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Vanity Fair publishes Florence Pugh cover story
Pugh discusses her health, acting roles, and carefully guarded private life in new interview.
What to know
- Florence Pugh's lifelong tracheomalacia condition shapes her distinctive husky voice and laugh, traits that have become signature elements of her public persona.
- Pugh's film roles cluster around complex, damaged women seeking escape—a pattern she says she hadn't consciously recognized until pointed out.
- The actor is known for balancing public engagement (social media, her web series 'Cooking With Flo') with fierce privacy about her personal life and friendships.
Florence Pugh ActorHillary Busis Vanity Fair writer
Andrew Garfield Actor, co-star in We Live in Time
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“Princess, madam, soldier-spy. Florence Pugh, who has an extraordinary knack for steering through Hollywood's choppy waters, plays all three onscreen this year.”
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Princess, madam, soldier-spy. Florence Pugh, who has an extraordinary knack for steering through Hollywood’s choppy waters, plays all three onscreen this year. Read the full cover story from Vanity Fair's @busis.bsky.social: vanityfair.
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Vanity Fair interviews Florence Pugh in London — Hillary Busis meets with Pugh at Yougi, a shop in London, to conduct a cover story interview. Pugh discusses her health condition, acting choices, and approach to privacy.