Margot Robbie, known for her roles in box office hits like The Wolf of Wall Street and upcoming flick Suicide Squad, recently disclosed her personal favorite movie s** scene.
As an actress and a film enthusiast, she appreciates a good on-screen moment just like any other movie buff.
In a feature for W Magazine’s February 2016 edition, Robbie shared that her preferred intimate moment unfolds in the 1993 film True Romance.
Directed by Tony Scott and written by Quentin Tarantino, this crime drama is more renowned for its sharp dialogue and action sequences rather than its sensuality.
However, nestled within the narrative is a notable romantic encounter that transpires in an unexpected location – a phone booth.
The particular sequence occurs shortly after the impromptu wedding of characters Clarence Worley (portrayed by Christian Slater) and Alabama Whitman (played by Patricia Arquette).
Following a call to Clarence’s friend d–k Ritchie (acted by Michael Rapaport) from the distinctive phone booth, the newlyweds engage in a playful yet risqué moment by the highway, utilizing phone books for support and amusingly surprising a passing truck driver.
Interestingly, amidst this escapade, d–k Ritchie coincidentally finds himself seated on a toilet, adding a touch of Tarantino-esque quirkiness to the scene.
Contemplating how such a scenario would unfold in today’s era dominated by mobile phones, with traditional phone booths becoming obsolete, sparks curiosity and nostalgia for a time when these structures were commonplace.
Robbie, without delving into specifics, didn’t elaborate on why this particular scene resonates with her.
However, the charm and intensity of the moment are evident, portraying the exuberant affection shared between the characters.
This choice reveals a glimpse into Robbie’s cinematic preferences and her appreciation for nuanced storytelling.
Since gaining widespread acclaim for her role alongside Leonardo DiCaprio in The Wolf of Wall Street, Robbie has consistently delivered standout performances in a string of notable projects.
With highly anticipated roles in Suicide Squad as Harley Quinn, alongside Tina Fey in Whisky Tango Foxtrot, and co-starring in The Legend of Tarzan, the versatile Australian actress is poised for a bustling year ahead, showcasing her range and talent in diverse genres.
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