Margot Robbie has quickly established herself as one of Hollywood’s most captivating and multifaceted actors, winning acclaim from critics and admiration from audiences everywhere. Robbie has carved out a significant place for herself in the entertainment industry with her compelling on-screen personality, incredible versatility, and commitment to her profession.
Currently, she has been elegantly walking the red carpet for her upcoming movie Barbie. She once admitted that she might have irritated Hollywood veteran Clint Eastwood with something she did at the Oscars. She thought that her actions had surely annoyed Eastwood.
What Did Margot Robbie Do To Annoy Film Legend Clint Eastwood at the Academy Awards?
The gorgeous actress admitted to Shazam Top 20 radio hosts Angus O’Loughlin and Ash London that she sneaked a bottle of champagne back to her seat during the Academy Award show in 2015.
The Academy Awards is known for being a dry event, with the celebrity-studded audience seated in theaters for the official procedures.
“I went backstage because I had to present (on stage) and afterwards I did an interview… they gave me this bottle of champagne,” Robbie said.
“I was back in my seat and we were in an ad break, so I opened it. It popped really loudly. Clint Eastwood was sitting right in front of me and he turned around and glared at me.”
“I kind of ducked my head.”
She does, however, acknowledge that Clint Eastwood‘s angry expression resembled the famous actor’s trademark furrowed expression.
“I don’t know. Maybe he wanted some? It looked like a glare though,” she said.
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Margot Robbie’s Versatility
Few celebrities in the fast-paced world of Hollywood have the exceptional talent to switch characters smoothly, aweing viewers with each spellbinding performance. Margot Robbie, a genuine chameleon of the silver screen, is one of these talented actors.
In films like The Wolf of Wall Street, she expertly navigated her character’s power and sensitivity with the film’s raucous humor. Robbie received appreciation from critics for her depiction of real-life actress Sharon Tate in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, where she combined charm, innocence, and elegance.
From the insightful Mary Queen of Scots, where she played the iconic Queen Elizabeth I, to the biographical drama I, Tonya, where she assumed the identity of the infamous figure skater Tonya Harding, Robbie has shown fearlessness in taking on challenging roles that call for both emotional grasp and historical accuracy.