Neighbours (2008)
Prior to heading to the U.S., Robbie made a name for herself in her native Australia for playing bisexual teen Donna Freedman in the long-running hit soap opera. She left the series in 2011.
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Pan Am (2011)
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Patrick Harbron/ABC via Getty Images The ABC period drama, initially billed as Mad Men for the airline industry, marked Robbie's Hollywood debut. Despite hefty promotion and decent reviews, the series lasted only 14 episodes.
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Wolf of Wall Street (2013)
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Mary Cybulski/Paramount Pictures She turned a conventional role as the bombshell wife in Martin Scorsese's Wolf into a standout. Not long after, Robbie became the industry's latest "It" girl and was offered roles and spokesperson gigs.
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Z for Zachariah (2015)
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Courtesy of Roadside Attractions Robbie campaigned aggressively to play Ann Burden, a farm girl in Craig Zobel's sci-fi indie — and a vastly different role than Wolf's Naomi. "I'm actually much more like Ann than I am Naomi," she said then.
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The Legend of Tarzan (2016)
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Jonathan Olley/Warner Bros. Though the summer blockbuster disappointed, Tarzan gave Robbie, the movie's Jane, an opportunity to show off her range in a key role in a big-budget project.
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Suicide Squad (2016)
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Clay Enos/Warner Bros. The superhero ensemble was ripped by critics, but audiences turned out in droves (it grossed nearly $750 million worldwide). Robbie's Harley Quinn was a clear breakout, with spinoffs in the works.