Tuesday’s presentation at CinemaCon in do not worry honey built quick excitement with a steamy exclusive trailer release and writer-director Olivia Wildeis comparing his movie to mind-blowing hits like Start and highlighting the male lead Harry stylesThe performance of “a revelation”. But the buzz surrounding the event turned meta when Wilde, while performing live, received a mysterious manilla folder, labelled “personal and confidential.”
Wilde said: “Is this for me? Is this a script? Ok I have it. Thank you.” She glanced quickly into the envelope, then, seemingly calm, she continued to talk about her movie without much hesitation. Now Deadline is reporting that Wilde had received legal documents at the scene from his ex-fiancée Jason Sudeikis, with whom he shares two children. Specifically, the custody papers.
A source close to Sudeikis says vanity fair, “Documents were drawn up to establish jurisdiction in relation to the children of Mrs. Wilde and Mr. Sudeikis. Mr. Sudeikis had no prior knowledge of the time or place the envelope would have been delivered, as this would be solely up to the litigation services company involved and he would never approve of it being delivered to him in such an inappropriate manner.”
Wilde is currently in a romantic relationship with Styles, whom she met on the set of do not worry honeyand has been separated from Sudeikis since November 2020. Her engagement to Sudeikis lasted almost seven years.
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What Deadline Notes, the CinemaCon scene had to have been carefully planned: Taking place at the Coliseum at Caesars Place in Las Vegas, any non-industry attendees, as the person handing over the documents presumably was, would have to buy a credential to enter. Those involved in the production of CinemaCon reportedly said Deadline they did not know how the person entered the building or who exactly they were.
new york magazine writer chris lee subsequently informed On twitter“A well-placed CinemaCon source tells me that whoever handed him those documents had all the correct credentials, including the covid vax bracelet and ID lanyard that convention delegates are required to wear.”
NATO Director General and Head of CinemaCon mitch neuhauser said Variety, “To protect the integrity of our studio partners and talent, we will re-evaluate our security protocols. We will act accordingly because it is the right thing to do. We want to do the right and safe thing.”
do not worry honeywho also stars Florence Pugh, hits theaters September 23.
Wilde’s representatives did not immediately respond to vanity faircomment request.
This story has been updated.
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