She’s received rave reviews for her role as infamous ice skater Tonya Harding.
And now Margot Robbie has undergone another dramatic physical transformation, on the set of historical film Mary Queen of Scots.
A still sees the 27-year-old actress sporting a porcelain complexion, tight red ringlets and attire reminiscent of the Elizabethan period.
What can’t she do? Margot Robbie, 27, transformed into Queen Mary Elizabeth I on the set of historical epic Mary Queen of Scots, after receiving rave reviews as a figure skater in I, Tonya
Taken on the London set, Margot ditches her trademark blonde locks in favour of tight red ringlets, framing a porcelain complexion.
Portraying the role of Queen Mary Elizabeth I, the former Neighbours star dons a grey bustier and voluminous skirt, reminiscent of the Elizabethan period.
An exaggerated collar, also known as a ruff, adds a form of embellishment alongside a layering of jewels.
Transformation: Margot’s transformation as Queen Mary Elizabeth I, follows on from her portrayal of infamous ice skater Tonya Harding, in the film I, Tonya
Margot takes on the lead role in the film, which also stars Irish and American actress Saoirse Ronan, 23.
Saoirse features as Mary, Queen of Scots, or otherwise known as Mary Stuart.
The film centres around Mary Stuart’s attempt at overthrowing her cousin Elizabeth I, Queen of England, in 1568, after she famously acceded the Scottish throne at just six days old.
Husband and wife act: The starlet is tipped for awards glory after major industry publications praised her performance in the film I, Tonya, produced by Margot and her husband Tom Ackerley
Margot’s transformation as Queen Mary Elizabeth I, follows on from her portrayal of infamous ice skater Tonya Harding.
The starlet is tipped for awards glory after major industry publications praised her performance in the film I, Tonya, produced by Margot and her husband Tom Ackerley.
The film has managed to score an 90 per cent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with Margot lauded for her funny and sympathetic portrait of Tonya.
Reviews: The film has managed to score an 90 per cent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with Margot lauded for her funny and sympathetic portrait of Tonya
Top film critic Peter Travers wrote in Rolling Stone that Margot was ‘never better’ and portrayed the skater to perfection.
‘Robbie turns her features hard – and her attitude harder – to play the queen of the triple axel,’ he wrote.
‘She never begs for sympathy, though we give it willingly thanks to the pow of the star’s take on Harding as a woman who refuses to be a punchline.’
Critical acclaim: Top film critic Peter Travers wrote in Rolling Stone that Margot was ‘never better’ and portrayed the skater to perfection