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Zack Sharf Digital News Director Margot Robbie appeared on the “Talking Pictures” podcast and expressed her continued bafflement over moviegoers hating “Babylon,” her infamous 2022 box office flop co-starring Brad Pitt. Directed by “La La Land” Oscar winner Damian Chazelle, the Hollywood epic centered on silent movie stars in the 1920s as they struggle to adapt during the industry’s transition to talkies. “Babylon” was made for a budget in the $80 million range but bombed with $15 million at the domestic box office and $63 million worldwide.

Margot Robbie stars in a Hollywood epic that's caught the attention of Netflix viewers, but it's not Barbie that's drawing the crowds this time.

EXCLUSIVE: Academy Award nominee Eric Roberts (Babylon) has been set to star opposite Hutch Dano and Christopher Livingston in Down Below, a psychological horror film from director Spyder Dobrofsky that is currently in production.

Just days before it hits theaters on Friday, Paramount Pictures has released two new trailers for Babylon - one 'nice' and the other 'naughty.'The trailers (via Paramount Pictures YouTube) reveal the latest footage from writer-director Damien Chazelle's R-rated three-hour epic, arriving in theaters December 23 starring Brad Pitt - who admitted he asked for his kiss with Margot Robbie.Each trailer offers different footage... though the 'naughty' trailer does feature female nudity, a bloody death and much more.

Damien Chazelle’s Babylon, in its tale of how the talkies rocked the silent motion picture era, is no doubt, a metaphor for the streaming revolution which is impacting the film industry today.

Margot Robbie is an unhinged actress striving for fame as Brad Pitt gets frustrated in the wild and crazy second trailer released for Babylon on Monday.The 32-year-old two-time Oscar nominee - who was recently seen shopping for a Christmas tree - certainly seems in contention for a third as she put on a dazzling display in the two-minute clip released for the period piece centered around old Hollywood depravity.Margot portrays a character named Nellie LaRoy who sets the tone for the chaotic trailer as it begins with 58-year-old Brad's character Jack Conrad telling a woman: 'I think what we have here in Hollywood is high art.' Oscar buzz? Margot Robbie is an unhinged actress striving for fame in the wild and crazy second trailer released for Babylon on MondayJack's sentiments are quickly juxtaposed as he strolls through a party set in La La Land when Nellie is seen shirtless under jean overalls while sitting on the shoulders of a man wearing nothing but swim trunks while holding sparklers as she yells: 'Party time, sparkle c**ks!' Clearly swept up in the moment, Jack raises his arms in celebration as the party descends into madness.The synopsis of the film according to IMDB is: 'A tale of outsized ambition and outrageous excess, it traces the rise and fall of multiple characters during an era of unbridled decadence and depravity in early Hollywood.' The trailer begins with Brad Pitt's, 58, character Jack Conrad telling a woman: 'I think what we have here in Hollywood is high art' Margot, 32, portrays a character named Nellie LaRoy who sets the tone for the chaotic trailer as she is seen shirtless under jean overalls while sitting on the shoulders of a man wearing nothing but swim trunks while holding sparklers as she

Margot Robbie is in the new massive all-star ensemble cast of Babylon with Brad Pitt.To celebrate, the 32-year-old beauty showed off her very toned tummy as she posed in black for the December/January cover of Vanity Fair.In her wide-ranging interview she said she loved playing Nellie LaRoy, who is based on Clara Bow, for the film because she got to be free. 'I don't really have a whole lot of modesty left,' Robbie joked. 'I don't feel embarrassed when it's Nellie doing something.

Margot Robbie is in the new massive all-star ensemble cast of Babylon with Brad Pitt.To celebrate, the 32-year-old beauty showed off her very toned tummy as she posed in black for the December/January cover of Vanity Fair.In her wide-ranging interview she said she loved playing Nellie LaRoy, who is based on Clara Bow, for the film because she got to be free. 'I don't really have a whole lot of modesty left,' Robbie joked. 'I don't feel embarrassed when it's Nellie doing something.