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Persevering with probably the most headline-producing film press tour probably of all time, Olivia Wilde stopped by “The Late Present with Stephen Colbert” on Wednesday along with her tackle what has lovingly been known as #spitgate.
For many who managed to keep away from the small print, the controversy stems from footage taken on the Venice Movie Competition during which Harry Types, star of Wilde’s movie “Don’t Fear Darling,” was seen making a movement that triggered some to consider he had spit on his co-star Chris Pine.
“I feel it’s an ideal instance of individuals will search for drama wherever they will,” Wilde told Colbert. “Harry didn’t spit on Chris, actually.”
A consultant for Pine had, in fact, additionally beforehand tried to clear the air, telling Individuals journal, “There may be nothing however respect between these two males and any suggestion in any other case is a blatant try to create drama that merely doesn’t exist.”
Types has additionally joked concerning the rumor.
The entire incident was one among many buzzy narratives which have come out of the film’s manufacturing and subsequent promotion.
The movie itself, distributed by Warner Bros. Footage (which is owned by CNN’s dad or mum firm), hits theaters on September 23.