With the release date for Don’t Worry, Darling set for this month, fans won’t have to wait long to see this year’s most anticipated picture.
It’s the film that creatively – and romantically – brought Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde together. So it’s no wonder that there’s a lot of excitement about the imminent release of Don’t Worry Darling. Mr. Styles, the Love on Tour showman, is joined by a slew of other Hollywood talent in bringing to life a story that seems aesthetically ideal on the surface. But if you peel the surface, you’ll find something more terrible in store.
Don’t worry, Darling will have its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival in September, alongside the upcoming Netflix treat White Noise, starring Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig.
Don’t Worry Darling: Release date
Don’t worry, Darling will be released in UK and North American theatres on September 23, 2022. Olivia Wilde, the film’s director, and the cast member was the first to announce the release date in September 2021 with an Instagram post titled simply: “In cinemas only. 9 • 23 • 22.”
The first showing of Don’t Worry Darling at the Venice Film Festival is being offered to a select few in the film industry. The film’s official global premiere will take place at the famous film festival on Monday, September 5th, with actors Harry Styles, Florence Pugh, Chris Pine, and Olivia Wilde all scheduled to walk the red carpet.
Regular Joes will have to wait until September for the release date. In honor of the approaching release, the official Don’t Worry Darling Instagram account released a teaser on August 23, informing fans of the one-month wait.
Read Also: See Season 3 Episode 2 Review and Ending Explained: Watch Out for Wolves!
The film has been in the works for a long time, with original production beginning in September 2020 but being interrupted owing to a pandemic. In October 2020, a cast member tested positive for coronavirus, causing filming to be halted. Filming was later resumed and completed in February 2021.
View this post on Instagram
Don’t Worry Darling: Where to watch in the UK
Don’t worry, Darling will be accessible at local cinemas in the United Kingdom. Vue(opens in new tab), Odeon(opens in new tab), and Cineworld(opens in new tab) have all announced that the films will be screened at their locations throughout England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
While no showtimes have been announced, it is expected that moviegoers will be able to purchase tickets up to a week before the scheduled showings in September.
Is Don’t Worry Darling going to be available on Netflix?
No, there hasn’t been any confirmation that Don’t Worry Darling will be accessible on Netflix. Those who want to view the film when it is released will have to go to the theatre.
Having said that, fans may see Don’t Worry Darling emerge on Netflix – or comparable streaming service – at a later period, potentially a few years down the road. However, no formal plans have been released.
Read Also: Narco-Saints Release Date: Everything About This K-Drama Series!
Plot and Storyline for Don’t Worry Darling
Don’t worry, Darling is a suspenseful thriller set in 1950s America. It follows Alice (Florence Pugh) and her husband Jack (Harry Styles) as they make a life for themselves in suburbia. However, in a world where the image is everything, the picturesque utopian community experiment they’ve joined doesn’t appear to be all it’s built up to be. Alice soon finds herself having terrifying visions that threaten to upheave everything.
View this post on Instagram
“A 1950s housewife (Pugh) living with her husband (Styles) in a utopian experimental society begins to wonder that his dazzling firm may be harboring terrible truths,” according to the official synopsis.
Don’t Worry Darling: Cast
Don’t be concerned. Darling marks the debut of popstar Harry Styles as a leading man. The 28-year-old, who previously appeared in the film Dunkirk, took over the main part when actor Shia LaBeouf backed out or was apparently sacked due to creative disputes.
“I believe the tale as a whole drew me to the part of Jack,” Styles said in an email from Toronto, where he was performing on his Love On Tour. “It felt like a chance to play someone really complicated, stuck between love and obsession.” There were always two sides to each character to explore. It’s nice to portray someone who makes you feel like you’re working out the entire time.”
| Harry Styles (Dunkirk) plays Jack |
| Florence Pugh (Little Women, Midsommer) plays Alice |
| Chris Pine (StarTrek, Wonder Woman) plays Frank |
| Olivia Wilde (House, The Lazurus Effect) plays Mary |
| Gemma Chan (Crazy Rich Asians, Eternals) plays Shelley |
| Nick Kroll (Big Mouth, Sing) plays Bill |
| Douglas Smith (Big Love, Percy Jackson) plays John |
| KiKi Layne (If Beale Street Could Talk) plays Margaret |
| Timothy Simons (Veep) plays Dean |
| Asif Ali (Ritu) plays Peter |
| Dita Von Teese plays a Burlesque Dancer |
| Sydney Chandler (Pistol) plays Bunny |
| Ari’el Satchel (Zola) plays Kevin |
When a teaser film was released via Rolling Stones Magazine’s social media pages, fans got their first look at Harry’s acting abilities. In it, Harry is shown arguing with his on-screen wife Alice.
You May Like Big Mouth Season 6: Is the Show Returning or Getting Cancelled? Everything We Know
What is the recommended age range for Don’t Worry Darling?
The British Board of Film Classification has yet to announce an official age classification for Don’t Worry Darling (BBFC). However, it is expected to obtain either a 12A or a 15 age rating. This is based on the BBFC rating of the current trailer(opens in new tab) of Don’t Worry Darling as 12A.
“Films graded 12A are appropriate for youngsters aged 12 and over,” their website states (opens in new tab). “However, persons under the age of 12 may see a 12A if accompanied by an adult.”
Other trailers for Don’t Worry Darling, such as the 3 minute 26 second one published in August, were rated 15 for mature audiences. This indicates that only individuals aged 15 and up are permitted to see the film in theatres.
The film has received an R rating from the MPAA in the United States (opens in new tab). They explained that Don’t Worry Darling acquired this rating owing to the film’s sensuality, profanity, and violence.
Similarly, the BBFC examines comparable factors and how they affect the audience. They would have examined language, nudity, sex, violence, drugs, and other factors, as well as how acceptable the film’s material was for youngsters.
Read More: The Equalizer Season 3 Release Date, Cast, Plot and is the Equalizer Coming Back in 2022?
