About Don't Worry Darling

Don't Worry Darling is a psychological thriller film directed by Olivia Wilde and released by HBO in 2022. It explores the delicate fabric of seemingly perfect suburban life, weaving elements of mystery, drama, and profound emotion. The story revolves around a housewife discovering a disturbing truth about her ostensibly ideal life in a utopian community in the 1950s.

Making / Production

Directed by Olivia Wilde, the film brilliantly captures the 1950's era with remarkable accuracy. Known for her attention to detail, Wilde has recreated the vintage era perfectly, accompanied by a compelling script penned by Katie Silberman and Carey Van Dyke. The movie is marked by stunning visuals due to Matthew Libatique's cinematography along with the gripping narrative.

Actors

• Florence Pugh as Alice - Florence delivers a stunning performance as Alice, demonstrating chilling vulnerability and strength throughout the film.
• Harry Styles as Jack - Harry Styles surprises audiences with an impressive performance as Jack, masterfully portraying a layered and complex character.
• Chris Pine as Oliver - As the mysterious and charming Oliver, Pine's compelling performance adds to the overall intrigue and suspense of the film.
• Gemma Chan as Margaret - Chan excels as Margaret, encapsulating her character's charm and mystique while adding depth to her role.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• This is the second movie that Harry Styles appeared in after his acting debut in Dunkirk.
• Director Olivia Wilde is known for her unique approach to storytelling, which she proved with her directorial debut film 'Booksmart.
• The aesthetics and costume designs carefully reflect the 1950's period, making the movie a visual delight for the audience.

Awards

The information about Don't Worry Darling winning any awards is not available as of the time of writing.

Quotes

• “Don't worry, darling. Everything will be just fine.” - Jack
• “There's something not right about this place, this life...” - Alice

Music, Soundtrack

• The film's score perfectly captures the eerie and suspenseful tone, while simultaneously transporting the audience back to the 1950s.
• Iconic tracks from the 1950s also feature in the movie, intensifying the period ambiance.