Margot Robbie fully embodies the essence of Barbie on the newly released cover Vogue Summer 2023 issue. In her interview with the magazine, the actress revealed that she never had a Barbie doll as a child.
Robbie recently promoted her upcoming film, “Barbie,” at CinemaCon with co-star Ryan Gosling and director Greta Gerwig. At the convention, Robbie reflected on what his character meant, particularly his lack of “sexual desire.”
The “Suicide Squad” star said Barbie can wear short dresses “because they’re fun and pink,” not for sexual reasons.
Read on to learn more.
Margot Robbie Dazzles On The Cover Of Vogue
Margot Robbie is the ultimate Barbie on the newly released cover Vogue’s Summer 2023 issue. The actress looked stunning in a satin floral dress from Versace and spoke to the fashion magazine about the highly anticipated “Barbie” movie.
For the shoot, Robbie wore several outfits inspired by the iconic character of Barbie. They include a pink Chanel tweed dress to portray “President Barbie”, a cowgirl dress for “Country Barbie”, and an astronaut helmet for “Space Barbie”.
Robbie, who played the iconic role of Barbie herself, also looked gorgeous in a pink and black polka dot dress from Valentino. Aside from being the lead actor in the film by director Greta Gerwid, the 32-year-old is also credited as a producer of “Barbie.”
Margot Robbie Never Planned To Play Barbie
During her cover interview, Robbie revealed that despite being cast as a live-action Barbie, she never remembers owning a doll as a child. He said, “I don’t think I did. I know my cousin has a bunch of Barbies, and I would go over to her house. Not that I ever wanted to play Barbie or dream of being a Barbie or anything like that.”
The “Wolf of Wall Street” star also explained that she never thought about playing the role of Barbie until they were “years into developing the project.”
Robbie was recently at CinemaCon to promote the film alongside co-stars Ryan Gosling and America Ferrera and director Greta Gerwig. “Barbie” also features actresses Issa Rae as “President Barbie” and Ana Cruz Kayne as “Supreme Court Justice Barbie.” Talented actors like Simu Liu and Ncuti Gatwa portrayed other versions of Ken in the film.
Margot Talks About The Barbie Character Herself
In his conversation with Vogue magazine, Robbie ponders the meaning of her Barbie character. She said, “I was like, Okay, she’s a doll. She’s a plastic doll. He has no organs. If he has no organs, he has no reproductive organs.”
Robbie explains that Barbie doesn’t “feel sexual desire” because she doesn’t have the necessary organs. She said the doll had been “sexualized” but was “not supposed to be sexy.” The Chanel ambassador added, “People can project sex on her.”
Robbie explained that the main idea of Barbie is girl power in all areas and not deep sexuality. She stated, “Yes, she can wear a short skirt because it’s fun and pink. Not because she wants you to see her back.”
Margot Robbie Opens Up About Her Dirty Feet Scene In ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’
Robbie sheds some light on his iconic dirty feet scene from Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood.” In the 2019 film, she played the late actress Sharon Tate, who famously hated wearing any shoes and often walked barefoot.
In one scene from the film, Robbie’s character takes off his shoes while watching a movie and puts his feet on the seat in front. The scene quickly went viral online, with many joking about Robbie’s dirty feet. There was even a comment about the scene from her co-star, Brad Pitt.
I thought this GIF of Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate with dirty feet was EDITED. This is how it is in the movies?! pic.twitter.com/2InC7hGrbb
— Jordan is seeing Bey at Ren. Travel the world! (@fatherjo_) September 29, 2021
During the interview, Robbie said the dirty feet were not his decision, because Tarantino stopped him from washing them. He explained, “But my feet are dirty because I’ve been walking around the set. They stay dirty in the movie because Quentin says, ‘Don’t. Do not clean them. Someone ran in to do it, and he was like, ‘No, that’s true. Save it.'”
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