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Austin Butler Shares His Hungarian Adventures and Gratitude to Florence Pugh

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2024-03-11
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Austin Butler Shares His Hungarian Adventures and Gratitude to Florence Pugh
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Austin Butler, known for his role in “Dune,” recently shared his experiences in Hungary, highlighting the country’s stunning beauty and his gratitude towards co-star Florence Pugh.

Butler, typically consumed by his roles during filming, credited Pugh for encouraging him to venture out and explore the local scenery. Their hikes across parts of Hungary not only allowed Butler to appreciate the landscape but also to take a break from his intense focus on work, showcasing a different side of the filming experience.

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Hey AustinButler, are you and #FlorencePugh taking applications for another hiking buddy? Dune: Part Two in theaters March 1.

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