EMMA DID IT AGAIN...AND MAKE HISTORY!

She’s the most requested star of the moment and for sure one of the most talented and versatile Hollywood’s young actresses and producers. 

Margot Robbie, 33 years of pure splendor, is the epitome of talent and beauty. 

She started her career in Australia - where she was born - playing little independent films and soap operas but the real turning point arrives in 2013 when Martin Scorsese choose her to play Naomi Lapaglia, the typical sexbomb in “The Wolf of Wall Street”…something apparently easy to impersonate when you are a pretty blue eyed girl with… but the challenge is massive and everything but easy. 

In movies it takes just a scene to conqueer the world and if you got Leonardo Di Caprio at your feet hoping to have something more than just a little “view” the scene became an iconic moment, a captivating proof that Margot Robbie is not a classic blonde bimbo but a real professional with a personality.

A strong personality that let her became the badass, crazy, ‘Daddy’s little Monster’ Harley Quinn in “Suicide Squad”, role that in 2016 let her win the Critic’s Choice Award as Best actress in an Action Movie.  She’s tough, she’s funny, she receives good critics but she still need something to impose herself as a real good actress. And the big chance arrives in 2017 with

“I, Tonya”, an independent biopic (that Robbie produces too) about the american skater Tonya Harding.  

That’s the Moment! That’s the Role!

The film is a Knockout. Hilarious but at the same time sad and harsh but so entertaining you can’t look away. Margot’s brilliant performance is so accurate and touching that she got nominated for the Golden Globe and for the Academy Award as Best actress.

She doesn’t win the Globe nor the Oscar but the critic is unanimous: A star is born.

From that moment everything slides like golden oil: everybody wants her, everybody needs her.

The legendary couturier Karl Lagerfeld choose her as Ambassador for Chanel. Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire, Elle, W are just some of the many Magazines that want Margot on their Cover because her face, her attitude, and her magnetism grants success. And in 2019 another master named Quentin Tarantino thinks that her face is the perfect one to bring back to life the stunning and unlucky Sharon Tate in "Once upon a time in Hollywood”. 

Another big challenge and another important role that brings all the eyes on Robbie. 

Playing an icon like Sharon Tate is something huge for many reasons - she was an Hollywood rising star brutally killed by the Manson Family in 1969 while she was 8 months pregnant of Roman Polanski’s child - but since the first pictures from the set it’s obvious that Margot is the right choice:  there’s no real physical resemblance but her candor, her light-heartedness, her glamour are the same qualities that distinguished Sharon from all the others and made her unique. 

Following the “Me Too” movement she then accept to star with Nicole Kidman and Charlize Theron in “Bombshell” and produces the provocative and successful thriller “Promising Young Woman”. In 2022 Nellie La Roy is the name of the wild aspiring actress that she plays in “Babylon” by Damien Chazelle and Margot gives another poignant and powerful performance demonstrating once again her ease and her interpretative versatility.

But 2023 reveals itself as the “Pink Year” because the most famous fashion dolll of the world knocks to Margot’s door asking to be played by her and …who dares to say no to Barbie? 

“Barbie” directed by Greta Gerwig is a giant project that Robbie enthusiastically accept to play and to produce. 

As predicted, the film turns into a blockbuster since day one and It is the first live-action film directed by a woman to reach the billion mark worldwide. 

Margot did it again. As an actress and as a producer. 

She’s only 33 and we can’t wait to discover how high she will fly.

Fascinating, sensual, damn good!

Jessica Lange, shrewd and reserved anti-diva - born in 1949 - is one of the most popular names in international cinema.

She began her career as a model but ends up to Hollywood thanks  to Meryl Streep or,  perhaps, thanks to Dino De Laurentis who not considering Meryl Streep "pretty enough” chose her to be the beautiful blonde girl in King Kong (1976).

Destiny got strange plans sometimes but is more than certain that Jessica Lange was born to act. Due to her delicate features and her mischievous and penetrating gaze, Bob Fosse let her play Angelique in All that Jazz; her incredible beauty, so ethereal but at the same time so malicious, brings her to the role that in 1946 belonged to Lana Turner in the steamy remake of “The Postman Always Rings Twice” opposite Jack Nicholson.

The chemistry between them is incandescent and despite the not easy hot scenes Jessica proves to be not just perfect for the part but also disinhibited and professional.

But the film that truly highlights all her potential arrives in 1982 with "Frances", the dramatic true story about the rising star Frances Farmer who was lobotomized after several nervous breakdowns. Her touching and outstanding performance earned her an Oscar nomination for Best Actress which unfortunately she won’t win. But from that moment it was clear to everyone that Jessica Lange wasn’t another blondie sweetheart looking for fame: she was a serious actress and extremely dedicated to her profession. 

Whether she plays a good or bad character, she's perfect: her voice and her way of acting are a charming manual of technique and natural talent and the way she usually moves her hands is hypnotic like a dance.

In 1986 she won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress playing the sweet soap opera actress Julie Nichols in “Tootsie" and her career takes off: Everybody's All-American by Taylor Hackford, Music Box by Cost Gravas, Cape Fear by Martin Scorsese and then in 1994 an amazing role in an independent Film: “Blue Sky” directed by Tony Richardson which gets her the second Oscar, this time, finally, as Best Actress.

In the years to come, many other more or less well-known titles will follow and as many moments away from acting and projectors; moments that she will fill with theatre, with her passion for photography and love for the tranquility of nature. 

In 2011, however, a bold and attractive proposal arrives from the controversial Ryan Murphy: he absolutely wants her in his future series American Horror Story.

Initially skeptical and undecided, she ends up to accept becoming not only one of the basic characters of the series - where over the course of the seasons she will play 4 roles including an evil sexy nun (Sister Jude) and the Supreme Witch (Fiona Goode) - but the real protagonist who will keep viewers attached to the television for almost five years.

She wins two Emmy Awards one after the other and, paradoxically, knows true celebrity after more than 30 years of career becoming one of the most loved actresses by the young audience. After five busy years on set, she decides to come back to theater by bringing Eugene O'Neill's play Long day's Journey into Night back on stage…and she wins a  well deserved Tony Award as Best leading actress in a play.

In 2017, Ryan Murphy knocked again proposing her to become the legendary Joan Crawford in Feud where once again she demonstrates meticulousness and study of the character, honoring the memory of one of the most loved divas in Hollywood. Marlowe directed by Neil Jordan it’s her last role for now…but such actresses hopefully will never stop acting!

When an Actor doesn’t need a surname to be recognised, the actor ain’t an actor anymore: is a Star.

Marilyn Monroe was a Star. Probably the biggest of all, for sure the one that really captured hearts and fantasies of men and women since the first time she end up on the big screen.

She was so sinuous, so graceful and so tenderly maternal in every gesture that falling in love with her was absolutely inevitable.

But her shining surface hided a deep sadness. 

Behind those beautiful smiles there were as many tears covered with layers of makeup; inside that soft body so naturally capable to drive people crazy there was a thin little girl named Norma Jean Baker who terribly suffered for a father that never wanted to meet her and a mother who would have preferred to abort her. 

Cinema was a safe place to Norma Jean, a magic home, the only shelter, and actors seemed so beautiful and happy and loved  on the big screen, that becoming one of them was the only way to get rid of the heavy burden caused by a troubled childhood.

And she became not only an actress, but the most famous woman of the world. An Icon adored and idolized, the image of beauty, of femininity, of sex.

Marilyn radiated light from every pore but secretly held darkness.

A darkness made of loneliness, disappointments, indecent proposals, bitter offences, children never born, valium tablets to calm the nerves, sleeping pills to forget the noise, men who had physically and psychologically abused her, and women who had just pretended to be friends and lovers. 

Marilyn glittered, yes. She has always glittered, because glittering was the only way to be seen and to be loved by people. 

But the price too pay was high, too high.

She was a dispenser of big smiles in public, but she was a victim of her own fame and demons once the front was closed. She was the most wanted woman of the planet , but she was also the loneliest.

She wanted to be a professional, she studied to improve her skills because she wanted to be a good actress - and she was! - but in Hollywood it’s hard to be considered a real actress when you are seen only as a sex symbol or a tasty piece of meat.  

And most of all it’s hard to be respected as a human being.

Marilyn was everything, and much more. 

She was talented, she loved to read, to write poetry and to be always up to any kind of circumstance. 

She spent 36 years looking for something pure, clean... something different from the artificial light of the flashes that had raped and machine-gunned her till the end, even when she had left her Brentwood home for the last time, covered only by a white sheet.

Marilyn was an angel.

Fallen, beaten, smashed and polished, but still an angel.

She was born to be unique, desperate and legendary.

She died alone, misteriously, to be Eternal.