Dakota Johnson will not star in Olivia Wilde: Don’t worry, darling

Sources said Dakota Johnson is in talks to join director Olivia Wild’s psychological thriller, “Don’t Worry, Darling” in Starry Twenty, sources said. Diversity.

Johnson will appear alongside the previously announced cast of Florence Pug, Shia Labouf and Chris Pine. Wild has a key role in onscreen

Although little is known about the movie’s plot, “Don’t Water, Darling” is not set in an isolated, utopian community in the California desert of the 1950s.

Katie Silverman, who co-authored “Bookmart” and wrote “Set Up” to Netflix ROM-Com, will write a new draft of the script.

New Line movies don’t support “Dono Concern, Darling” and critically acclaimed the first book Wild directed, “Bookmart”, landed rights after a heated bid battle and considered it a high priority.

Katherine Hardwick, along with Shane and Kerry Van Dyke, is the film’s executive. Wilde and Silverman will produce with Roy Lee and Mori Eun of Vertigo Entertainment. Daria Seresek and Celia Khong will oversee the New Line project.

“Dono Water, Darling” reunites Johnson with his co-star Labiuf in the 2019 indie hit “The Peanut Butter Falcon”. Johnson also recently appeared in remakes of “The Friend”, “Wounds” and director Luca Guadagnino’s “Saspiria”.

Johnson then follows a romantic comedy “The High Note,” which features Focus. Tracy Alice Ross, Bill Pullman and Ice Cube co-star.

He has been re-moved by WME and Untitled.