Margot Robbie: her top 5 movies to (re)watch after Barbie

Barbie it’s a brilliant film, played by an amazing actress. Always very entertaining, Margot Robbie with astonishing accuracy between a perfect and adorable doll and a young woman full of emotions, feelings and questions.

Leaving the room, we still laugh at certain jokes, we resumed a I shoot of fraternities to fight patriarchy, and we want to see even more films by Australian Margot Robbie.

The Wolf of Wall Street by Martin Scorsese (2013)

Margot Robbie arrived in the spotlight of the world in all sobriety: alone 22 years oldwas among the headliners of one of the most irreducible films of Martin Scorsese. In addition to her talent and her extraordinary beauty, the actress has attracted the attention of the director by not hesitating to slapping Leonardo DiCaprio during her casting!

Regardless of her audacity, this gesture could very well sum up the role Margot Robbie plays in the film: behind her appearance as the stereotypical cinema-worshipping blonde, Naomi Belfort he is not afraid to react to hysterical and megalomaniac greed of her husband Jordan Belfort, played by DiCaprio.

The birth of the a more than amazing actress.

I, Tonya by Craig Gillespie (2017)

Four years after its revelation in The Wolf of Wall Street, it was time to give Margot Robbie the big role she deserved. The Australian Craig Gillespie will take care of it, slipping into the role of the fallen star of figure skating Tonya Harding, in the biopic dedicated to him.

Set in 1994, the film returns to the Tonya Harding affair: the latter was suspected of having orchestrated the particularly violent attack on Nancy Kerrigan, a young figure skater who promises a bright future…

This service while physical, mental and moral tension earned Margot Robbie a first-time nomination in the Best Actress category at the Oscars.

Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots by Josie Rourke (2019)

Far from a bimbo role, memories Margot Robbie embodied Queen Elizabeth Iʳᵉ, in a biographical film recounts her rivalries with her cousin Mary Stuart ?

The film follows the tumultuous fate of Maria Stuarda, wife of the King of France at 16 and widow at 18. Despite tradition, the latter refuses to remarry. Instead she returns to her native Scotland claim his rightful throne. But Elisabeth Iʳᵉ’s hold extends as much over England as over Scotland. It doesn’t take long for the two young queens to become real enemy sisters… Abandon her angelic smile to prefer firmness of a queen struggling to maintain her routineMargot Robbie looks like you’ve never seen her before.

Birds of Prey (and the Fantastic Emancipation of Harley Quinn) by Cathy Yan (2020)

Before Barbie, Margot Robbie had already been able to show the world her taste for feminist pop culture heroines. For this feature film (and always as for Barbie), Margot Robbie was also producerwhich shows even more the importance of his involvement in the projects he defends.

Very pop, crazy and available on Netflix since June, the film is narrated by Harley Quinn and follows the journey of a unlikely team composed of supervillains Harley, the Huntress, Black Canary and Renee Montoya. All four must team up to bring down Roman Sionis, Gotham’s most abominable – and most narcissistic – enemy, after he decides to go after a certain Cass …

Increasingly distant from her image of an actress with a sublime face, Margot Robbie has, once again, shown with this role the extent of his talent, his humor (and its taste for risk and madness!)

Babylon by Damien Chazelle (2023)

Somewhere between the madness of wolf of wall streetthe opulence of Gatsby the Magnificent, but with more drugs and alcoholDamien Chazelle’s fourth feature film is like a real one journey where all excesses are permitted.

The story is set in early Hollywood. It is almost the end of silent cinema: one of the most lucrative of the world is born and gives rise to the wildest ambitions. lover of high-energy shows with euphoric energyDamien Chazelle stages the characters of real or imagined directors, actors or producers… in this fast-paced epic of more than 3 hours where is the decay and depravity know no bounds. While Babylon completely flopped at the box office (it collected only 64 million, while it cost 80), Margot Robbie illuminates the film in her role as an actress who nothing can stop and who is ready to do anything to show the world the extent of her talent.

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