#Margot Robbie interview

[sir-klauz]

Is there an actual reason Cate Blanchett was being such an unnecessary cvnt to Margot Robbie or has she just become and old and threatened bitter actress? 😂 What a crying shame.

How unprofessional to behave that way on tv as one of “the greats”. Not showing much greatness right now to behave like that to someone just for saying they like a certain music genre or apparently anything.

Perhaps there’s not allowed to be any other Australian actresses around or something. People that behave that way and threatened all the time in the industry despite how massive they are which good catalogs are such nightmares. What a snob!

Guess her days of greatness are getting to be over if it’s that bad, at least personality wise. Honestly do they have beef or something?

Margot dealt with that unnecessary onslaught incredibly well and maturely and still went ahead and complimented Cate a bunch.

We all know that bitter type though who’s let the fame get to their head and are nasty to anyone they feel threatened by no matter how much the other compliments and hopes to mutually work together to create great things and appreciate them, I kinda just feel sorry for those people though that they’ve become that level of self hating or competitive they can’t let anyone else “be talented” simultaneously.

Cate spent most of the time just staring at her and being a total dickhead just to her. 😂

It’s sad as I liked Cate, for numerous roles she’s done over the years such as Galadriel, Hela, Granmammare, Lady Tremaine (2015), but being that way to a younger actress just complimenting her or saying she liked a type of music on TV is just, come on preservation? This girl is trying to be kind and compliment you. Never meet your idols hey? Poor Margot.

[savagegood]

he put his entire ken-ussy into the role... | BARBIE

[calamity-unlocked]

“Barbie has a great day every day,” we are told in voiceover delivered by Helen Mirren. “Ken only has a great day if Barbie looks at him.”

From Margot Robbie's interview for Vogue by Abby Aguirre

[christophernolan]

What even is this sitting position??? I’m dying he’s so unserious. I love him

[nikossasaki]

MARGOT ROBBIE & RYAN GOSLING | THE PUPPY INTERVIEW

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[macaulaytwins]

[ayo-edebiri]

He knows what a meme is, good for him

[chanse-mccrary]

Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling at a W Magazine interview

[stevienicksgetschicks]

imagine being margot robbie trying to conceal you’re in love with cillian murphy while he’s interviewing you and you’re interviewing him but all the fangirlies on the internet knew immediately the moment she mentioned the Calm App’s Sleep Stories…she’s one of us

[oppienheimer]

i’m gonna tell other people’s kids this was a scene from the barbenheimer film and that this was the plot

[cieuxgris]

[barbiedaily]

The cast of Barbie attends the Kelly Clarkson Show

[margotrobbieuniverse]

[lulabo]

one thing I just want to float out there that I haven't seen among the disappointment over the obvious nominations for Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig is that the nomination for best picture is also a nomination for them. It IS ironic and a total "the point was back there" thing that Barbieland's resident supporter of the patriarchy's portrayal got the acting nomination, and I am not trying to minimize people's very just "wtf" reactions, that's justified. But the Best Picture trophy goes in the hands of the producers, and Margot Robbie is not only a producer on the film but also a huge reason the film got made the way it did, where it wasn't just a two hour Mattel advertisement. The Academy members casting their ballots for actors might have seen just horses, but Margot Robbie is also getting recognized for her bts contributions. Her producing career to me is really interesting, because she has demonstrated a vested interest in taking (for example) two really iconic cultural figures who have been pigeon-holed in one way or another to be thought of as lesser and given them narratives of emancipation and self-determination. I think that's important to recognize, too.

nb: I don't claim to be an expert on how the nomination process works, but I definitely read all those articles that come out where anonymous members of various voting academies tell media outlets how/why they vote the way they do, and there's literally always someone who's like "listen I thought x was fantastic in y but I also know they're going to be recognized for z, so I voted for a for that reason," and there's already a lot of talk about why a female director nominated for a drama might have edged out a female director for a comedic film that is somehow less serious, but she's still being recognized for her script, so I'm sure there are people rationalizing how they doled out their votes and apparently I, a plebeian office-chair commentator am one of them.

[boogeyalltheway]

I wonder how the Kiwi lady who makes the Ryan Gosling dish towels is doing? specially with Barbie, now she can add Bandana Ryan to her arsenal of Ryan faces...

(the interview, for yalls viewing pleasure https://youtu.be/PCQeKU1t1do?si=kgHl7Zxd98JnpAHN)