Shia LaBeouf denies he was fired from Olivia Wilde's 'Don't Worry Darling'
Shia LaBeouf has come forward to dispute the claim that she was fired by director Olivia Wilde from "Don't Worry Darling" as production begins in 2020.
LaBeouf claims that he decided to leave the production because he didn't think the actors were given enough time to rehearse.
In an August 24 cover story for Variety, Wilde opened up about LaBeouf's departure from his film for the first time.
“I say this as someone who is such a fan of his work. His process didn't fit the ethos I demand in my productions.
They have a process that, in some ways, requires a combative energy, and I personally don't believe it is best suited for performance.
I believe the best way is to create a safe, trusting environment for people to do their best work.
Ultimately, it is my responsibility to the production and the cast to protect them. That was my job,” Wilde said.
When contacted prior to the story's publication, representatives for LaBeouf declined Variety's request for comment on the matter.