From comedy to drama, biopic to period piece, the actress is electric in every scene she's in.
The Big Picture COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT It’s rare that an actor can make an audience forget that what they’re watching is, in fact, a performance. Two-time Academy Award-nominated actress Margot Robbie possesses a striking ability to immerse herself entirely into each of her characters. From the vehement Naomi Lapaglia in The Wolf of Wall Street to the insecure Queen Elizabeth I in Mary, Queen of Scots, Robbie’s characters are often flawed and perplexing people.
Just as Tim is figuring out how to use his ability that’s been passed down for generations, Charlotte comes to stay with his family on vacation. Upon meeting her and immediately becoming infatuated, Tim travels back in time to redo the awkward, uncomfortable moments that could potentially ruin any chance with her. Charlotte is elusive and entrancing, but there’s a subtextual layer to her character that Robbie conveys; she outwardly rejects Tim, yet is unsure of her feelings for him.
I, Tonya For a film that’s saturated with colors, bursting with emotion, and dizzyingly funny, it only makes sense that an actress as magnetic as Robbie was placed at the forefront. The actress transcends as the ferocious, passionate Tonya Harding, a former Olympic figure skater who was framed in a violent, outrageous scandal in the 1990s that left her permanently banned from figure skating.
Throughout the film, Robbie’s delivery is rhythmic, unfaltering, and often slightly chilling as she attempts to ensure her power isn’t taken from her. However, under this resentment, Elizabeth hides a deep layer of self-doubt. Elizabeth I is insecure about herself, her appearance, and later, her inability to have children, which in this era was considered disgraceful.
Bombshell Robbie’s second Academy Award-nominated role finds her in an extremely powerful role as Kayla Pospisil, an enthusiastic new employee at the American conservative media channel Fox News. The film chronicles three different women's stories, including the real-life anchors Megyn Kelly and Gretchen Carlson as they suffer a cycle of abuse at the hands of disgraced former television executive Roger Ailes .
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