Robbie, Wolf of Wall Street and Leonardo DiCaprio

Margot Robbie Listened to ‘Titanic' Music to Cry on ‘Wolf of Wall Street' Set - Then Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio Walked By: ‘It Was Very Surreal'
How does Margot Robbie turn on the waterworks when preparing for a big scene? “I can even just hear the theme music of ‘Titanic,’ and I’ll be bawling,” Robbie said in an upcoming episode of the “Talking Pictures: A Movie Memories Podcast.
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Martin Scorsese’s beloved film follows the real-life story of millionaire stockbroker Jordan Belfort, played by Leonardo DiCaprio as he embarks on this to-riches journey and ultimate downfall. Robbie featured as Naomi Lapaglia, based on Belfort's real-life ex-wife. The movie has largely been thought to have catapulted Robbie to fame.
Leonardo DiCaprio's surprising anger toward Margot Robbie on The Wolf of Wall Street set has an unexpected reason!
Leonardo DiCaprio's surprising anger toward Margot Robbie on The Wolf of Wall Street set has an unexpected reason!
Margot Robbie played “Titanic” music to cry for a scene, then Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet walked by
"I was in the room next to them, listening to the 'Titanic' soundtrack trying to stay in sad, teary mode," Robbie recalled. "It was very surreal."
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Margot Robbie listens to Titanic soundtrack to help her cry on set
Margot Robbie listens to the Titanic soundtrack whenever she needs to cry in a scene. The Barbie actress revealed on an upcoming episode of Talking Pictures: A Movie Memories Podcast that she puts on the soundtrack to the 1997 disaster film whenever she needs to get herself into an emotional state for a scene.
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