Florence Pugh says she won't tolerate any 'bullshit behavior' on film sets

Florence Pugh is drawing a hard line on what she'll accept while working. The actress told Elle magazine she's grown more confident in protecting herself and leading a film set, per The Hollywood Reporter.

Pugh said she will no longer stand for "bullshit behavior" or "bullshit attitude." She also stated she won't allow people to be rude to crew members. "You just get bolder and bigger and more confident with time," she said.

The Oscar-nominated star emphasized the importance of professionalism. She said she wants to work with people who share a mindset of showing up on time, not being rude, and not being a misogynist.

Pugh also discussed using her platform to speak on issues important to her. She told the magazine she felt compelled to comment on an alleged sexual assault case at Cornell University because she is "a woman who cares about women."

She was firm on the subject, saying rape can never be something society moves on from easily and must be met with demands for justice and accountability. Pugh also accused Meta of censoring an Instagram post about the Cornell lawsuit, telling Elle, "No one fucking censors me."