Margot Robbie is on the cover of Vogue Australia for their September issue. In the world exclusive, director Quentin Tarantino sits down with Margot to discuss her Hollywood fairytale, fate and more.
Margot talking about her Aussie accent: “I am a Queenslander, and my accent was so Australian that Neighbours hired a dialect coach to make me sound less Australian. So that was all part of the process of moving to America. Before that the idea of being in Hollywood, I did think you had to be born into it or had to know someone in the industry.”
Margot about filming “Once Upon a Time in … Hollywood” with director Quentin Tarantino: “ You are the happiest director I’ve ever seen on set, you’re so excited, and that’s how I felt. […] But no matter how many sets I’ve been on, it’s not the same as this one. There was little imagination needed, because it was all there [like it was in 1969], right down to the music playing – the cars, the furniture, everything was there in front of us and it was tactile and it was real. No cell phones meant that I would never be reminded throughout the day we’re in 2019 – we could exist in that other era. I can’t think of ever being on a set where I’ve not had to really use my imagination to transport myself. It’s like you took that work out of our hands completely. It all came from such a personal place and it was like tapping into your own memories. It was unlike any other set I’d ever seen before and the whole experience was amazing.”
Read the entire interview with the australian actress here.
View images of Margot Robbie taken for Vogue (courtesy of Mario Sorrenti & Vogue Australia).
