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During her audition for "The Wolf of Wall Street," Margot Robbie made a bold choice to slap Leonardo DiCaprio instead of kissing him, which was not in the script. Although she initially feared it might lead to her arrest, both DiCaprio and director Martin Scorsese loved the improvisation, leading to her landing the role. The film became a significant milestone in Robbie's career, earning five Oscar nominations.
Margot Robbie revealed on the "Talking Pictures" podcast that her decision to appear fully nude in "The Wolf of Wall Street" was her own, despite director Martin Scorsese offering her the option to wear a robe. Robbie felt the nudity was essential for her character, Naomi Lapaglia. Additionally, during her audition, she chose to slap Leonardo DiCaprio instead of kissing him, which impressed both DiCaprio and Scorsese. "The Wolf of Wall Street" was Robbie's breakout role, leading to further collaborations with DiCaprio.
Margot Robbie revealed on the Talking Pictures podcast that her decision to perform a full-frontal scene in 'The Wolf of Wall Street' was her own, despite being offered the option to wear a robe by director Martin Scorsese. She believed her character, Naomi, would naturally use nudity as a power move. Robbie also shared a memorable audition moment where she slapped Leonardo DiCaprio instead of kissing him, which amused both DiCaprio and Scorsese.
Margot Robbie revealed that the decision to perform a full-frontal nude scene in 'The Wolf of Wall Street' was her own, despite director Martin Scorsese offering her the option to wear a robe. Robbie explained that her character, Naomi, would naturally use nudity as a power move in the scene. She also shared an anecdote about slapping Leonardo DiCaprio during her audition, which amused both DiCaprio and Scorsese. Robbie noted that Scorsese was open to script suggestions, contributing to the film's dynamic atmosphere.
Margot Robbie revealed on the "Talking Pictures: A Movie Memories Podcast" that she listens to the "Titanic" soundtrack to evoke tears for emotional scenes, such as during a pivotal moment in "The Wolf of Wall Street." She recounted a surreal experience when Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio, stars of "Titanic," visited the set while she was using the music to prepare. The podcast, hosted by Ben Mankiewicz, features Hollywood figures discussing influential films and has been renewed for a second season.