Austin Butler to the rescue — once more.

The in-demand main man, who helped struggle off a bee focusing on Emma Stone throughout Cannes, confronted a winged menace for the second time throughout the Caught Stealing UK Gala Screening — this time after costar Zoë Kravitz.

Pictures and video present Butler and Kravitz posing for press on Aug. 19 in London with director Darren Aronofsky earlier than the screening when the assault commences.

Utilizing a few of the similar strategies employed throughout the Cannes incident, Butler tried blowing on the bees. Ultimately, they flew away.

Within the new film, Butler performs a bartender who, after saying that he would watch his neighbor’s cat, finds himself in the course of a gang warfare. Kravitz performs his love curiosity within the crime thriller from Oscar-nominated director Aronofsky.

“Hank Thompson (Butler) was a high-school baseball phenom who can’t play anymore, however every thing else goes okay,” reads the movie’s official synopsis. “He’s acquired a terrific woman (Kravitz), tends bar at a New York dive, and his favourite workforce is making an underdog run on the pennant.”

“When his punk-rock neighbor Russ (Matt Smith) asks him to maintain his cat for just a few days, Hank abruptly finds himself caught in the course of a motley crew of threatening gangsters. All of them need a piece of him; the issue is he has no thought why. As Hank makes an attempt to evade their ever-tightening grip, he’s acquired to make use of all his hustle to remain alive lengthy sufficient to search out out…”

Butler’s first bee incident occurred on the Cannes purple carpet in Could along with his Eddington costars Stone and Pedro Pascal and the movie’s director Ari Aster. The foursome attended the fest to debut the horror Western, which is ready throughout COVID.

Pascal first tried to shoo the insect away. When Stone pointed it out to Butler, he blew at it, nevertheless it veered again at Stone, whose horrified face turned a preferred meme on the time.

Caught Stealing releases in theaters on Friday, Aug. 29. Eddington is in theaters and obtainable on video on demand.