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Margot Robbie

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I have no idea what it is about her but I find her mesmerizing. Now the critics are falling all over themselves about I, Tonya about Tonya Harding which I cant wait to see....who knows what it is that makes her special?

tyvm

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Could have something to do with her amazing body.



Just saying.
 
I find it interesting that she refused to see Tonya till she was completely done preparing for the role....this is important somehow.
 
Could have something to do with her amazing body.



Just saying.

There is a whole lot more than that going on here....though that scene in The Wolf of Wall Street was really amazing in part because of her body.
 
I wonder about the choice to not chunk up for this role though, she is many pounds underweight.

Tonya Harding the ice skater? Would t she need to lose weight to go for that part? They're like gymnasts, very lean,mpetite, etc.

And Margot got curves.
 
Tonya Harding the ice skater? Would t she need to lose weight to go for that part? They're like gymnasts, very lean,mpetite, etc.

And Margot got curves.

Tonya was about to chunky, it was one of the things that folks did not like about her, no matter how good she skated.


Although some actors choose to pile on the pounds for roles, Robbie's weight is clearly the work of padding as the star was pictured looking svelte at the Marie Claire's Image Maker Awards just a few days ago.

https://moviepilot.com/p/margot-robbie-bulks-up-tonya-harding/4190285
 
I have no idea what it is about her but I find her mesmerizing. Now the critics are falling all over themselves about I, Tonya about Tonya Harding which I cant wait to see....who knows what it is that makes her special?

tyvm

:2wave:

She is a serious method actress like Meryll Streep?
 
GD: Why was it important for you to be a producer on the movie, to have a little bit more control to make sure that everything would come out the way you wanted, or what was the impetus that you wanted to be a producer?

MR: Well I first approached the script as a producer. I wasn’t looking at it specifically as an acting role. We at the time at the company, we were working at female-driven content that could operate on the high-end indie space and something that felt original obviously. We read a lot of scripts so when you read one that stands out from the masses, it’s something special and that’s what this was. We read “I, Tonya” and immediately there was incredible female characters there but I wanted to play her as well. The role scared me a little bit. I didn’t know if I could pull her off but it was one of those roles that I wanted to go after. And when I read the script I didn’t realize it was a true story. I didn’t even realized Tonya was a real-life person. So that made it even more fascinating. I think the script is just so original. It had a very rebellious quality to it. It seemed to break every rule a script normally follows. There were so many different… the mockumentary style framing device that’s used throughout the film, narrators commenting on their own storylines and giving various versions of events, the non-linear structure, all those things, it was refreshing and wild to read. It felt rebellious, and that rebellious nature kind of mirrored the characters that we were learning about. I loved the script. That is the short answer, I just really loved the script.

Margot Robbie (‘I, Tonya’) Complete Interview Transcript - GoldDerby

Sweet.....now when do I get to see this?
 
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