Harry Styles appeared to get pelted in the face by an unknown flying object during a recent show in Los Angeles. Credit: @_h00lia_/POP NATION /TMX

Chris Pine is clearing up the viral video from last year that appeared to show Harry Styles spitting on him during the premiere of their movie "Don’t Worry Darling" at the Venice Film Festival.

In an interview with Esquire for their March cover story, the actor said that no one spat on anyone, without offering a direct quote on the matter.

Last September, a video went viral showing Styles walking into a row of seats at a screening for the movie, avoiding eye contact with co-star Florence Pugh and Olivia Wilde, who was his director and girlfriend at the time.

As he turns to sit, something appears to fly out of his mouth, and you see Pine look down at his pants, pause, and then laugh at whatever just transpired.

Pine said in the interview he was unaware of any drama during "Don't Worry Darling" and added he wouldn't have really cared. (Mark Seliger)

The "Don’t Worry Darling" production and media tour was riddled with negative press, beginning with conflicting reports about why Styles replaced original star Shia LaBeouf. Wilde claimed in an interview with Variety that she fired the actor to ensure the safety of Pugh, but LaBeouf fired back maintaining that he quit, and a subsequent video was released that appeared to show Wilde begging for LaBeouf to not leave the project.

A rift had also allegedly been brewing between Pugh and Wilde over Wilde’s romantic involvement with Styles during filming.

The bad buzz for the film culminated in Venice, where Pugh did not attend a press conference for the film and seemed strategically placed away from Wilde in photos.