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No worries, ‘Darling,’ KiKi Layne is ‘thriving’ after being cut from most of film

Fans are rallying for KiKi Layne after the “Don’t Worry Darling” star said her character was largely erased from the film. On Sunday, Layne wrote on Instagram that she and scene partner Ari’el Stachel are “thriving in real life” after “they cut us from most of the movie.” In the psychological thriller, Layne and Stachel play Margaret and Ted, a married couple living in an idyllic 1950s ...
KiKi Layne as Margaret, left, and Florence Pugh as Alice in“ Don’ t Worry Darling.”.

Fans are rallying for KiKi Layne after the “Don’t Worry Darling” star said her character was largely erased from the film.

On Sunday, Layne wrote on Instagram that she and scene partner Ari’el Stachel are “thriving in real life” after “they cut us from most of the movie.” In the psychological thriller, Layne and Stachel play Margaret and Ted, a married couple living in an

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