Florence Pugh’s quick reaction to Emily Blunt’s possible wardrobe malfunction at the Oppenheimer premiere drew a lot of attention on Twitter. Many people applauded Florence.
Twitter followers enjoyed that Florence Pugh had Emily Blunt’s back at the launch of their film Oppenheimer in London. Florence chose a blue gown, while Emily wore a silver pantsuit to the event. Fans were drawn to their connection and how Florence almost saved Emily from a wardrobe disaster at the event.
Video of Florence Pugh and Emily Blunt gone viral.
The button on Emily’s blazer burst open, showing her bra below, while they were posed together at Oppenheimer’s red carpet premiere. Florence wasted no time in preventing Emily’s wardrobe malfunction, instantly shielding her co-star from the cameras as the two joked while attempting to mend the blazer’s button.
A Twitter user tweeted the video with the caption, “Florence Pugh saves Emily Blunt from nip slip.” Many people commended the actors and felt the recovery was flawless.
Florence Pugh’s response is praised by fans.
A Twitter user commented on the video, saying, “Need someone to hold me like Florence is holding Emily.” Another said, “I think being embraced like this would solve all of my problems.” Another person said, “This is really cute.” Someone else added, “And we thought chivalry was dead.” Another person said, “She (Florence Pugh) was so quick with it too, love her.”
Oppenheimer premiere
Oppenheimer’s actors walked out of the film’s UK premiere in London in solidarity with the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Radio and Television Artists (SAG-AFTRA), which launched a strike against studios and streaming services on July 14. The premiere of Oppenheimer was pushed back an hour so that the cast could walk the red carpet before the announcement.
J Robert Oppenheimer, an American theoretical physicist, is the subject of Christopher Nolan’s period piece. Cillian Murphy, Robert Downey, Jr. Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, and Florence Pugh are among the cast members.
Some others wished to see the actors in a romantic comedy. “Please make the execs bow to the writers so someone can put them in a rom-com right now,” one tweeted. Another person said, “They’re so cute together.” “Why are their faces tilting like they’re about to kiss?” joked another.