Don’t Worry Darling” should have no trouble topping the domestic box office, projecting a $21 million debut from 4,113 theaters. The film earned $9.4 million from opening day and Thursday previews — a more-than-solid figure for an original film that carries a modest $35 million production budget.

Wasn't the plane connected to the Little kid who went missing? He was dragging one behind him.So I absolutely loved the first 2/3. I knew from reviews it would go off the rails, but up to that point it was almost 10/10 for me. I loved the way it looked, I loved the set up, I loved the way the tension built. And to be honest, I didn’t HATE the last third- I just don’t think it followed the promise of that set up.
As much as I defend him, Styles was a problem. They clearly cut his part in the first two thirds where he was constantly in scenes but saying nothing. However, they couldn’t do that in the end and it really showed. I don’t think he was disastrous, but he certainly wasn’t very good either. There were some seriously blank looks when he should have been emoting.
Pugh was outstanding. Astonishingly good. In a better film I’d be shouting for an Oscar but I can’t see them rewarding this now.
Still, thoroughly enjoyable for me. 8/10. Despite the plot holes (yes, as my learned friend said earlier, what WAS the plane about?)