Compiled by: Nikhil Anil
Hollywood’s “Golden Girl” celebrates her 35th birthday today. With a treasure trove of versatile films and characters under her belt, she has become a household name. Let us take a look at some of her most iconic roles
To date, Martin Scorsese’s iconic 2013 black comedy remains widely discussed for its outlandish nature. But no one can ignore the fierce, commanding presence Margot brought in all her scenes as Naomi Lapaglia, a true diva through and through
Though this love letter to ‘old Hollywood’ left critics conflicted, Margot's performance was universally praised. Her portrayal of Nellie LaRoy served as a cruel reflection of what happens in an industry that runs on public validation
Portraying a controversial figure in a biopic is no easy feat. As skater Tonya Harding, Margot brings forth a story of pain, defiance, and complexity of the highest degree, masked behind dark humour
‘Focus’ dispelled any notion of Margot as a one-hit wonder after ‘TWoWS’. Starring as an aspiring con artist, she perfectly balances charm and sincerity with hunger, making it a perfect portrayal of someone who thrives on deception
Playing Queen Elizabeth I was a scary experience for the star. She delivered quite a haunting portrayal of insecurity, loneliness, and a hunger for power, all beneath an air of aristocracy
Margot brought a whole new emotional depth to a character often labelled shallow. She redefined the doll with charm, wit and utmost sincerity
Margot’s portrayal of one of DC’s most unpredictable anti-heroes was highly lauded. She made the character of Harley Quinn her own and did not shy away from showcasing vulnerability, chaos, and an irresistible psychotic charm