Olivia Wilde Laughs Off Gollum Comparisons Over Red Carpet Look

Olivia Wilde has humorously responded to social media trolling over her red carpet appearance at the San Francisco International Film Festival. The actress was compared to Gollum from 'The Lord of the Rings' due to a video interview. Wilde took to Instagram Stories to address the comments, joking that she's "not dead" and blaming a fish-eye lens for the unflattering image. Her new film 'The Invite' has received positive reviews at Sundance and was acquired by A24 for over $12 million.

Key Points: Olivia Wilde Reacts to Trolling Over Red Carpet Look

  • Olivia Wilde trolled over red carpet look
  • She compared to Gollum from Lord of the Rings
  • Wilde laughs off comments on Instagram
  • She blames fish-eye lens for unflattering image
  • Her new movie "The Invite" gets rave reviews
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Olivia Wilde reacts to recent trolling over her recent red carpet look

Olivia Wilde responds to social media trolling over her red carpet appearance at the San Francisco International Film Festival, joking she's "not dead"

"I'm not dead - Olivia Wilde"

Los Angeles, May 4

Hollywood actress Olivia Wilde has reacted to social media trolling over her recent appearance at the San Francisco International Film Festival.

The actress laughed off the comments and told her Instagram followers, "I'm not dead". The actress was interviewed on the festival's red carpet by the San Francisco Chronicle ahead of a screening for her new movie, 'The Invite'. The video of the red carpet interview led to the actress being compared to Gollum from 'The Lord of the Rings'.

Taking to the Stories section of her Instagram, she wrote, "Leave it to your little brother to give you the maximum amount of s***".

She confronted the Gollum comparisons by having her brother, Charlie, ask, "Olivia Wilde, do you care to address recent rumors that you're a resurrected corpse?". She said, "Listen, that's a fish-eye lens. And I admit, is that my best angle? Was that my best-ever look? No. No, it's startling. It's a startling image. It was a fish-eye lens. I don't know why I was so close to the camera. I didn't have to be. That's not the truth".

She insisted that it was the style of the lens used in the interview, as she said, "It was a fish-eye lens. I don't know why I was so close to the camera. I didn't have to be. That's not the truth. Do you have any more questions?"

She covered her face with her baseball cap as they continued to laugh. 'The Invite' received rave reviews at Sundance, where the film was picked up by A24 in a deal worth more than $12 million. She also stars in the movie alongside Seth Rogen, Penelope Cruz and Edward Norton.

Seth Rogen and Olivia Wilde play a married couple on thin ice who have an unexpected night when they invite their upstairs neighbours over for dinner.

- IANS

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Jennifer L
Leave it to her brother to give her a hard time - classic sibling humor! But seriously, the double standards in Hollywood are exhausting. Women get judged for every little thing. She looks fine, and that movie sounds interesting. Seth Rogen + Penelope Cruz = unexpected combo!
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Rajesh Q
Gollum comparison is harsh, yaar! But I get why she was upset - social media trolls can be brutal. At least she owned it with humor instead of getting into a PR battle. And a $12 million deal for her movie? Not bad at all! 😄
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Varun X
Honestly, why are we making a big deal about one bad angle? Everyone has them. The camera was too close and distorted everything. She explained it clearly. I'm more interested in 'The Invite' - A24 always picks solid films. Let's talk about that instead of her looks!
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Naveen S
I appreciate that she didn't lose her cool. In India, celebrities often get trolled for their looks too (remember the Karan Johar roast debates?). She handled it perfectly - acknowledged the criticism, explained the technical reason, and moved on. Respect! 👏
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Sneha F
Wait, people actually compared her to Gollum? That's just cruel and unnecessary. She's a talented actress and director. The fish-eye lens explanation makes total sense. Let's focus on her achievements instead of tearing women down over one unflattering moment. 🙄

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