Margot Robbie is well-acquainted with smashing records at the box office thanks to last summer’s Barbie. However, when it comes to looking back on her leading role in Babylon, she doesn’t understand why people didn’t connect with it. In her words:

The Hollywood epic sees Chazelle embrace an aesthetic of decadence and depravity to showcase the outrageous excess of 1920s Hollywood, as the industry transitions from silent pictures to the talkies. Robbie leads the film as fiery “It” girl Nellie LaRoy, a character inspired by the real-life Clara Bow.

Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic Margot Robbie is waiting for the world to catch up on Babylon. On a recent episode of the Talking Pictures podcast, host Ben Mankiewicz told Robbie he kept wondering, “Why don’t people like this movie?

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Margot Robbie has admitted that she was baffled by the failure of her film Babylon, which received mixed reviews and flopped at the box office. The 34-year-old actress appeared Tuesday on the Talking Pictures podcast,

Margot Robbie is still perplexed why Babylon didn’t get a good reception from moviegoers. Damien Chazelle’s 2022 film also starred Brad Pitt, Diego Calva, Jean Smart, Jovan Adepo, and Li Jun Li. With an estimated budget of $80 million,

Margot Robbie is confused by the underwhelming reception of her 2022 film Babylon but she has faith that it will find its audience 20 years from now. The film, also starring Brad Pitt in a headlining role,