Florence Pugh's frown is often praised as a sign of great acting, as she brings depth and sorrow to her characters. Pugh's iconic frown and lip quiver are not intentional, but involuntary expressions of sadness. Pugh's famous crying scene in Midsommar was challenging to film, but her co-stars created a supportive environment.

From Midsommar to Little Women to Oppenheimer, Florence Pugh has made a name for herself as a serious A-list actress, but people can't stop talking about her famous frown. A British actress, Pugh made her screen debut opposite Maisie Williams in the 2014 mystery-thriller The Falling, playing Abigail Mortimer. Her breakout role was protagonist Katherine Lester in 2016's Lady Macbeth, and from there, Pugh's movie career blossomed. 2019 was a banner year for Pugh, starring in the crowd-pleasing sports movie Fighting with My Family as Paige Knight, the haunting A24 horror Midsommar as Dani Ardor, and Greta Gerwig's Little Women as Amy March,...