Margot Robbie slapped Leonardo DiCaprio at the 'The Wolf of Wall Street' audition
Trying to forge a career in Hollywood? Maybe try slapping your way to the top.
Time's The Most Influential 100 People has been released, a regular feature in which profiles of the honorees are written by other famous people.
In the case of Australian Margot Robbie, the actress was praised by director Martin Scorsese, the director of The Wolf of Wall Street — the film in which Robbie made her Hollywood breakthrough.
Scorsese tried to answer the question on what Robbie is like by waxing lyrical about her "comedic genius" and "all-bets-off feistiness," reminiscent of classic Hollywood actresses. Read more...
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