Margot is featured in the March issue of the German magazine Zeit – Issue 10. Digital scans from the issue together with outtakes from the photoshoot have now been added to the gallery, be sure to check them out!

BBC RADIO 1 – CONTAINS SOME STRONG LANGUAGE.

What raises Margot Robbie’s heart rate? Nick Grimshaw finds out what pushes her buttons with the help of Cara Delevingne, Alexander Skarsgård, Sam Clark, Bullet For My Valentine and Corey Taylor from Slipknot.

Also check in the gallery some photos taken while recording the game! Enjoy!

THE ENVELOPE – “I, Tonya,” the Craig Gillespie-directed biopic about Tonya Harding, the figure skater banned from competition for life for her connection to a 1994 attack on fellow skater Nancy Kerrigan, has brought its stars — Margot Robbie, who plays an unsinkable Harding, and Allison Janney, as her sharp-tongued mother, LaVona — Oscar nominations, critical acclaim and, not surprisingly, a newfound love for the Winter Olympics. “We’re watching men’s half-pipe,” reports Robbie, jet-lagged and talking via speakerphone while sitting alongside Janney in a London hotel room. “We’re just mesmerized.”

The pair were in town to attend the BAFTAs, where they were both nominees. Before heading off to a party, they took time out to talk about the film’s more nuanced examination of Harding’s life (domestic violence, the skating world’s contempt for her working-class roots), Janney’s annoying parakeet costar and the reaction Robbie, an “I, Tonya” producer, had during her initial reading of Steven Rogers’ script.

“It’s so easy to dismiss these characters and their feelings. But by the end of it, I was devastated, angry and frustrated for them. I’d laugh out loud at something, then immediately feel disgusted with myself that I found it funny,” says Robbie. “To be able to let those feelings creep up on you, instead of being told to feel them? That’s a real art form.”

Last night (February 18), Margot attended the 2018 EE British Academy Film Awards, held at the Royal Albert Hall in London. She was nominated for Best Leading Actress for her I, Tonya role.

Margot looked stunning in a Givenchy Spring 2018 Collection gown, black like every other guests who wore it in support of the Time’s Up movement. Several photos from the red carpet, show, backstage and Gala Dinner have now been added to the gallery. In case of more additions be sure to keep our twitter checked @MargotRobbieCom!

Yesterday (February 17) Margot attended the EE British Academy Film Awards Nominees Party held at Kensington Palace in London. She was wearing a Chanel Spring 2018 collection dress with Gianvito Rossi Portfino 105 gold sandals (thanks to DressLikeMargot for the infos!). Not a fan of this outfit, but Margot is always beautiful no matter what she’s wearing!

Several photos from the event have now been added to the gallery, with more to come together with the EE British Academy Film Awards, which happened tonight at the Royal Albert Hall. Check the site and twitter @MargotRobbieCom later and tomorrow for additional updates!

PEOPLE – Margot Robbie has had a lot of memorable moments in the past twelve months, due in large part to her involvement in I, Tonya, the dark comedy she produced and starred in about disgraced former figure skating champ, Tonya Harding.

Through her work on the film, for which she received her first-ever Oscar nomination, Robbie has become friendly with Harding and throughout the film’s run has shared in several very happy moments with the former figure skater. According to Robbie, the most memorable of them all was a chance meeting she saw between Harding and cult movie icon Tommy Wiseau.

“The craziest thing I’ve witnessed was watching Tonya Harding meeting Tommy Wiseau from The Room,” Robbie tells PEOPLE. “Seeing that collision of worlds was like mind boggling, I was like ‘Oh wow, only in Hollywood.’”

Although the actress has now attended multiple awards shows, the one thing she is still trying to master is having the perfect expression ready for when TV cameras pan to her during live broadcasts.

“It’s so awkward when the camera pans to you during an awards show,” she says. “You’re trying to have the appropriate level of excitement on your face without looking manic on screen. What’s going through my head at the time? I’m probably just wondering when the next meal is going to be served, if they’re going to serve food, most of the time they don’t.”

For more on Robbie and the other Oscar nominees check out PEOPLE’s Oscar portfolio photographed by Luis Sanchis in this week’s issue, on newsstands Friday. (source)

Last night (February 16) Margot was guest at the famous UK talk show ‘The Graham Norton Show’, together with her I, Tonya co-star Allison Janney, Alicia Vikander, Daniel Kalluya and music guest Camilla Cabello.

Below you can watch some videos from the episode, and in the gallery you can find some photos taken during the show. Be sure to check them out and enjoy!

Yesterday night (February 15) Margot attended the UK Premiere of I, Tonya – held at the The Curzon Mayfair theatre in London. She was there together with her co-star Allison Janney and the director Craig Gillespie.

Margot looked really great in a Louis Vuitton sequin dress. Several photos from the event have been added to the gallery, but stay tuned for even more additions between today and tomorrow, following our twitter @MargotRobbieCom. Enjoy!

HARPER’S BAZAAR AUSTRALIA – You couldn’t imagine two more opposite characters than Margot Robbie and Tonya Harding.

However the BAZAAR Australia March cover star was so convincing as the bad girl of ice skating that she hasn’t just floored critics and fans, she’s now also up for an Oscar.

No mean feat for an actress and producer who took on the project that had a small budget and an even smaller production schedule.

But I, Tonya is the little passion project that could for Robbie.

“As a producer I’m looking for amazing female roles,” she tells BAZAAR. “People in Hollywood are now making a conscious effort to provide female characters and female-driver content. But the next step is having female voices telling those stories, through female directors and writers.”

For her part as the leading lady and to morph into the first American woman to land a triple axel jump in competition, Robbie spent hours on the ice with choreographer Sarah Kawahara, who has, coincidentally, previously worked with Harding’s nemesis, Nancy Kerrigan. Despite also spending hours in the gym, Robbie was unable to push her petite frame to resemble Harding’s athletic form.

She also ages 29 years over the course of the film.

“We didn’t have a ton of money or time, so going down the prosthesis route daily to make my face shape and hairline resemble hers wasn’t an option,” she says. “So we altered our mindsets. We needed to embody her spirit.”

For Robbie that involved even more hours of training and studying with a movement coach and learning the Alexander Technique and the Animal Exercise, which focused on posture.

“Rolled shoulders, jutted jaw, heavy feet; Tonya was someone always on the defensive, but also searching for validation and affection, and she cared what people thought. Even though she pretended she didn’t,” Robbie says. (source)

Some outtakes from the beautiful Harper’s Bazaar Australia photoshoot have now been added to the gallery! More to come together with the scans as soon as we’ll get the issue! Enjoy for now 🙂

Back on Tuesday (February 13), Margot attended the Calvin Klein Collection Show during New York Fashion Week, held at the New York Stock Exchange. She was in the front row together with some big names such as Nicole Kidman and Laura Dern, and also her I, Tonya co-star Sebastian Stan.

Several photos from the event and a couple of portraits have now been added to the gallery, with thanks to Laura Dern Network for helping with some of the photos! Enjoy 🙂