Netflix, Margot Robbie

Netflix Just Added One Of Margot Robbie's Very First Movies, And It's High Time Movie Lovers Gave It A Look
As for Margot Robbie’s next cinematic outing, she is set to join an upcoming book-to-screen adaptation of Wuthering Heights, Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn follow-up–which some folks have mixed feelings about, but frankly, I’m of the mind she can do no wrong.
One of Margot Robbie’s first films is taking over the Netflix charts
Focus, a crime comedy-drama starring Will Smith and Margot Robbie as con artists, is the biggest movie on Netflix today.
Overlooked Margot Robbie crime caper is now a hit on Netflix
E ver since her groundbreaking debut in The Wolf of Wall Street, pretty much any Margot Robbie movie has grabbed audiences’ attention, capped off by 2023’s megahit Barbie. Odd
Netflix's No. 1 movie is now Margot Robbie, Will Smith's 9-year-old crime comedy. Here's why
Margot Robbie and Will Smith's 2015 crime-comedy Focus has unexpectedly surged to the top of Netflix's most-watched movies in the U.S., just days after being added to the platform. The film, which follows a seasoned conman (Smith) and his protégé-turned-rival (Robbie),
Netflix just got this underrated con artist thriller — and it's Margot Robbie's first movie star moment
These days, merely having Margot Robbie attached to a project is enough to get a movie immediately greenlit, with major studio backing and a wide release. Less than a decade ago, though, long before "Barbie,
Netflix's 'stunning' new number one movie starring Margot Robbie and Will Smith has viewers 'watching five times over'
The 2015 flick is the most-watched in the US right now, having joined the streamer on Sunday November 10. In just four short days, it's shot to the top of the Netflix movie charts, above festive comedy Meet Me Next Christmas and Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum action-adventure The Lost City.
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‘Focus’ Hits #1 On Netflix’s Top 10 Movies Chart: Is All Forgiven For Will Smith — Or Are People Just Really Missing Margot Robbie?
He was just in theaters and all over Netflix with the summer hit Bad ... sort of a half-truth about what movies looked ...
Netflix Lost Margot Robbie’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ to Warner Bros. Despite $150 Million Offer — Has the Streamer Lost Its Dealmaking Mojo?
As Margot Robbie's 'Wuthering Heights' goes to Warner Bros., Netflix grapples with filmmakers opting for theatrical release over giant paychecks.