Florence Pugh reveals the type of role that she ‘can’t do’ again in the future.

Florence Pugh, known for her intense and versatile roles, has opened up about the personal toll that certain characters have had on her mental and emotional health. In a recent interview on the Reign with Josh Smith podcast, the 29-year-old actress shared how she learned to prioritize self-care while pursuing her craft. Reflecting on her role in Midsommar, Pugh admitted that she pushed herself to emotional and physical extremes in order to fully immerse in the character.

While she expressed pride in her performance, Pugh acknowledged the personal cost, noting that she “abused” herself in certain emotional spaces to bring the character to life. She emphasized that although the outcome of her work was something she didn’t regret, she has learned the importance of respecting her own limits, saying, “I can’t do that again, cause that was too much.”

This revelation highlights the need for balance in an industry that often demands great sacrifices from its actors, especially for young women like Pugh. It’s clear that the experience has been a significant learning moment for her as she continues to navigate the pressures of Hollywood.