Olivia Wilde Has Entered Her ‘Lack of F-cks Given’ Era
Rolling Stone • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Olivia Wilde describes taking a creative hiatus as a form of "fallowing," allowing herself time to rejuvenate before returning with renewed energy and focus.
- In 2026, Wilde premiered two significant projects at Sundance: "I Want Your Sex," directed by Gregg Araki, and "The Invite," a comedy of manners she directed and starred in alongside Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz, and Edward Norton.
- "The Invite" marked a personal and professional rebirth for Wilde, overcoming past public controversies and embracing vulnerability and creative control by directing and acting in the film.
- The film was developed collaboratively through extensive workshops, evolving into an original work that earned a standing ovation at Sundance and was acquired by A24 for $12 million, later becoming a sleeper hit in theaters.
- Wilde is already preparing her next comedy project in London, reflecting her growth and maturity as she enters a new phase in her career with a relaxed and confident approach to her work.
