Harry Styles might be making the world groove to his latest album, but his acting in the upcoming film – Don’t Worry Darling is not going down well with some audiences. A new clip has recently dropped, which shows the singer engaging in an argument with co-star Florence Pugh. While Pugh garnered praise for the scene, Styles was trolled for his accent.
The clip shows Styles explaining to Pugh how their life will not be the same if she starts questioning everything around her, and that they could lose everything they have. While the scene is a moving one, fans couldn’t help but discuss (and troll) Styles’ accent.
Movie buffs were quick to notice the As It Was singer’s peculiar accent in the clip, and soon after, there was a division of opinion on the internet. “God, being good-looking must be awesome. Get away with anything”, said a Twitter user. However, several others came out to defend the star and wrote, “This is his real accent, he’s traveled nonstop since 16,” Others did not really care about how he talked and were simply charmed by his innocence.
Check Out Some Of The Reactions Below:
God, being good looking must be awesome. Get away with anything
— Chris Weber (@Cwebs101) August 24, 2022
Is he supposed to have an accent or not? Because either way he failed
— smart dumb guy (@jomm20953993) August 25, 2022
When you start off with futbol and end up with soccer
— Tanner Thomason (@TannerThomason) August 25, 2022
Why did the release this clip lol surely they knew his 1000 accents in 5 seconds wouldn’t go down well
— Sarah (@sez_sketch) August 25, 2022
listen i don’t like harry styles that much but the accent isn’t that bad???? either some people have never heard someone with a mild northern accent before or idek but it’s genuinely not that bad
— car- 🚗vroom🚗//TW SPOILERS (@thewildscar) August 25, 2022
Whether he likes it or not, Harry Styles is in the news forever. The singer had to clear his name after recently being accused of queerbaiting. His upcoming movie, My Policeman has also become the talk of the town. The actor plays a closeted gay police officer from the 1950s.
The romantic period drama is set in 1957 Britain. Helmed by Michael Grandage, the film is based on Bethan Roberts’ 2012 novel of the same name. Also starring Emma Corrin, Gina Mckee, Linus Roache, David Dawson, and Rupert Everett, the film will release in theatres on October 2