News about John Crowley

Fans were left 'bawling' after watching the new trailer for the romantic drama We Live In Time on Wednesday. And they are sure to be left teary again if Film Updates was revealed that the child actor who plays the Hollywood stars' daughter in the film still calls them 'Mummy Florence' and 'Daddy Andrew'. Directed by John Crowley, the film follows Almut (Florence) and Tobias (Andrew) as they embark on a 10-year relationship that is challenged by time limits in a deeply moving romance. Through snapshots of their life together - falling for each other, creating a home and building a family - a difficult truth is uncovered that rocks the relationship's foundation to the core.

Fans were left in tears after watching the new trailer for Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield's romantic drama We Live In Time on Wednesday.  Directed by John Crowley, the film follows Almut (Florence) and Tobias (Andrew) as they embark on a 10-year relationship that is challenged by time limits in a deeply moving romance.  Through snapshots of their life together - falling for each other, creating a home and building a family - a difficult truth is uncovered that rocks the relationship's foundation to the core.

Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield 's romantic drama We Live In Time has released its first trailer ahead of the world premiere in September. The film, directed by John Crowley, will be screened for the first time at Toronto Film Festival and will hit theatres in a limited release on October, 11. The first trailer sees Almut (Florence) and Tobias (Andrew)  brought together in a surprise meeting that changes their lives forever.

After launching together during the 2023 Oscars on March 12, Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh ignited a social media fire, with many demanding that they appear in a rom-com together. With the announcement of their forthcoming film, "We Live in Time," POPSUGAR reported on March 14 that the pair are turning that dream into a reality. "The way florence pugh walked in holding the courtroom with that music in the background is so royal," one Twitter user captioned a video showing Pugh and Garfield strutting on stage to present the awards for best adapted screenplay and best original screenplay. In an entire multiverse of romantic comedies, another user began fan-casting the two characters. "I don't care what the plot is about...but elizabeth olsen, pedro pascal, florence pugh, and garfield in a film together," they wrote, as well as two photos of the aforementioned celebrities. "It could be MY multiverse of madness."