Margot Robbie says she ‘misses home so much’ in NYT Style Magazine interview

Margot Robbie opened up about her meteoric rise to fame in an extensive interview with T Australia: The New York Times Style Magazine.

The 31-year-old, two-time Oscar nominee, shows off her new fringed hairstyle and gorgeous look on the cover of Impact’s issue.

Margot has spoken to the publication about her incredible career and what she misses most in her home country.

‘I miss the house so much’: Margot Robbie opened up about her meteoric rise to fame in a large interview with T Australia: The New York Times Style Magazine

Margot, originally from Dalby, Queensland but living between America and the UK, said she had not returned home for almost two years.

“There was the pandemic and before that I was on a movie or two,” she said.

“I miss the house so much. “

Homesickness: Margot, originally from Dalby, Queensland but living between America and the UK, said she had not been home for almost two years. Photographed in Los Angeles on April 25

Margot said she didn’t know where her love of cinema came from, but suggested that watching Fight Club at a young age piqued her interest in “provocative” films.

She also revealed that her career motto is to commit “120%” to every project.

“You can’t do anything halfway,” she said. “You have to commit to 120% – nothing less than it ends up sounding stupid.”

“You can’t do anything halfway”: Margot also revealed that her career motto is to commit “120%” to every project. Photographed in Los Angeles on August 2

Margot is one of Australia’s biggest Hollywood exports, known for her critically acclaimed films such as The Wolf of Wall Street and Me, Tonya, which she has also produced.

She began her career playing Donna Freedman in the Australian soap opera Neighbors.

The actress-turned-producer admitted in a recent interview that she feared she had already reached the peak of her career.

“Honestly, it keeps me awake at night, that same question,” she said. “Maybe it’s all downhill from here. Maybe I’m at the top and it can’t get better.

Success story: Margot is one of Australia’s biggest Hollywood exports, known for her critically acclaimed films such as The Wolf of Wall Street and Me, Tonya, which she also produced