Florence Pugh wants you to say her name correctly. 

While chatting about her new film We Live in Time alongside costar Andrew Garfield, the Oscar nominee was asked how exactly she pronounces "Pugh."

"Pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew," Florence joked during a Wired Autocomplete Interview posted to YouTube Oct. 10. "Or, like a pew, like a church pew."

But Andrew wasn't letting her off that easily, cheekily asking, "How do you really pronounce it though?"

"Pugh," the 28-year-old responded. "Yeah, it's Hugh but with a P."

But Andrew continued to egg her on, asking her to, "Be honest finally."

To which Florence replied with a laugh, "Alright, it's pudge."

The response delighted Andrew, who looked at the camera and quipped, "You heard it here first!"

And while fans were excited to get a definitive answer about her last name, they were more excited to witness the real dynamic between Andrew and Florence.

"The chemistry," one user wrote in the comments. "I'm terrified for when their movie comes out i just know i'll end up in pieces."

Another fan replied, "They're so goofy and loveable."

One fan added, "Their chemistry and energy together are so amazing."

And it was perhaps that energy that led the two to go further than intended while filming a sex scene for their upcoming film.

"We were getting into it, as it were," Andrew explained of the scene during an Oct. 4 discussion with Josh Horowitz, "and we go a little bit further than we were meant."

According to the 41-year-old, he and the Oppenheimer actress never heard cut and were "feeling safe."

Andrew explained they continued working through the moment until, "At a certain point, both of us, I feel like we were telepathically saying to each other, 'This definitely feels like a long take.'"

The Amazing Spider-Man star then noted that he looked up to see the camera operator Stuart Bentley was not even filming.

"I look up and in the corner is Stuart and our boom operator," he recalled. "Stuart has the camera by his side and is turned into the wall."

Luckily, both Andrew and Florence found the ordeal hilarious, cracking up with laughter as soon as they realized what was happening.

Now that you know how to pronounce Pugh, keep reading for more celebrity last names you're likely saying wrong.

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After Adam Sandler accidentally mispronounced the Oscar winner's last name during a December 2022 interview for Variety's Actors on Actors series, the George of the Jungle star swung in with a trick that can help fans remember how to say the moniker correctly: Fraser rhymes with razor.

During a Q&A in October 2022, the powerhouse singer praised a fan for "perfectly" pronouncing her name as "uh-dale" when asking a question.

For her introductory video shared to TikTok in February 2022, Lindsay Lohan inadvertently set the record straight on how to correctly pronounce her last name, which is "Lo-wen."

The Clueless actress set the record straight on how to pronounce her name on TikTok. Alicia said she's not bothered if fans don't get it right, noting, "But my sweet mama didn't like it... so for her... get it right! Ali-SEE-yuh."

"My name is Kesha. Keh-sha," the singer said on TikTok. "Not Keisha. Not Ketchup. Kesha."

The Leftovers actor's uncle revealed in an interview with Apple TV+ that we've all been pronouncing "Theroux" incorrectly, including Justin himself! 

"The main character is played by Justin Theroux, my nephew," Paul Theroux explained of the actor starring in his novel's television adaptation. The novelist later poked fun at his nephew, saying, "Sometimes he calls himself Justin tha-row [laughs]. It's a French name, it's Theroux."

The pop star dropped jaws in 2018 after she explained the correct way to say her last name. When speaking about her engagement to Pete Davidson at the time, Ariana discussed whether or not she'd take his last name in an interview with Beats 1's Ebro Darden. That's when she blurted out the "gran-dee" pronunciation when describing her own last name.

The Cravings cookbook author blew everyone's mind when she shared the real way to say her last name. During an appearance on Live With Kelly and Ryan in 2018, the model admitted it was her "fault" for the mispronunciation. "It's been 25 years, I'm tired of correcting people," she expressed.

The lasso of truth! The Wonder Woman actress chatted with Jimmy Kimmel about the pronunciation (guh-dote) and the meaning of her last name, which is "Riverbank" in Hebrew. "The Gadot used to be Greenstein," she confessed of her original last name, but her parents "felt" it had more oomph.

Prepare to be mind blown. During an appearance on Conan in 2012, the actor shared the "only two places that that is pronounced correctly, my last name, is in Sweden and in Ikea." 

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In 2014, the Fargo alum confirmed his last name is pronounced boo-sem-ee during a panel for Running Late with Scott Rogowsky. However, he said he doesn't "correct people" if they say boo-shh-em-me because "it's not wrong."

In 2014, the Oscar winner told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show that her last name is always botched. "They screw it up," she quipped. "I almost want to make an audiotape on how to pronounce my name."

Check(mate) your pronounciation of the Queen's Gambit star, who says her name like anne-ya—and not awn-ya.

The Mean Girls alum has us all feeling like Karen because she revealed in 2012 during an interview with Hollywood Streams that the correct pronunciation of her last name is sigh-frid. Although, she admitted that her "sister says it differently" than she does.

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