Margot Robbie

When you think of Margot Robbie, an Australian actress and producer known for her sharp performances and savvy business moves in Hollywood. Also known as the face behind Barbie, she doesn’t just act—she builds projects, backs stories, and reshapes how women lead in film. She’s not just another star on the red carpet. Margot Robbie turned a breakout role in The Wolf of Wall Street into a full-blown career as a producer, co-founding LuckyChap Entertainment to back female-driven stories long before it became a trend.

Her work with DC Extended Universe, the film franchise where she played Harley Quinn with wild energy and surprising depth changed how comic book villains are portrayed. She didn’t just show up for the makeup and the wig—she pushed for more layers in the character, making Harley Quinn one of the most talked-about roles in superhero cinema. That same drive led her to produce Barbie, a movie that became a global phenomenon, blending satire, nostalgia, and social commentary in a way no studio had dared before. And yes, she was the one who fought to keep the film’s message intact, even when studios wanted it simpler.

She’s also an Oscar nominee, recognized for her raw performance in I, Tonya, where she transformed into a controversial figure with physical and emotional precision. That role didn’t just earn her a nomination—it proved she could carry a film on her own, without CGI or a superhero cape. Behind the scenes, she’s quietly building a library of films that focus on real women, flawed and fierce, from athletes to con artists to artists. Her production company has backed documentaries, indie dramas, and big-budget hits, always with a focus on stories that get overlooked.

What you’ll find in this collection isn’t just a list of movies she’s in. It’s a look at how one person can shift an industry—not just by acting, but by deciding what stories get told, who gets to tell them, and how they’re seen. From Hollywood boardrooms to film sets in South Africa and beyond, Margot Robbie’s influence stretches farther than most realize. Below, you’ll see how her name shows up in unexpected places: in sports headlines, tech news, and even policy debates. That’s because her impact doesn’t stop at the screen—it ripples into culture, business, and the way we talk about power in entertainment.