Every Margot Robbie Movie Ranked From Worst To Best
6. About Time (2013)
With writing credits on the likes of Notting Hill, the Bridget Jones film series, and Love Actually to his name, Richard Curtis is one of the biggest names in the romantic comedy genre. It's not surprising in the least, then, that 2013's About Time was another huge success and feather in the man's cap.
The premise is a little more out-there than Curtis' previous work, as Domhnall Gleeson's Tim Lake finds out that all of the men in his family have the ability to time travel, and thus he uses this newly learned skill to try to improve his life.
As expected, it is utterly charming and certainly doesn't lack in the comedy aspect, while Gleeson is a perfect fit, as is rom-com legend Rachel McAdams. Being one of her earliest acting credits, and coming before she became a household name, Margot Robbie's involvement is minimal but crucial.
She plays Tim's first love interest, for whom he initially goes back in time for before realising the consequences and butterfly effect of his actions. Realistically, her role was to be fallen in love with, which she's basically been doing effortlessly for over a decade now.