Margot Robbie on missing Australia & making films for women | triple j Interview

I love Triple J by the way. When people are like, what do you miss most about Australia? I'm like, the thunderstorms and Triple J. Yeah, it's good. Do you keep up to date with the Lyca versions at all? I mean, I can't really get it overseas. Can you guys make an app or something so I can listen to it overseas? We definitely do have an app. You do? Downloading it straight after this. And the Hottest 100? I know! Did you vote? I didn't vote, but I heard that it's got the most votes this year than ever. Yeah, if we had to put you on the spot. More women than guys voting. Yeah, exactly. I think it's 51%. 51% women. Kind of like movie ticket sales. More women buy movie tickets than men. Which is why we need to make more female-driven content. Are we having a start-off right now? Yeah, did you know? Were you going to Gold Coast Big Day Outs back in the day? I actually, weirdly enough, went to Melbourne Big Day Out. I never went to Gold Coast Big Day Out, but I went to Summerfield Days and Splendour. Blues Fest was the first festival I ever went to in Byron. Yeah, nice. Watching R.E.M. close it. It was the best experience ever. Aussie festivals are great. Do you have any fond memories of any big sets from Splendour? Splendour 07 was probably the best festival I ever went to in my life. I feel like the festival is in its prime. We were all 17, having a hell time. It was great. We went to Nando's beforehand, sat next to Dizzee Rascal, who we were going to go see play later. Bonkers. Alright, well thank you so much. Bonkers. It was bonkers. Thank you.