Film Quiz: Can You Name The Margot Robbie Movie By Just One Image?

Can you tell "The Wolf of Wall Street" from "Barbie"? Let's find out!

Margot Robbie Dicaprio Wolf of Wall Street
Paramount Pictures

Actor Margot Robbie has been everywhere as her new box office hit "Barbie" hit cinema screens.

Robbie who plays the world's most iconic doll, goes into the real world with her beloved Ken by her side. "Barbie", which Robbie was a producer, has already earned $500 million dollars since its release on 21st July.

But before Robbie became Barbie, we all fell in love with her for her other onscreen roles. The Australian born actor has done it all from dark superhero movies in her role as Harley Quinn in "Suicide Squad" and "Birds of Prey" to the period movie "Goodbye Christopher Robin".

We've seen Robbie embody Sharon Tate in Quentin Tarentino's "Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood", become ice skating legend Tonya Harding and find herself framed for murder in "Amsterdam".

With so many huge roles, the question is can you remember all the movies of Margot Robbie? This quiz features 12 images from movies she has appeared in, all you need to do is work out which one it is.

Can you tell "The Wolf of Wall Street" from "Focus"? Let's find out!

Don't forget, all the answers can be found at the end of the quiz. Good luck!

1. Name The Movie.

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