Chapter 1: What does Margot Robbie think about setting her thermostat in winter?
You know, hey, Will, good morning. How are you today?
Oh, hey, Sean.
Yeah, good morning. I'm good, too. I set my thermostat, even though it's winter.
Oh, my God.
Hang on. Fucking let me sit down for this. Okay, go ahead. I set my thermostat to put the air conditioning on because everybody in my building in New York has the heat on. So at night, I'm asleep with the air conditioning on. Isn't that kind of dumb?
No, it's not dumb. I'm just trying to think of a synonym right now. Oh, you know what? It's smartless. Oh. Welcome to smartless. Smartless.
So, Sean.
Hey. Yeah, you know, now. I just, I'm just happy to be here. Shut up. This is like incredible.
This is amazing. Jason, don't talk to him like that. Hang on. Sean, shut up.
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Chapter 2: How did Margot Robbie's love for hockey start?
Yeah. Sean, you're on Eastern Time, so he's more cups of coffee into his day than we are.
Sean, he never lets it show. He works his freaking tail off. He's there in rehearsal doing this play, and then he just shows up, and he doesn't complain. Do you ever notice that? Well, live with me. Let me ask Crankerville.
Crankerville, do you notice... I've never heard you complain about anything. He doesn't, right?
I do. I kind of do.
Scotty's like, all he does is complain.
Scotty's listening in that way.
So wait, is Scotty always on the extra set of cans?
Not always, but a lot of times he listens just for fun. I love it.
Now, Sean, I got a full night of Willie's new look last night.
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Chapter 3: What was Margot's experience auditioning for The Wolf of Wall Street?
And Amanda was like, it's kind of like having sex with a stranger. And she said, kind of with glee. With some tweaker you give a ride to. We're right home from it. That's hilarious. She was a little too excited about last night. A little change of pace never hurts. But we miss you, Sean. It was the first time. I know. What, did you guys get together last night? Yeah, we did Sunday dinner.
Oh, man. It was the first time in a while for me. And it was so great seeing everybody and seeing this guy. Did Carolyn go? The love of my life. No, she was, something came up. It's not working out, Sean. It's not working out. We're making news today, guys. No, no, no. We are not making news. That's not true. Something came up. And then we had Danny and Dawn Dees, which was great seeing them.
I just heard from Dawn. Yeah, she's great.
Willie Speck. Oh, man. Jimmy Hedge. The whole crew. Jimmy Hedge. And we saw Sweet Richard. Sweet Little Maple.
Oh, Richard and Jenny.
And Richard and Jenny.
But Jennifer Aniston wasn't there, was she?
Oh, you know it, girl.
Yo, you know it. She was frying up some, what did we have last night?
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Chapter 4: How did Margot Robbie improvise a slap on Leonardo DiCaprio?
God, everybody was there. It was fun. You guys were missed. You and Scotty.
Oh, that's very nice.
Sorely missed. Sorely, sorely missed. Any way you can get a vicious stomach virus and get fired off that play? I think about it all the time.
You know, yesterday was the big, big, big snowstorm. Massive. So we canceled. We had to cancel rehearsal.
Is this you guys rehearsing out in a park?
Yeah.
I mean, little excuse, let's take a day off.
Yeah, we're doing, it's outside. It's in Central Park outside. No, I said, so it was rehearsal because you couldn't drive or go anywhere in the streets or whatever. So anyway, so they canceled and I said, but I still wanted to run the show. So it's like fresh in my head, you know? So I said, Scotty, there's a performance in the bedroom tonight. It starts at 7 p.m. There's one ticket.
because there's one chair in the bedroom. I said, you can, there's a bathroom. There's no intermission, but there's a bathroom right next to the chair. And if you want to fall asleep during the performance, there's a bed. Jesus, I'm getting a hard on. Tell me more about it. What a sell on this play.
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Chapter 5: What challenges did Margot face when transitioning to Hollywood?
producers and the people doing behind the scenes stuff. So it was like 20 people, which is a lot of people after you've been rehearsing by yourself. And so I walked in and I started laughing. I'm like, I can't do this. This is insane.
They all start panicking. Now, I think we talked about this before, but forgive my old man brain. I've forgotten. Do you have some sort of a net, some sort of a fail safe? Like if I go up, so somebody just off stage?
Yeah, well, for previews, which are two weeks, there'll be somebody in the front row on book.
Front row? You can't look to the audience for the line. No, but you can just say line or whatever. Really? And the person in the front row, like there's going to be a person in the front row with a script in their hands. This is correct.
When you say person, you mean Scotty, obviously. Yeah.
Isn't that going to be distracting for the people around this person that this person's snapping script pages? What are you going to do? I'll tell you what you're going to do. You put somebody off fucking offstage in the wings.
Well, that's for the show. Don't tell them how to do it.
But you're selling tickets for the preview.
That's correct. That's correct. I don't get that. Because they get to see how the sausage is made. It should be a discounted ticket then because Sean has never shit together yet. What are you, an advocacy group? It is discounted.
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Chapter 6: How did Margot Robbie's production company come to be?
Did you get a deal on him? I told you that thing when I auditioned for David Chase for The Sopranos and I had one line and I got the silver cup and George Ann Watkins, the casting director, I go and she goes, I know you're going to meet him, but he wants everybody to say one line. I was like, one line? How am I going to, you know, and a bunch of actors out there for it. This is like 2001 or two.
Anyway, I go out there. I go into the room with David Chase, George Ann Watkins in there. And I've got this piece of paper with the one line on it. She goes, you ready to start? I go, yeah. And he's just watching me deliver it to her. And I look at her and I just go, line. And he burst out laughing and I got the job.
Not a comedy, but I think he was so, he was like, this motherfucker just came in here. Was this for Sopranos? Sopranos, yeah. You were on the Sopranos? Yeah, I know. That's what a lot of people say. Wait, come on, really? I didn't know that.
Can you believe I still have not watched that show?
I haven't either. It's real good. It's real good. It's going to be a hit, I hear.
All right, come on. Here we go.
Let's get to our guest.
I mean, she's probably left or asleep by now. Here we come. Wait a second. Let me pull up the notes. Here we go. Here we go. Guys. Yes. Today, we have an actor that I met once very briefly and was as knocked out by her charm and warmth as you would think that you would be. She's one of our biggest stars, an incredibly successful producer.
She kills it in both comedy and drama, big films and small. She has box office success as well as critical praise. Her nominations are numerous, including two for an Academy Award. She knows how to hold her breath for five minutes. What? She's a trained pickpocket.
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Chapter 7: What is the significance of the Barbie movie in Margot's career?
We try to keep it tight. No, I love that. That was my favorite part. Yeah, I love the Rangers. I love the Rangers.
Have you guys seen each other out there at the garden? No.
No? I've seen you there. Yeah, I'm incognito. Short for incognito.
I have to say, before we keep talking about hockey, which I hope we do, Will, I have to say, I fucking loved Is This Thing On? Isn't that good? You are so good. So good in it. And I swear to God, as soon as I finished watching it, the first thing I said, I was like, give the man an Oscar. You were so unreal in it. Thank you.
That's very kind of you. Thank you so much.
And now let's have your review on this look, this new look. Are you in love with it as I am?
Honestly, quite the reveal when I whipped off the piece of paper from the screen just then. You look great.
Thank you. You look tan as well.
Have you been on holiday?
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Chapter 8: What are Margot Robbie's thoughts on her upcoming film Wuthering Heights?
Now, was this before or after the skating training for I, Tonya?
Well before. It would have been very helpful if this came after that, but no, it was well before. So I hadn't really skated before. I had like here and there, like, you know, I don't know, just a few times maybe in my life, but not really. And I kind of, I think I just thought, oh, I'll just run. And there's so much padding that honestly it was fine.
But I played in a co-ed team and there was only one other girl on the team. But you know, when you're in all your gear, you can't really tell, That you're a girl? You know, like, I just looked like a very small guy.
I had a problem with that one Saturday night.
Go ahead.
Hey, man, you need a ride?
Yeah, so I just looked like a small dude on the team. So I'd get picked on. They would check me so hard.
But yeah, it was a good time. That's pretty ballsy.
And then I'd take off the helmet at the end of the game. They'd be like, oh, shit, sorry, I didn't know you were a girl.
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