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.
However, she finds the humanity in each one, which is what makes all of her films so deeply resonant with audiences.
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