Olivia Wilde reveals her 'no a--holes policy' on sets of movies she directs

Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde are spending time in the former One Direction member's native country. A source tells ET that the pair is currently in the United Kingdom following the wrap of a film Wilde directed and Styles starred in.«Harry and Olivia have been inseparable,» the source says.

Gallery: The sexiest Australian stars (Espresso)Olivia, who was seen moving suitcases from the Los Angeles home she used to share with former fiance Jason Sudeikis over to Harry's house on Valentine's Day, revealed the former One Direction star was a big hit on set with cast and crew. The star went on to say Harry delivered a memorable performance, as she praised him for taking on his supporting role with "grace".

Olivia Wilde carries a script in her hands while heading to the set of Don’t Worry Darling in Los Angeles on Monday (February 8).

Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde are hard at work on their upcoming movie Don’t Worry Darling!

Olivia Wilde has one important policy when directing a movie: «No a**holes.»The 36-year-old actress-turned-director touched on not tolerating bad and negative behavior on her sets.

 Olivia Wilde  is currently directing her second feature ‘Don’t Worry Darling,’ the same film where she met her current boo,  Harry Styles . Although Styles wasn’t originally part of the cast.It turns out that Wilde has a detailed “no a**holes policy” on the set of her film and that is how the former One Direction member joined the movie’s cast.

sophomore directorial endeavor, “Don’t Worry Darling,” Wilde, 36, implemented a “no a–holes policy” on the set of her forthcoming film in order to cancel out pesky pecking order problems during production. “Someone, who’s a very established actor and director in this industry, gave me really terrible advice that was helpful, because I just knew I had to do the opposite,” the Emmy-winning actress-turned-filmmaker explained to director Emerald Fennell for Variety’s Directors on Directors. “They

There’s no question Olivia Wilde traded up when she fired Shia LaBeouf and hired Harry Styles in his place for her new film Don’t Worry Darling.

No time for divas. Olivia Wilde spoke candidly about her “no a–holes” rule on set after replacing Shia LaBeouf with Harry Styles in her upcoming film, Don’t Worry Darling.

So far, Olivia Wilde has only directed one feature film in her career, the acclaimed coming-of-age comedy “Booksmart.” However, in that short amount of time, she’s already figured out some key lessons from the world of filmmaking, including her recently-revealed “no assholes policy.” READ MORE 52 Films Directed By Women To Watch In 2021 Speaking to fellow filmmaker Emerald Fennell (“Promising Young Woman”) bout the craft (via Variety), Wilde explained the genesis of the “no assholes policy” and

You might remember that Olivia Wilde fired Shia LaBeouf from her movie Don’t Worry Darling last year and at the time, several reports said she has a “no a–holes policy” that he violated.

Olivia Wilde promises “no a**holes” will be allowed on her movie sets from now on.

Meredith Woerner Deputy Editor, Variety.comEmerald Fennell’s pitch meetings for “Promising Young Woman” were telling, to say the least.Explaining her 2017 process to fellow director Olivia Wilde (of “Booksmart” fame), Fennell recalled the stunned faces of male studio executives after she detailed the brutal, pre-title sequence of her film.“One guy said, ‘Oh, I got it. So she’s a psycho,'” Fennell exclaimed.