Margot Robbie has the ultimate movie star resume. From her breakthrough in The Wolf Of Wall Street, to her sensational performance in Barbie, she has always been a vision on screen, and Robbie’s filmography is full of innovative titles. This is also includes in her work as a producer, which sees her take on projects she really believes in, especially films with women behind the camera. Not every movie she's made has been a critical success, despite the various wins she's had. And Robbie is now opening up about what she thinks the actual marker of success is.
Robbie and her Wuthering Heights co-star, Jacob Elordi, recently sat down with Joel Edgerton for Vogue Australia. They had a wide-ranging conversation about their collaboration in Emerald Fennell's book-to-screen adaptation as well as Robbie’s involvement as a producer. During the interview, the Babylon actress talked about how she sees the polarizing critical opinions surrounding WH and who she actually makes movies for:
