Margot Robbie will hit the jackpot thanks to Barbie

Margot Robbie will take a break before Ocean’s 11: “People are probably sick of my face”

ByLeila

The star is currently focusing on the projects she is producing, and believes that she should “disappear from the screens for a while”.

After the 1.4 billion dollars collected by barbie at the box office, the magazine Deadline has a long discussion with Margot Robbie, both on the film, the future of her career and her work as a producer. The star should soon star in the prequel toOcean’s 11 directed by Jay Roach (with whom she filmed Scandal), where she will once again opposite Ryan Gosling. The two actors will play the parents of Danny Ocean (George Clooney in Steven Soderbergh’s trilogy). “ It’s still in development. It came out in the press but we didn’t communicate because it’s way too early, to be honest. I don’t know if this will be the next film I make. I do not think so. It’s a pretty big project to put together and there is a logistical aspect that requires preparation. », assures Margot Robbie, who also mentions a new film by Olivia Wilde, Naughtywhich she will produce through her production company (LuckyChap), as well as a few series.

“ But as an actress (…) there is nothing concrete at the moment. » When the journalist asked her if it was time for her to take a little break, she replied that “ everyone says that. Everyone says to me: ”Are you taking a break?” But I’m also a producer, right, we don’t get a break! (…) However, regarding my acting career, I have never spent so much time without acting, with the exception of Covid. We finished filming Barbie in October 2022. So it’s already been over a year since I’ve been on set as an actress. I also think everyone is probably sick of seeing my face. I should definitely disappear from the screens for a while. If I make another film too quickly, people will say: ”Her again? We just spent a whole summer with her. We’ve had enough.” I don’t know what my next project will be, but I hope it won’t come too soon “.

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