One of the biggest moments in her career came when she played Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad. The role brought her even more fame, especially among younger audiences. It was a bold and wild character, and she threw herself into it with full energy. Fans loved her performance. She went on to play Harley again in Birds of Prey and The Suicide Squad, putting her own stamp on the character. These movies made her a pop culture icon, but Margot didn’t let herself get typecast. She kept looking for meaningful and different roles.
Margot Robbie made a strong move by starting her own production company, LuckyChap Entertainment. This gave her the chance to have more control over the projects she worked on. She wanted to tell stories that might not otherwise get made. Her company helped produce I, Tonya, where she played the controversial figure skater Tonya Harding. The film was a big success and showed off her acting range. It earned her an Academy Award nomination. It also proved that she wasn’t afraid to take on challenging roles or portray complicated characters.
Her passion for storytelling didn’t stop there. Margot continued producing films through LuckyChap, focusing on strong female-driven stories. Promising Young Woman, which her company helped bring to the screen, received critical acclaim and an Oscar win. She also starred in and produced Barbie, a project that many people didn’t expect to be as powerful as it was. Working with director Greta Gerwig, Margot helped turn Barbie into more than just a fun movie. It became a thoughtful and creative story about identity, confidence, and self-worth. The movie’s success proved she had both commercial and creative power.