That level of achievement would be impressive for a woman twice her age, let alone one who could easily have ended up typecast as a typical blonde bombshell in an industry that rarely lets women fulfill their potential. But that’s the thing — Margot Robbie doesn’t ask. She just does. That’s part of what makes her so compelling to watch as a performer, and what also got her her big feature film break. Up against Blake Lively, Rosie Huntington-Whitely and Amber Heard, among others for the part of Naomi Lapaglia in The Wolf of Wall Street, her fate was sealed when, during her audition, she impulsively slapped Leonardo DiCaprio in the face during a confrontation with protagonist Jordan Belfort. A star was born.