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When it comes to Hollywood, Margot Robbie has several enthusiasts lining up on her side. A bright and brilliant star, the 33-year-old actress has been a multiple nominee of both Academy Awards as well as Golden Globe Awards. But despite being one of the most stunning and top-rated actresses of all time, Robbie seems to have her share of embarrassing moments in front of other respected and reputed celebrities, including Clint Eastwood, for one to count.
In an embarrassing yet hilarious turn of events, theSuicide Squadstar seems to have had an awkward encounter with Eastwood during one of her Oscar visits where she feared she had upset the Hollywood legend and made a‘bad impression’on him.
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Margot Robbie’s Embarrassing Encounter With Clint Eastwood
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Margot Robbie is a remarkably incredible actress. A two times Oscar nominee, the star is best known for roleplaying the bubbly, energetic, and maniacal character of Harley Quinn inSuicide Squadof the DC Universe. With her outstanding portrayal of the fictional character, some might even regard Robbie to have the same personality in real life, which is true to some extent, judging how her bubbly persona ended up putting her in an awkward situation withClint Eastwood.
This dates back to the 2015 Academy Awards when theI, Tonyaactress had to present on stage. It was then that she had an embarrassing encounter with the Hollywood legend. Recalling the incident, she said,
“I went backstage because I had to present [on stage] and afterwards I did an interview… they gave me this bottle of champagne. I was back in my seat and we were in an ad break, so I opened it. It popped really loudly. Clint Eastwood was sitting right in front of me and he turned around and glared at me. I kind of ducked my head.”
Sharing the experience, theBarbiestar also doubted if that was just Eastwood’s natural expression. Unsure, she continued saying,
“I don’t know. Maybe he wanted some? It looked like a glare, though.”
But while she remained hesitant to conclude,Margot Robbiestill feared she might have angered and made a bad impression on the veteran star by getting a bit too comfortable at the Oscars.
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Clint Eastwood Convinced His Son To Not Work In Margot Robbie’s Movie
Although Margot Robbie never got a chance to collaborate with the renowned director himself, she did get a chance to work with his son in the DCEU 2016 movieSuicide Squad.In the movie, Robbie played Harley Quinn whileScott Eastwoodportrayed Lt. GQ Edwards. However, while the latter was seen in a significant role in the initial movie, his absence in James Gunn’s sequel of the movie stirred up a lot of rumors.
Recalling the time when he wasn’t sure if he wanted to work in the sequel due to the studio’s reluctance to pay him and not knowing what he was signing up for, younger Eastwood shares when he approached his father for his opinion on the situation, saying,
“I said, ‘They don’t want to pay me.’ He [Clint Eastwood] said, ‘If it feels like they really need you and if it’s a good part, then do it. If not, then don’t.’”
Just like that Scott Eastwood ended up not playing a part inJames Gunn-directed and Margot Robbie starrerSuicide Squad 2 (2021).
Source:CheatSheet
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