After months of build-up, Olivia Wilde's second feature film Don't Worry Darling arrives in UK cinemas this weekend – with Harry Styles and Florence Pugh in the lead roles.

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The film takes place in a seemingly utopian society that appears to model itself on mid 20th-century USA, and the soundtrack appropriately includes several hits from the era.

Meanwhile, the film also features an original score composed by John Powell – you can find all the information you need to know below.

Don't Worry Darling soundtrack

The following songs are featured in Don't Worry Darling:

The Right Time performed by Ray Charles

Bang Bang performed by Dizzy Gillespie

Where or When performed by Benny Goodman Trio

Comin’ Home Baby performed by Mel Tormé

Oogum Boogum Song performed by Brenton Wood

Tears on My Pillow performed by Little Anthony & The Imperials

Twilight Time performed by The Platters

Sh-Boom performed by The Chords

Need Your Love So Bad performed by Little Willie John

Sleep Walk performed by Santo & Johnny

You Belong To Me performed by Helen Foster and the Rovers

Someone To Watch Over Me performed by Ella Fitzgerald

With You All the Time performed by Alice and Jack

Don't Worry Darling score

Don't Worry Darling
Don't Worry Darling WB

The film also features an original score composed by John Powell, which is already available to listen to on Spotify and Amazon Music. The track titles are listed below:

  • Beginners Ballet Class
  • Breakfast of Champignons
  • Welcome to the Party
  • In the Bedroom
  • Margaret’s Flashback
  • Keeping House
  • Trolley to HQ
  • Waking Up to an Ever-Decreasing World
  • Advanced Ballet Class
  • Long Relaxing Bath
  • A Doctor Visits
  • Whisky by the Hearth
  • In the Ladies with Bunny
  • Whose World Is It?
  • Sorties & Delusions
  • Dinner Party Fallout
  • We Need to Go
  • Rabbit Hole
  • Everything Is Good Now
  • Catechisms & Catheters
  • All for You Alice
  • Bunny’s Wise Words
  • Victory Chase
  • End Credits (Don’t Worry Darling)

Don't Worry Darling is in UK cinemas from Friday 23rd September and the soundtrack is available to stream on Spotify and Amazon Music. Looking for something else to watch? Check out our TV Guide or visit our dedicated Movies hub for the latest news.

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