Top 15 Best Margot Robbie Movies

Her crowning achievement. As Tonya Harding, Robbie delivers a complex, furious and moving portrait of a woman misunderstood by the public and by herself. The Oscar nomination was more than deserved.

Barbie became a cultural phenomenon thanks to Robbie's performance, which transforms the doll archetype into a character full of self-reflection, freedom and strength. Humor and tragedy go hand in hand.

James Gunn's take on Harley Quinn gives Robbie even more room to play. She balances unhinged violence with unexpected emotion and is by far the strongest element of the film.

The breakthrough. As Naomi Lapaglia, Robbie is irresistible, ruthless and layered. She shares the screen with DiCaprio as an equal and steals many a scene.

As Sharon Tate, Robbie brings a soft, melancholic glow to Tarantino's film. Without much dialogue, she evokes deep emotion and gives the story a heart that keeps beating long after.

Robbie plays Queen Elizabeth I opposite Saoirse Ronan as Mary Stuart in a royal showdown in period drama style. Her transformation is impressive, from appearance to inner tension.

A restrained wartime love story in which Robbie plays a strong supporting role as a neighbor with secrets. Her subtle acting shows how vulnerable and powerful she can be at the same time.

In one of the film's most surprising scenes, Robbie explains a complicated financial concept from a bubble bath. Her appearance is brief, but smart, effective and unforgettable.

Robbie channels pure unhinged energy as actress Nellie LaRoy in this lavish, visually overwhelming ode to early Hollywood. Her performance is raw, explosive and tragically beautiful.

Total chaos, glitter, violence and freedom. Robbie's Harley Quinn finally gets her own playground, and how. She balances madness with heart in a film full of creative energy.

A minimalist post-apocalyptic drama in which Robbie, as the only woman on an isolated farm, convinces with restrained emotion and inner strength opposite two strong co-stars.

Robbie plays Daphne Milne, a conflicted mother in the shadowy life behind Winnie the Pooh. Less glamorous than we're used to, but remarkably subtle and nuanced.

As fictional Fox News employee Kayla Pospisil, Robbie delivers a vulnerable yet powerful performance in a film about abuse of power, holding her own among heavyweights like Charlize Theron and Nicole Kidman.

A stylish neo-noir in which Robbie plays a mysterious femme fatale navigating hitmen and shady deals. The film received mixed reviews, but her eccentric, theatrical role is intriguing.

In this overlooked crime drama, Robbie plays a wounded bank robber in the 1930s. Her character is both seductive and tragic, and she carries the film with impressive charisma.

Robbie's first role after Barbie: together with Colin Farrell she travels through magical doors across time and memory in this romantic fantasy drama.