Since bursting onto the international film scene in 2016, Florence Pugh has proven to her growing legion of fans that she can do just about anything. The British-born actress had only two years of acting experience when she was tapped as the lead in William Oldroyd's indie drama Lady Macbeth, and for her critically-acclaimed performance, she won the Best Actress prize at the British Independent Academy Awards, the first of many awards and nominations that would soon be coming her way.

Since then, Pugh has amply demonstrated her skills in genres as diverse as horror (Midsommar), action (Fighting with My Family) and dramas, both historic (Oppenheimer) and literary (Little Women). Though working in films for less than a decade, Pugh has already won a Screen Actors Guild Award and has been nominated for the Academy Award, two nods from the BAFTAs, two Critics Choice nominations, and three nominations, including one win,...