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Hey Margo.
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Hi, I'm so excited to be here at this beautiful cottage asking you 73 questions.
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Yeah, of course.
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Come on in.
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Thank you.
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So, how did you start your day today?
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I had a nice cup of tea and I went for a swim.
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What do you have planned for the rest of the day?
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Having some friends over for brunch.
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You could spend the day with anyone in the world, who would that be?
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J.K. Rowling.
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And what would you do?
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I would ask her 73 questions.
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No way.
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Yeah, I'd probably ask her like a million and 73 questions.
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What's one thing that you would love to master?
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I'd really like to be good at pool.
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Are you a texter or a caller?
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I'm a caller.
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Who was the last person that you called?
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My cousin, Julia.
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What'd you guys talk about?
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I asked her to bring some things over for brunch.
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Nice.
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Do you want water or something?
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I'd love some, thank you.
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So you play piano?
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No.
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That's just kind of impressive.
0:52
That is the Australian National Anthem, Advance Australia Fair, right?
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And you're an American.
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That's amazing.
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What can I say?
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What do you miss about Australia when you're in America?
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Um, I miss the thunderstorms.
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What do you miss about America when you're in Australia?
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The convenience.
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I feel like everything's open.
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So light here.
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I had 24 hours to spend anywhere in Australia, where should I go and what should I do?
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Tasmania.
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I would tell you to go to the Mona.
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Who's an Australian everyone should know about?
1:28
Choi's upon who's an actor you'd love to work with?
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My T.S. show notes.
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Who's a director you'd love to work with?
1:28
Wes Anderson.
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Would you ever love to direct?
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Yeah.
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Who do you always love watching on screen?
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Tim Burton.
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Mmm.
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What do you look forward to?
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Good script.
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Mmm, I want to be surprised but also satisfied.
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Do you have to be able to relate or like the character in order to play them?
1:48
I do, yeah.
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Comic book buffs or historical experts, who are harder to please as audience members?
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They're both really tough, they imagine.
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Yeah.
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Favorite accent to do?
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Brooklyn.
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How do you practice accents?
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I find real-life people on YouTube and then I just kind of mimic them.
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Huh, hmm.
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Is there a moment on camera that has truly shaken you?
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Yes, the scene I got to do is Saoirse Ronan in Mary Queen of Scots.
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What's your favorite scarf?
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I have a son, got it when I was a little kid.
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Favorite book?
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Um, Harry Potter.
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Favorite artist?
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Oh, great.
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Therefore, Bend Brand.
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I mean, I have a little bit yellow.
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Favorite song right now?
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The old and bold and some.
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All right, well, you picked a beautiful day for it.
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I gather, you know, what is a typical brunch entail?
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Uh, oh, the girls outside drinking and all the guys inside cooking.
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What is your favorite cuisine to cook?
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I am not a good cook, but I can do a cheese board.
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Okay, yeah.
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And what is your least favorite food to eat?
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Taramosalata.
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Have you had that?
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No.
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It's disgusting.
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Yeah.
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What, what's been the most rewarding project thus far in your career?
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I'll tell you why, because I got to be a part of all the aspects of making that film.
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Mmm, producing or acting, which do you prefer?
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I love producing, but acting will always be my big love.
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But what about producing did you not expect?
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So much paperwork.
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Would you ever do theater?
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Yes.
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If you make a documentary on any topic, what would it be?
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Why they shouldn't do oil drilling in the Great Australian Bight.
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If you could cameo on any TV show?
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A little bit of big, there's a wicked new show coming out in here they called Dollface, it's a Lucky Job Production, it's in the calendar.
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True or false, you've played in a rugby league?
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No, false.
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I played on an ice with you team.
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True or false, you tattooed your Suicide Squad cast?
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That's true.
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If I were to get a tattoo, what should I get and where?
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Ooh, Salvador Dali elephants on your back.
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That's specific.
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True or false, before you shoot, did I offer you a glass of water or not give it to you?
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True.
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Sorry about that.
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It's okay, Margot.
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What's your favorite lip color?
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Chanel boy dead straight or natural wave hair?
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That's away.
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What's an Australian beauty ritual that you follow every day?
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Sunscreen.
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What was the last piece of clothing that you bought?
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Woody Li t-shirt from Zimmermann.
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If your leather is still your peak signature style in one item of clothing, what would it be?
3:17
High-waisted pants.
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Thank you.
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What would you say is your most extravagant and expensive outfit that you've ever worn?
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A dress.
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I will just eat it about this is kind of extract.
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And who's your favorite designer of all time?
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Concussion.
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What's the most method that you've ever gotten for a role?
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I'm not really a method actor, but I do find myself unintentionally behaving like a character after a while.
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How did you prep to play Sharon Tate?
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That's a reading, watching a live films, spent time people that knew her, and I always work with an acting coach, dialect coach, movement coach.
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Queen Elizabeth, Harley Quinn, Tonya Harding, each requiring crazy physical makeover.
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Mm-hm.
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Is your prep process similar regardless of the character?
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And the approach is similar, the process always changes a little bit based on the character, but the approach is the same and inevitably a lot of time in the hair and makeup check.
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Imagine I haven't played several people that actually existed, how does that influence your performance?
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Well, I always felt a sense of responsibility for a character, whether they're real or not, but definitely an added sense of responsibility when they are real-life people.
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And you play characters from so many different eras, if you can go back and live in any of those periods, which would it be?
3:28
The sixties.
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What's been the biggest positive change in Hollywood recently?
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Inclusivity.
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What in the film world needs a drastic overhaul?
3:31
Non-creatives making creative decisions.
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Who's a voice in Hollywood that people should be listening to?
3:31
Women, all of them.
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What female performer is blowing your mind right now?
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Phoebe, well, great, so love her.
3:31
Hey, cool surfboard.
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Yeah, I imagine you're professional level of surfing, right?
3:31
Not a good fit, but I just like doing it.
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On a scale of one to ten, how good are you?
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Uh, at two.
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Who is better, beaches, Australia or California?
3:31
Australia.
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I know you'd say that, what's your go-to cocktail?
3:31
Shandy.
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What's your vice?
3:34
Ice cream.
3:38
What's a fashion trend that you think will definitely come back?
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Chunky eighties earrings.
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What is a fashion trend that you are positive will never grow old?
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Crisp white shirt, blue jeans.
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And what's a fashion trend you think she should never see the light of day ever again?
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Striped toe socks.
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I don't know if that was a thing here, but it was when I was a kid.
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All right, so where are you all headed?
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I see planning a trip.
3:38
Oh, no, I'm unpacking.
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Well, I should be unpacking.
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I'll do it later, but I just got back from Ken.
3:38
Huh, what's the best part about him?
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Eating croissants every day.
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Okay, what's the city that you're headed to next?
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London.
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What country have you never visited but you're dying to get there?
3:38
Sri Lanka.
3:38
Meet Julia, when have you felt most starstruck?
3:38
When I met 50 Cent.
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What is your favorite account to follow on social media?
3:38
Tiny Kitchen.
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They make little food, it's really cute.
3:38
Hey, who's this?
3:38
Hi, this is my cousin Julia.
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Hey, feel free to ask a question.
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What should I do at this time at the back?
3:38
Key.
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Okay, last question I have for you, Margot.
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I'm so excited for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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Yeah, what was it like working with Quentin Tarantino?
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It was the best ever.
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There are no cell phones on set.
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I don't think Quentin even owns one.
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And every hundred rolls of film, everyone stops and has a drink and celebrate.
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I think you and I have a lot to celebrate right now because we concluded our interview.
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I'll have a drink for the both of us.
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Sounds good.
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Yeah, this is great.
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Thanks so much.
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Bye-bye.