As a seasoned gamer with a soft spot for emotional narratives that resonate beyond the screen, I can confidently say that the upcoming film “We Live In Time” starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh has already piqued my interest. The chemistry between these two powerhouse actors, as evident from their playful interactions during interviews, promises an engaging on-screen romance.
The film “We Live In Time,” starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh, is a romantic drama that’s generating a lot more buzz than usual. As soon as the first glimpses were revealed, fans couldn’t get enough of their palpable on-screen chemistry. With their promotional activities picking up ahead of its 2024 release, fans are enjoying every moment, particularly after they shared laughter over a popular horse meme and started calling each other endearing pet names.
In contrast to the serious subject matter of the film about a chef, a divorcee falling in love, and their subsequent heartbreaking diagnosis, the media response has been surprisingly humorous and even comical. The unexpected change in tone occurred when internet users focused not on Garfield and Pugh, but rather on the amusing, meme-worthy expression of the carousel horse featured in one photo.
The “deer-in-headlights” horse became extremely popular on social media, so much so that Garfield and Pugh often find themselves discussing it during interviews. Fortunately, they handle the situation humorously and have even created their own favorite memes. However, there was a minor disagreement between them about whether the horse appears in the film itself. During an interview with AP, this discrepancy led to them affectionately referring to each other as “babe.” Here’s a glimpse of that exchange:
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Garfield asserts that a horse can be seen during the carousel ride, whereas Pugh maintains it’s only partially visible in the frame. Their discussion soon became heated, but spectators are more intrigued by their affectionate nicknaming of each other as “babe” and “baby,” even amidst their disagreement.
- I think being called babe and baby by Florence pugh and Andrew Garfield simultaneously will heal a lot of my pain –keerthanapurandaran
- The only way to out do a “babe” is to hit em with a “babyyy” lol –briellelove01
- ” Baby ” “Babe” i love them ❤️ –0jitosgalacticos
- I do not need to ship them together ugh this press tour is gonna do things to me 😭 –lilysinginginthegarden
- Babe… baby😂 I can’t with them –yesi_at_the_edge
The good news is that October is just around the corner, and judging from early reviews for We Live In Time (including one by our very own Eric Eisenberg), it’s going to be worth the wait and the heartbreak it’s going to bring.
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2024-09-13 02:07