Margot Robbie’s Following In George Clooney, The Rock And Ryan Reynolds’ Footsteps As She Dives Into The Alcohol Game: ‘It’s Easier Than Selling A Movie’

Margot Robbie’s Following In George Clooney, The Rock And Ryan Reynolds’ Footsteps As She Dives Into The Alcohol Game: ‘It’s Easier Than Selling A Movie’

Film News

Margot Robbie has found many ways to make a name for herself within the entertainment industry. Last year, she starred in hit movies, including Barbie, which crushed at the box office as part of the Barbenheimer craze. She also has her own production company, LuckyChap Entertainment, which she runs alongside her husband, Tom Ackerley, and others. Now, following the footsteps of fellow A-listers like George Clooney, The Rock, and Ryan Reynolds, the Aussie actress will also dive into the alcohol game. And, so far, she finds working within the business to be “easier than selling a movie.”

The Academy Award nominee still plans to show her beautiful face on the big screen through the upcoming film A Big Bold Beautiful Journey and in future movies, of course. But she, too, has seemingly been enticed to throw her hat into the ring when it comes to the booze business. Margot Robbie spoke to The Times about developing her own gin brand, Papa Salt, which was launched in London last week. Here’s why she believes working within in the alcohol industry is “easier” than selling a movie:

Movies are a crazy business where you are selling something that isn’t tangible, it’s an idea. You have no idea how much it’s going to make, who’s going to see it, if they’ll see it or how it will be received. This feels a lot more straightforward, it’s easier to predict things. You can lay this out on a spreadsheet in a way that you can’t lay out a movie idea.

Originally Posted Here…

Products You May Like

Articles You May Like

Christopher Nolan, Sydney Sweeney And A24 Are Starting A New Movie Trend, And I’m Totally Here For It
Melania Trump’s Hat Designer Reacts to 2025 Inauguration Buzz
Which One Chicago Show Couldn’t You Live Without? Cast Your Vote!
Temporal Drift to Reissue Hiroshi Yoshimura’s Flora
Moana 2 Crosses $1B At The Worldwide Box Office