Hollywood star Olivia Wilde warns social media and the embrace of fame pose an existential threat to filmmaking as a storytelling art. "Directors have to decide at a certain point do you want to be a celebrity or an artist,

Director, actress and producer Olivia Wilde was in the spotlight today at the Red Sea Film Festival, taking a look back at her career and sharing insight into how she chooses projects, while warning against conflating art and acceptance,

Olivia Wilde has warned that social media may damage the art of filmmaking by making directors too focused on their public image. The Booksmart and Don't Worry Darling director became the focus of intense online scrutiny herself after embarking on a relationship with pop star and actor Harry Styles when they worked together on the latter movie.