Every Margot Robbie Movie Ranked From Worst To Best

In a movie with a cast list just three names long, there really is nowhere to hide, particularly when one of them is the uber-popular Chris Pine, and another is Chiwetel Ejiofor, one of the most constantly solid performers in the business.

And yet, Margot Robbie never looks out of place for even a beat in Z For Zachariah. In fact, of the three, she is arguably the most compelling, which is truly saying something.

Tensions run at an impossible level from start to finish when you throw the last three people alive into an apocalyptic love triangle, with underlying themes of religious differences and alcoholism. It's an intriguing exploration of human nature that is completely and utterly reliant on the three actors on screen. Each one puts in an outstanding performance, but it's hard to look past Margot Robbie's role as Ann Burden at the centre of everything as the piece's MVP.