Happy Birthday Margot Robbie: Best movies delivered by the Australian actor so far

Margot Robbie is one of the most admirable actors the Hollywood film industry can boast of. The Australian beauty has been in her acting career for more than a decade now. Margot entered the American industry with a short-lived television series, Pan Am, and did not take long before starring in Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street alongside actor Leonardo DiCaprio. 

On her birthday, let’s take a look at some of her highly acclaimed films.

Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey

Margot Robbie got her film as Harley Quinn last year after her amazing performance in DC Extended Universe’s Suicide Squad. The movie shows an off-screen breakup of Harley with the Joker, after which she tries to declare her independence. In the process, Harley Quinn creates her all-women gang and goes on her mission. Birds of Prey is a movie where Margot Robbie proves that she was born to play this role.

I, Tonya

Margot got nominated for her first Oscar through this film, and deservingly so. The actor gave her audiences a new look as she stepped into the shoes of Tonya Harding in this drama-comedy. The film itself had its glitches, but Margot Robbie’s incredible performance of the title role, capturing her vulnerability and rawness, was loved by everyone.

The Wolf of Wall Street

A major film for Margot Robbie which she bagged in early years of her career, nailing every part of it. Her decision of going with a Martin Scorcsese film proved to be worth it, and throughout the movie Margot’s performance stood out. Despite the movie being crafted for Leonardo DiCaprio’s character, Jordan Belfort, Margot Robbie stole every moment as his second wife, Naomi Lapaglia.

Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood

The actor’s most recent movie to hit the theatres also boasts of one of her strongest performances. Margot played the role of actor Sharon Tate, an actor who was stabbed by the infamous serial killer Ted Bundy, in this Quentin Tarantino film. The director, rather than showing Tate’s gruesome death, celebrated her short-lived life and Margot Robbie executed this role perfectly with her dynamic performance.