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Ladybird star Saoirse Ronan is the latest actress to take on a period drama detailing the British monarchy and will appear as Mary, Queen of Scots in the upcoming self-titled film due out on Friday (18 Jan). The Oscar-nominated actress stars opposite Margot Robbie - who plays Elizabeth I - and has revealed the pair were kept apart so they could experience real shock at each other's radical transformations.

Saoirse Ronan is taking on the role of Mary, Queen of Scots

In the film Ronan plays the titular Mary, who is Queen of France at 16 and widowed at 18. She defies pressure to remarry; instead, returning to her native Scotland to reclaim her rightful throne.

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More developments in the upcoming stand-alone Harley Quinn movie Birds of Prey, with news that Ewan McGregor has been cast as its villain, Black Mask.

Deadline reported on Thursday (November 1st) that McGregor, 47, will portray the Gotham City mob boss (aka Roman Sionis) who doubles up as the leader of the False Face Society gang.

According to the DC comic mythology, Black Mask kills his parents in order to inherent their massive wealth and take over their corporation, but turns bitter and blames others when he eventually loses it all. It’s the first time that the character has ever made a big-screen appearance.

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Four super-heroines from the forthcoming DC movie 'Birds of Prey', which is confirmed to see the return of Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, have been leaked today giving us pause for thought on what adventures the new film may bring. So far we know little about the whole thing, but here is everything we do know.

Birds Of Prey Vol 01 Trouble In Mind

The Premise

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Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' is in heavy development right now, with the iconic filmmaker putting together some huge names to make sure his latest project is a star-studded affair. Now, it's been reported that Margot Robbie is in talks to take on the role of Sharon Tate in the movie, which takes place around the time of the Manson Family slayings in Hollywood.

Margot Robbie is in talks to join the cast of 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood'

Though serial killer Charles Manson is said to only play a small part in the film, the actions that both he and his cult 'family' take look certain to set the stage for the story being told. Tate is of course the former wife of Roman Polanski, who was pregnant at the time she was murdered by a group of Manson's followers.

Continue reading: Margot Robbie Could Play Sharon Tate In Quentin Tarantino's Manson Family Movie

Margot Robbie has just delivered what is perhaps the most hilarious 'When I met Ellen' story ever told during her appearance on 'The Ellen Show' last week. On the other hand, it's safe to say that her husband Tom Ackerley found the whole thing less amusing.

Margot Robbie at the Critics' Choice Awards

The 'I, Tonya' star and her new husband were on a delayed honeymoon following the completion of her movie. After four days spent on a remote island in Tahiti without electricity or even mirrors, they ended the week with a stay at a luxury hotel.

Continue reading: When Margot Robbie Met Ellen: Shorts And An Ex-President Made For An Interesting Honeymoon

She’s been one of the most celebrated and high-profile new movie stars of the last couple of years, but Margot Robbie has revealed that her parents were initially highly sceptical of her choice of career path before she made her breakthrough – frequently imploring her to “get a real job”.

The 27 year old Australian star of such films as Suicide Squad, The Legend of Tarzan and The Wolf of Wall Street has rocketed to superstardom in recent years.

However, after making her acting debut in long-running Australian soap ‘Neighbours’, her parents apparently could not take her career choice seriously as none of them or their extended family worked in the film or television industry, as Robbie told Vogue magazine, on the new cover of which she features alongside fellow Aussie actor Nicole Kidman.

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Though 'Suicide Squad' didn't exactly make the best impression on critics and viewers, the DC Extended Universe entry did manage to introduce one of DC comics' most infamous villains in Harley Quinn, allowing Margot Robbie to shine in the role and prove that she was the best actress suited to take on the character. Starring alongside the likes of Will Smith and Viola Davis, Robbie had her work cut out for her if she was to stand out, but did everything she could have and more to make a success of her role.

Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn in 'Suicide Squad'

With 'Gotham City Sirens' in the works as well as the planned 'Harley Quinn and The Joker' film and a solo Harley movie, we should be seeing a lot of Robbie in the next few years, and we can't wait to get more of her unique take on the Clown Princess.

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Australian actress Margot Robbie is getting the best reviews of her career for the biopic I, Tonya, which tells the tortured story of US figure skater Tonya Harding, who notoriously was involved in an attack on her rival in the run-up to the 1994 Winter Olympics. Robbie also produced the film, which costars Allison Janney and Sebastian Stan. And she loved screenwriter Steven Rogers' blackly comical tone.

Margot Robbie in 'I, Tonya'

"It's definitely dark," Robbie laughs. "Allison Janney puts it well. She's like, 'It's like laughing in church when you know that you shouldn't, and then you're thinking what kind of person am I to find this funny?' It does have those moments in it."

Continue reading: Margot Robbie Wants To Surprise Audiences With 'I, Tonya'

Margot Robbie has described the time she once found a human foot on a beach in Nicaragua.

During a joint interview with Octavia Spencer, Armie Hammer, Robert Pattinson, Diane Kruger, and Bryan Cranston for The Hollywood Reporter's movie star summit, Robbie told the tale, that she first revealed when a director asked her to recount her ‘craziest story.’

Margot Robbie once found a human foot on the beach in Nicaragua

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Margot Robbie is without a doubt one of the best talents of the modern day, taking a slew of hugely different roles and proving her acting chops in films all the way from Harley Quinn in 'Suicide Squad', to Daphne Milne in 'Goodbye Christopher Robin'.

Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn in 'Suicide Squad'

Having made a huge name for herself, the Aussie actress looks set to continue riding a tremendous wave of success into the future, with a whole slew of announced film projects in pre-production, post-production, or filming.

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