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– [Interviewer] Hey Margot.
– Hi!
– [Interviewer] I’m so excited to be here
at this beautiful cottage
asking you 73 Questions.– Yeah, of course,
come on in.
– [Interviewer] Thank you.
So how did you start your day today?
– I had a nice cup of tea,
and I went for a swim.– [Interviewer] What do you have planned
for the rest of the day?
– Having some friends over for brunch?
– [Interviewer] If you could spend the day
with anyone in the
world, who would that be?– J.K. Rowling.
– [Interviewer] And what would you do?
– I would ask her 73 questions.
– [Interviewer] No way! Oh that’s good.
– Yeah.
I’d probably ask her
a million and 73 questions, but yeah.
– [Interviewer] What’s one thing that
you would love to master?
– I’d really like to be good at pool.
– [Interviewer] Are you
a texter or a caller?– I’m a caller.
– [Interviewer] Who is the
last person that you called?– My cousin, Julia.
– [Interviewer] What
did you guys talk about?– I asked her to bring some
things over for brunch.– [Interviewer] Nice.
– Do you want a water or something?
– [Interviewer] I’d love some, thank you.
So you play piano.
– No, that’s just kinda there.
Impressive.
That is the Australian National Anthem.
– [Interviewer] Advance
Australia Fair, right?– And you’re an American, that’s amazing.
– [Interviewer] What can I say?
What do you miss about Australia
when you’re in America?
– I miss the thunderstorms.
– [Interviewer] What do
you miss about Americawhen you’re in Australia?
– The convenience.
I feel like everything’s
open so late here.– [Interviewer] If I had 24 hours to spend
anywhere in Australia, where should I go
and what should I do?
– Tasmania.
I would tell you to go to the Mona.
– [Interviewer] Who’s
an Australian everyoneshould know about?
– Troye Sivan.
– [Interviewer] Who’s an
actor you’d love to work with?– Matthias Schoenaerts.
– [Interviewer] Who’s a director
you’d love to work with?– Wes Anderson.
– [Interviewer] Would
you ever love to direct?– Yeah.
– [Interviewer] Who do you
always love watching on screen?– Tilda Swinton.
– [Interviewer] What do you
look for in a good script?– I want to be surprised,
but also satisfied.– [Interviewer] Do you have to be able
to relate or like the character
in order to play them?– I do, yeah.
– [Interviewer] Comic
book buffs, or historialexperts- who are harder to
please as audience members?– They’re both really tough.
– [Interviewer] I can imagine.
– Yeah.
– [Interviewer] Favorite accent to do.
– Brooklyn.
– [Interviewer] How do
you practice accents?– I find real life people on YouTube,
then I just kind of mimic them.
– [Interviewer] Huh.
Is there a moment on camera
that has truly shaken you?– Yes. The scene I got
to do with Saoirse Ronanin “Mary Queen of Scots.”
– [Interviewer] What’s your favorite scar?
– This one. I got it
when I was a little kid.– [Interviewer] Favorite book?
– “Harry Potter.”
– [Interviewer] Favorite artist?
– Magritte.
– [Interviewer] Favorite band?
– Favorite band?
I mean, I have a lot, but ELO.
– [Interviewer] Favorite song?
– Right now, “The Oogum Boogum Song.”
– [Interviewer] Alright, well you picked
a beautiful day for a gathering.
What does a typical brunch entail?
– Uh, all the girls outside drinking
and all the guys inside cooking.
– [Interviewer] What is your
favorite cuisine to cook?– I am not a good cook, but
I can do a cheese board.– [Interviewer] Okay.
– Yeah.
– [Interviewer] What’s your least favorite
food to eat?
– Taramasalata.
Have you had that?
– [Interviewer] No.
– It’s disgusting.
– [Interviewer] I’ll try to stay away.
– Yeah.
– [Interviewer] What’s
been the most rewardingproject thus far in your career?
– “I, Tonya.”
– [Interviewer] Why?
– Because I got to be a part of all
the aspects of making that film.
– [Interviewer] Producing or acting,
which do you prefer?
– I love producing, but acting will
always be my big love.
– [Interviewer] What about producing
did you not expect?
– So much paperwork.
– [Interviewer] Would you ever do theater?
– Yes.
– [Interviewer] If you
could make a documentaryon any topic, what would it be?
– Why they shouldn’t do oil drilling
in the Great Australian Bight.
– [Interviewer] If you
could cameo on any TV show,what would it be?
– There’s a wicked new show coming out
on Hulu called “Dollface.”
It’s a LuckyChap production.
– [Interviewer] It’s in the calendar.
True or false, you’ve
played in a rugby league?– No, false,
I played on an ice hockey team.
– [Interviewer] True
or false, you tattooedyour “Suicide Squad” cast?
– That’s true.
– [Interviewer] If I were to get a tattoo,
what should I get and where?
– Two Salvador Dali
elephants on your back.– [Interviewer] That’s specific.
– True or false for you-
– [Interviewer] Shoot-
– Did I offer you a glass of
water and not give it to you?– [Interviewer] True.
– Sorry about that.
– [Interviewer] It’s okay, Margot.
What’s your favorite lip color?
– Chanel, Boy.
– [Interviewer] Dead straight
or natural wave hair?– Natural wave.
– [Interviewer] What’s an
Australian beauty ritualthat you follow every day?
– Sunscreen.
– [Interviewer] What was the last piece
of clothing that you bought?
– Bought a yellow t-shirt from Zimmermann.
– [Interviewer] If you had to distill
your peak signature style
in one item of clothing,what would it be?
– High waisted pants.
– Thank you.What would you say is
your most extravagantand expensive outfit
that you’ve ever worn?– I feel like the dress I
wore this year to the BAFTAs.It was kind of extravagant.
– [Interviewer] Who’s your
favorite designer of all time?– Coco Chanel.
– [Interviewer] What’s the most method
that you’ve ever gotten for a role?
– I’m not really a method actor,
but I do find myself unintentionally
behaving like a character after a while.
– [Interviewer] How did you
prep to play Sharon Tate?– Lots of reading,
watching a lot of films,spent time with people that knew her.
I always work with an acting coach,
dialect coach, movement coach.
– [Interviewer] Queen
Elizabeth, Harley Quinn,Tonya Harding, each requiring crazy
physical makeovers.
– Mm-hmm.– [Interviewer] Is your
prep process similarregardless of the character?
– The approach is similar.
The process always changes a little bit
based on the character, but
the approach is the same,and, inevitably, a lotta time in the hair
and makeup chair.
– [Interviewer] I can imagine.
And having played several people
that actually existed, how does that
influence your performance?
– Well, I always feel a
sense of responsibilityfor a character, whether
they’re real or not,but definitely an added
sense of responsibilitywhen they are real life people, yeah.
– [Interviewer] And
you’ve played charactersfrom so many different eras.
If you can go back and live
in any of those periods,which would it be?
– The ’60s.
– [Interviewer] What’s
been the biggest positivechange in Hollywood recently?
– Inclusivity.
– [Interviewer] What in the film world
needs a drastic overhaul?
– Non-creatives making creative decisions.
– [Interviewer] Who’s a voice in Hollywood
that people should be listening to?
– Women, all of them.
– [Interviewer] What female performer
is blowing your mind right now?
– Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
– [Interviewer] Ah, love her.
Hey, cool surfboard!
– Yeah.– [Interviewer] I imagine
you’re professionallevel at surfing, right?
– [laughs] I am not a good surfer,
I just like doing it.
– [Interviewer] On a scale of one to ten,
how good are you?
– A two.
– [Interviewer] Who has better beaches,
Australia or California?
– Australia.
– [Interviewer] I knew you’d say that.
What’s your go-to cocktail?
– G&T.
– [Interviewer] What’s your vice?
– Ice cream.
– [Interviewer] What’s
a fashion trend thatyou think will definitely come back?
– Chunky ’80s earrings.
– [Interviewer] What is a fashion trend
that you are positive will never grow old?
– Crisp white shirt, blue jeans.
– [Interviewer] And what’s a fashion trend
you think should never see
the light of day ever again?– Stripey toe socks.
I don’t know if that was a thing here,
but it was when I was a kid.
– [Interviewer] All right.
So, where are you heading?I see you’re planning a trip?
– Oh, no,
I’m unpacking.
Well, I should be unpacking.
I’ll do it later, but I
just got back from Cannes.– [Interviewer] Oh.
What was the best part about Cannes?
– Eating croissants every day.
– [Interviewer] What’s the city
that you’re headed to next?– London.
– [Interviewer] What
country have you nevervisited but you’re dying to get there?
– Sri Lanka.
[hand knocking]
Oh, that would be Julia.
– [Interviewer] When have
you felt most starstruck?– When I met 50 Cent.
– [Interviewer] What is your favorite
account to follow on social media?
– Tiny Kitchens,
they make little food,
it’s really cute.
Hey!
– Hi, Moo.
– Come on in.– [Interviewer] Who’s this?
– This is my cousin, Julia.
– [Interviewer] Hey,
Feel free to ask a question.
– What should I do with the snacks?
– Out the back, please.
Thank you.
– [Interviewer] Okay, last question I have
for you, Margot.
I’m so excited for “Once
Upon a Time in Hollywood.”– [Interviewer] What was it like working
with Quentin Tarantino?
– It was the best ever.
There are no cell phones on set.
I don’t think Quentin even owns one,
and every 100 rolls of film
everyone stops, and has
a drink, and celebrates.– [Interviewer] I think you and I have
a lot to celebrate right now,
because we concluded our interview.
– I’ll have a drink for the both of us.
– [Interviewer] Sounds good, Margot.
This is great,
thanks so much.
– See ya.
– Bye, bye.
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