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2016's Lady Macbeth, a low-budget art house film, caught on and brought her a

British independent film award for Best Actress and a BAFTA EE Rising Star Award nomination.

And who, as a result, landed leading roles in three films released in 2019. Stephen Merchant's Sundance Sensation

Fighting with My Family, Ariaster's Summer release Mid Summer,

and Greta Gerwig's take on Little Women,

which will be released on Christmas Day.

In each she placed totally different characters, and for all she has garnered widespread acclaim.

I'm talking, of course, about Florence Pugh. Over the course of our conversation at the offices of the

Hollywood reporter, Pugh and I discussed the 2015 TV pilot that almost sent her career in a very

different direction,

the process of making and the unexpected impact of Lady Macbeth.

What was like being on a set with Emma Thompson in 2017 when the Me Too Movement first broke out, how she has processed

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