By Alecia Stanford, Dailymail.Com
21:34 February 17, 2024, updated 21:52 February 17, 2024
Margot Robbie flashed a glimpse of pink as she stepped out of a private club in London on Friday night.
The Barbie star, 33, who is in the British capital ahead of the BAFTA Awards, covered up in a classic black coat, but also wore bright pink open-toed mules and carried a pink satin clutch. Ta.
The actress styled her long blonde hair in loose curls for her date with husband Tom Ackerley, 33, at Lulu’s Private Members Club and Restaurant.
Tom, who was a producer alongside Barbie doll Margot, looked handsome in a black and white pinstripe suit and beige button-down shirt at a reception for Oscar nominees at the Dorchester Hotel. Looked.
During that event, Margot looked stunning in a black dress with white trim and a shiny patent leather coat.
Afterwards, she changed for dinner with her husband and friends.
Barbie was nominated for eight Academy Awards, but Margot was not nominated for Best Actress, with many fans claiming she was “scorned”.
However, if it wins Best Picture, both Margot and Tom will receive statuettes for their contributions as producers.
Margot is nominated for Best Actress at the BAFTAs, with Ryan Gosling and America Ferrera nominated for Best Supporting Actor and Best Actress, while director Greta Gerwig was nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay. This film was omitted from the Best Picture category. .
Barbie’s huge success and $1.45 billion in box office revenue could lead to a lucrative deal with Warner Bros. in the coming years.
Variety reports that the couple and their producing partner Georgie McNamara have signed a multi-year deal with the studio through their production company LuckyChap.
“Margot, Tom and Josie have created a unique hub for storytellers at Lucky Chap, where filmmakers do great work in a collaborative and creatively free environment,” Warner said. said Mike De Luca and Pam Abdi, co-chairmen and CEOs of Brothers Film Group. statement.
“We’re excited to have Margot, Tom and Josie join our extended family and create films of all sizes and genres for movie fans around the world.”
The trio has already been behind a string of hits, dating back to the 2017 dark comedy I, Tonya, in which Margot starred as disgraced former figure skater Tonya Harding.
Margot was nominated for an Oscar for her performance, and Allison Janney, who played her mother, won the Best Supporting Actress award.
They also produced 2020’s Promising Young Woman, for which writer-director Emerald Fennell won an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay.
Emerald’s latest project Saltburn, produced by LuckyChap, has received five BAFTA nominations.
Their coming-of-age film My Old A**, starring Aubrey Plaza, premiered at Sundance and was sold to streamer Amazon.
“We want to make more movies with Barbie effects,” Margot told the magazine.
“Why can’t we have another big, original, bold idea that actually plays out with a great filmmaker, a big budget, and the trust of a huge conglomerate behind them? “I want to do that,” he said of his future plans.