Margot Robbie has shared what substances have been used to duplicate the “ridiculous” quantity of cocaine in Babylon.

Directed by Damien Chazelle (Whiplash, La La Land), the interval comedy drama epic charts the rise and fall of a number of characters throughout Hollywood’s transition from silent movies to “talkies” within the late Twenties.

Whereas it’s a mirrored image of Hollywood’s youth, the movie has attracted consideration by its prolonged scenes of drug-fuelled events and graphic extra. Talking to NME, Robbie, who performs Nellie LaRoy, mentioned she tried to advise Chazelle to tone down the amount of cocaine seen on display.

“I believe the one observe I gave Damien… clearly there’s a number of medication on this film and I play a personality who does tons of medicine,” Robbie mentioned. “However he would have them rack up strains of coke that have been similar to the scale of sizzling canines.

Margot Robbie
Margot Robbie in new movie ‘Babylon’. CREDIT: Paramount

“I used to be like, ‘Damien, she’d be lifeless. That is an OD scenario. Persons are going to look at this film and know that that is ridiculous.’ And he’s like, ‘But it surely’s not studying on digicam,’ and I’m like, ‘It’s insane.’”

She added: “Really a few buddies final night time that was the very first thing they mentioned. They have been like, ‘It’s a bit ridiculous how a lot coke there was.’”

When requested what the white powder used within the movie was, Robbie mentioned: “It was both vitamin B powder or icing sugar, or child laxative. Both method, it does damage after some time.”

The movie’s ensemble forged additionally consists of Brad Pitt, Diego Calva, Jean Good, Jovan Adepo, Li Jun Li, Katherine Waterston, Tobey Maguire and Flea from Purple Sizzling Chili Peppers.

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In a three-star overview, NME wrote: “Robbie and Pitt present sufficient star-wattage to energy most viewers to the end-credits. Babylon does babble on (sorry) previous its pure conclusion, however what occasion ever ended when it was purported to?”

Babylon is out now in UK cinemas.



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