The scene that had Margot Robbie n@k-d for 17 hours

 The scene that had Margot Robbie n@k-d for 17 hours

The Margot Robbie keeps the worst memories of filming. "I didn't know you could say, 'I've been se***lly harassed,'.

Behind every successful film The Wolf of Wall Street, there are hours of work, predisposition and focus. A team that is on the same path towards a common goal. In the middle, interpret that leave the skin and much more so that what is later seen on the screen is as effective as possible. Achieving this for the vast majority means immediate glory, to then go for eternal glory. Margot Robbie tells how much she spent on the set and the bad experience she has.

If you want to continue climbing the ladder in an industry like Hollywood, which almost every actor aims to reach, it is essential to start on the right foot. There are usually no second chances, beyond specific situations that are now irrelevant. In this context, the one who did all this -and by her own merit continues to rise- is Margot Robbie.

 At 30 years old, she carries an exquisite journey on her shoulders. Papers that catapulted her, placing her at the top. In 2008, while parading on the best catwalks in the world as a model, her other passion, the Australian, made her debut as an actress with small appearances, but already leaving a registered mark. Although the exact moment in which she became known worldwide by movie lovers was in 2013. Her hard-working role in The Wolf of Wall Street was her before and after when it came to the big screen, the starting point to reach consecration and be what he is today: a figure in the entertainment industry.

However, Margot did not find it easy. During her filming, there were specific scenes that made her think about how invasive a job can be. Now, seven years after the debut of the film starring Leonardo DiCaprio, the details of the recording days came to light that, due to the trauma, the actress remembers in great detail.

The blockbuster film (grossing $392 million) was inspired by stockbroker Jordan Belfort, who ran one of America's biggest money rackets. His ability to manipulate the market and make large profits, money laundering and others, made the Justice set their eyes on him. After prison, in 2008 she was released, began to write a book about her life, and ended up authorizing the making of the film of this story that we narrate.

In The Wolf of Wall Street, Margot Robbie put herself in the shoes of Noami Lapaglia. She was first the lover of the Belfort (Di Caprio), then she became his wife. Throughout the film, the Australian had to deal with risque scenes, and others of abuse, disappointment and violence. However, what traumatized her the most was her erotic sequence: she had to put her body on and deal with the environment and the work team.

Director Martin Scorsese confessed that he hired her for her role because of an unexpected act of bravery during her first audition. According to what they said, she Margot improvised a scene that was not in the script, leaving the entire room with their mouths open. She “she slapped DiCaprio in the face, that wasn't in the script. It was an improvisation that we thought was wonderful, and we even included it in the script,” Scorsese remarked.

The press consulted her about this event: she, Margot, replied that she gave everything she had to captivate and be hired. Then she added one of her maxims: “If you don't do something impressive, nothing will ever come of it. If it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, then take it. Maybe I should have kissed him... When will I have the chance to kiss Leo Di Caprio? But when the slap thing happened, the other part of my brain clicked! And I hit Di Caprio in the face."

An anecdote that has grace and that paints his desire to stand out to achieve the goal. Words that are mixed between the enthusiasm for making the world leap and showing that he can be on a par with the best in Hollywood. But that smile would fade later. And years later, she would be encouraged to talk about his suffering.