In the Hollywood spotlight, clashes between artists and powerful figures in the film industry are not uncommon.
Recently, Margot Robbierecognized for her talent and striking presence on screen, revealed that she had a disagreement with a renowned producer during the production of ‘Oppenheimer’.
During a conversation with Cillian Murphy, the actress shared that she confronted producer Charles Roven after he tried to change the release date of the film ‘Barbie’. Robbie said she resisted the producer’s pressure, refusing to change the film’s release date.
Margot Robbie Reveals ‘Oppenheimer’ Producer Asked to Change ‘Barbie’ Release Date
‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer’ premiered on close dates – Image: CinePop/Reproduction
During a relaxed conversation with Cillian Murphy, Margot Robbie spoke about a curious episode behind the scenes in Hollywood.
She told how she confronted ‘Oppenheimer’ producer Charles Roven when he tried to change the film’s release date Barbie.
With good humor, Robbie explained how he resisted Roven’s pressure, sticking to the film’s release date.
Their fearless attitude shows a more determined and empowered side of artists in the entertainment industry, without losing professionalism.
“One of their producers, Charles Roven, called me because we were working on other projects. And he said, ‘I think you should change your date,’ but I said, ‘We’re not changing our date. If you’re scared of competing with us, then you should change it.’ Then he said, ‘We’re not changing our date. I just think it would be better if you changed it,’ and I said, ‘We’re not changing it!’” the actress concluded.
Margot Robbie highlighted to Cillian Murphy her previous relationship with Charles Roven, producer of notable films such as ‘The Dark Knight’ and ‘The Suicide Squad’, films in which she participated.
Such a prior connection seemed to influence his view on the clash between the releases of ‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer‘.
With a touch of insight, Robbie expressed that he saw both films as strong competitors on the calendar, but chose not to postpone the release of ‘Barbie’.
