'Mary Queen Of Scots': Margot Robbie Dishes On Her Movie Make-Under & Saoirse Ronan Recounts Getting

[@alicetorppa]

I've heard that these two are actually good friends, so it's interesting to see the comments saying that they have a lack of chemistry in this interview. I do think that they're just tired from the press, though.

[@johnwesson2759]

They're not friends. People just want them to be which is strange and none of their business.

[@mdgsk824]

Yeah I can imagine how most define great chemistry between women, silly giggling and constantly touching each other. Maybe both of them aren't like that, especially Saoirse

[@CindymeCindy]

@@johnwesson2759 And how do you know whether these two are friends or not? Are you privy to their private conversations? Do you hide in their bedrooms? It's so funny when people believe what they've read as facts.

[@CindymeCindy]

...also, Saoirse had candy in her mouth during some of it and was trying to not show that she was chewing it. That's part of the reason she wasn't open-mouth laughing and conversing with Margot a lot....

[@johnwesson2759]

@Demo Gorgon You're a monster

[@cisilver5982]

Saoirse Ronan is a great actor, she killed me in the trailer for this movie!

[@ritapita1126]

Margot, super stunning and articulate and obviously secure - not afraid to do 'ugly'..

[@jonathanknight8702]

Thirty seconds into this and I can tell they have been talking about the film all day long to mediocre interviewers and just want to go home. Press tours can be brutal.

[@badguyriri6277]

Saoirse Ronan is great actress she’s always give best performance Atonement2007 Hanna2011 Lovely bones 2009 Brooklyn2015 Lady bird2017 and Mary Queen of scots2018

[@bizc8776]

BadGuy RiRi some of her less known films are great too. Like “The Host” and “How I live now”

[@LB76255]

Agreed. She will absolutely be an Oscar-winning star one day.

[@wonderz6001]

Yeah, I've seen all these movies using boxxy software app, The Way Back is my fav.

[@zainafroz3412]

You forgot the host!

[@crypticwonder8119]

And let’s hope the her performance in little women is just as such...or even more

[@_enan4818]

Two of the best young actresses of the 21st century in one movie. I can’t wait to see it. I have been a fan of Saoirse for so long.

[@paulinhosilva037]

Two outstanding human beings

[@blindfoldme4841]

Saoirse is such a great actress. I watch anything she is in.

[@elizabethmcleod246]

Margot is talented to.

[@lyricsorin3406]

I just watched this movie like ten minutes ago and it was a masterpiece! Saoirse and Margot’s acting was absolutely phenominal.

[@norsyazaedmiza]

Saoirse so beautiful

[@kikkaa555]

margot: you talk now

[@kathyschmitt3665]

Saoirse!!!! Love her! 💞

[@susantsumatirames]

Saorise's accent😙😙😙

[@danoia4]

2 beautiful ladies 😍😍😍

[@tudormiller8898]

These two women are my favourite actors right now. So to see them in the same movie is just fantastic. I'm a fan of historical movies like Mary Queen of Scots. I can't wait to see it. ❤️👩👩🛡️🏹⚔️

[@reginarice7968]

0:33, Margot: You talk now! No Elizabeth! You cannot command your queen 😂😂😂😂

[@gaveyoucookie9845]

She isn't her queen. I think that Elisebeth is stronger than mary as person. She was 45 years queen and that's a lot. Mary wanted to have all but Eslisebeth knowed it better. At this time a woman was not aloud to be more than a wife and mother. So because eslisebeth stayed unmarried, she didn't lose her crown. By the way Mary has tried to kill Elisebeth behind her back more than once. And she helped her and called her a sister. The true queen is Elisebeth! She had a right of england, but Elisebeth had more. Sorry, but this is shit.

[@toddjohnson271]

@@gaveyoucookie9845 Yeah.....Elizabeth by all accounts controlled the big show. Quite an impressive leader. A bit less tyrannical and smarter to allow an English renaissance.

[@angelinakontopria4058]

i cant wait till i watch saoirse, meryl, emma w. , timothe and greta all going on a pres tour for "little women"

[@christinala8763]

Aggeliki kontoria With that cast and that novel it’s 100% gonna get Oscar buzz

[@poppiejoy]

And Florence Pugh!

[@doraking2823]

Wow, that body language - I wonder who the original cast members were when she signed up...she doesn’t seem very pleased with the “journey it went through” check out the Margot shiver post comment!

[@maudtrenite856]

How is Margot Robbie even real

[@wolfonearth]

"NO! DON'T GO BACK TO AUSTRALIA" hahahaha

[@aaronsmith9453]

Had no clue she really had the Scottish accent loved her in lovely bones

[@spiritspoonful4526]

She's Irish. She learnt the Scottish accent for the film

[@tubagirl3222]

A scotish and an Australian actor in America. It’s so beautiful. ❤️

[@ThisIsIk]

Izzy Baldwin irish

[@CarlosArellano99]

I can NOT wait for the oscars 🤤😎

[@stephanier3300]

I just NEED a Margot Robbie press junket makeup tutorial. Justs tunning both girls, so talented. Very excited to see this film.

[@arielleb7770]

2 of my absolute favorite actresses❤️

[@cyndemaegentapa467]

Wow It’s Amazing to hear their Natural Accents! Both very Beautiful and Loved this Movie!

[@veenunez8924]

I’m a very interested in history especially when it comes to learning about monarchy . From shows like reign and the tudors gives us an insight on how everything worked long ago . The background of Mary Queen of Scots Who was crowned Queen as an infant and Queen Elizabeth daughter of Henry the eighth and Anne Boyle Who was considered illegitimate after her mothers be heading . So excited to see this movie!!!

[@EladLavyUzan]

Could listen to that accent all day long lol

[@LibraJaguarStar]

Great movie I just saw it last night and loved it! The two actresses deserve nominations.

[@taeblends]

AGREED

[@marissasturzaker3483]

It’s weird that their chemistry is so awkward . I’m pretty sure that they are actually good friends in real life

[@TR-rf4wh]

Busy Ladies! I loved the part where Margot said " ...you talk now..." I bet theyd been talking all day!

[@amidthephantomsrose]

Elizabeth and Mary meeting has been portrayed in screen before. In the 1970s film with Vanessa Redgrave and Glenda Jackson. It was called Mary, queen of Scots. In that film they have at least 2 secret meetings.

[@dnetoklimberg]

Great movie! Vanessa Hedgrave is the best Mary Stuart and Glenda Jackson is the best Elizabeth!

[@romanmiles7403]

EXCELLENT MOVIE . . BRILLIANT INSIGHT

[@blackwelladam]

"you talk now" LOL

[@SCharlesLee]

I’m so excited for this movie. Could not pick any better actresses. Excellent choices

[@needakhan746]

John Guy is a legend

[@brodcastization]

Saorsie is beautiful, Margot is gorgeous.

[@EGeminis]

I cant wait to watch this movie yassssssssssss I cant wait

[@kitkats595]

Ícones ❤️ To ansiosa pra assistir

[@amidthephantomsrose]

The movie I'm refering to is also called Mary, queen of Scots. Vanessa Redgrave plays Mary, and Glenda Jackson plays Elizabeth

[@TheWickedWizard09]

I can't decide whose accent is more charming :-)

[@jessyjc551]

can we say lovely for women😁

[@grigorb.5221]

My Margot ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@DN-wq7nx]

I saw the movie yesterday....when I saw Saoirse as Mary, with a red hair, I was like: "wow, they killed it!!! She was the best choice to play the queen of Scots!!!" This role really suited her....if you have seen portraits of Mary, then U will realize the similiarity 😊

[@todddagenais2961]

Two lovely ladies smart cuties

[@austincannella9796]

The movie was great but they should of had mary queen of scots have a French accent since she lived in France until she was 18. She only moved back to Scotland after the death of her first husband. And she also preferred the French way. Which is why she also wrote her name the French way instead of the Scottish way. But it was still a great movie. And both actresses nailed both characters.

[@suzylux]

The American accent cuts in and literally GRATES the air like fuckin onions on a corpse.

[@Douglas.MurrayKyle04]

Margot robbies the best ha ha ❤️

[@teddybear0473]

for those of you saying "if it's not accurate, why do it?" lol if you thought WB's "Reign" was any where NEAR historically accurate you better find some history books and study and think again!

[@salssalsa]

Saoirse can finally stop promoting this film by herself

[@marchingwizard]

Well, she didn't show up for the film premiere at the AFI Fest and only Margot showed up for that though... The supposedly big day for the film...

[@at5286]

sherlocked12 she prob got sick of all the promoting 😜

[@chelseaharrington5072]

I still can’t get over how unfairly Soairse was treated after this film! The fact she got no nominations freaks me out, she was so brilliant!!😫 and yet Margot - not denouncing her talent, she was brilliant too - gets so many nominations for not that much screen time and showcase of her talents compared to Soairse😪😭

[@phineasnigellus7394]

I didnt know that margot got nominated, she only have little screentime, im also amazed by saoirse in this movie... she is brilliant

[@sahermalik3739]

Really good movie, this state of thought still exists with women in power surrounded by men relevant story for all generations actors did a perfect job couldn’t be better

[@jaffaborn7836]

And the funny thing about 5his is that Margot Robbie has Scottish parents yet plays the English queen

[@dpaul470]

google name French accent "Surerose" the struggle is real out here. it's hard to come out my ascent.

[@teddybear0473]

Them meeting was done in1971 Mary Queen of Scots with Glenda Jackson. She met Mary (who was asking for assylum in England from her half Brother who had just stolen her baby and was after her head for killing her husband) at the border of Scotland and England. She also confronted Mary, played by Vanessa Redgrave, and told her to confess and she'd stay in the Tower and not be beheaded. So, even though it didn't actually happen, it has been depicted in the past. www.imdb.com/title/tt0067402/

[@keenanoak3834]

“Reign” had a lot of good knowledge of the story of Mary. This Movie will be good too, but I can’t wait to compare the history (Ik most of the story plot in Reign is about Mary and this movie is about both sides)

[@douglasbryce8308]

Reign isn't very accurate about Mary's life

[@236am7]

Loved it

[@puurrrr]

*Sorry margot. But saoirse is going to get the oscar.*

[@marchingwizard]

They aren't in the same category though and anyhow both their performances aren't considered strong enough to even be nominated

[@LiVeLiKeURdying2]

They won't be nominated in the same category unless you're saying Margot will be nominated in another film... which can very well happen.

[@marchingwizard]

@@LiVeLiKeURdying2 both of them only have this film eligible for this Oscar season. Saoirse is campaigned as lead and Margot is campaigned as supporting. Therefore, there is absolutely no chance they clash even if both get nominated.

[@LiVeLiKeURdying2]

@@marchingwizard In that case, I hope them both the best and that they get nominated. I'll be on holiday when this comes out but I plan to watch MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS wherever I am the weekend it comes out! So excited!!!

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

@@marchingwizard Why would it be impossible for Margot to be in the same category as Saorsie? Cate Blanchett got nominated for Best Actress in Carol, when Rooney Mara was the lead titular character of the film like Saorsie, but instead Rooney got nominated for Best Supporting Actress.

[@puurrrr]

*The middle age look looks waaay better on saoirse than margot in my opinion.*

[@bodgie6256]

?? Margot was obviously meant to look bad, they even talk about it

[@mdgsk824]

I know what you mean but to be fair it's not just a "middle age" look on both. They gave Margot that whole late Queen Elizabeth makeover with white powder make up, red lipstick, that crazy red hair and way too light eyebrows but Saoirse had a more natural look throughout with clean skin and being a red head is natural to her. It's mostly the hair and eyebrows that made her look weird just like Cate Blanchett as Queen Elizabeth. No one looks pretty like that.

[@taeblends]

@@mdgsk824 Well I'd say that the makeover Margot had done WAS true to the way Elizabeth looked though...the hairloss, caked white makeup, red lips, arched eyebrows drawn on her face...and as the movie progressed Elizabeth's looks got worse, just like in reality...

[@gaveyoucookie9845]

No. Morgot Robbie is such a good Elisebeth. I was in the movie and i've liked her more than saoirse

[@Luckythedog225]

Thank you can't wait....

[@strngerinldn]

Margot’s accent is 99% American and 1% Australian now

[@bhqld628]

Not sure which interview you just watched, but (as an Australian) I hear no accent.

[@unicornmagic8610]

Rayen Oulhaci she sounds completely Australian to me and I’m Australian

[@keithsiaotong1495]

yup

[@ykook7000]

clean your ears out she totally still has her accent....😏🙄

[@Nah-ah]

As an Australian myself, I disagree! Her Aussie accent is still there. She may use American slangs/nuances in other interviews but she still has an Aussie accent

[@ruthbasa7635]

It bothers me a lot how she still hasn’t won an Oscar yet JLaw and Emma Stone has...

[@suzylux]

Prediction: Saoirse will last longer and win more awards. YES, for the reasons you're thinking.

[@savannajoguevara3759]

0:34 “you talk now”

[@yikesnotagain1008]

I watch this video every day....what can i say.

[@mvandergrift]

“...not in film before.” I guess neither have heard of Glenda Jackson and Vanessa Redgrave, in a movie of the same title?

[@stephenpowell5912]

I will not be Scolded by my inferior,Saoirse Excelled in this ❤

[@SK-fy8dl]

TIL eventuate is a real word

[@jadeshinymist1639]

Honestly, I see Saoirse as Elizabeth I and Margot at Mary.

[@ninaali6142]

elizabeth and mary never met whats the point of making a historical film if its not historically accurate. its really annoying

[@ane-mariedieng2064]

Not all movies about historical figures or events serve the purpose of giving you the facts. Some are more dramatized or fictionalized to make a specific point. This movie is specifically about how Mary and Elizabeth's lives were connected so the filmmakers imagined what it would be like if they had met.

[@Lovedafie]

Well then, go watch a documentary about it! People forget that this is a drama movie BASED on a historical event. Its not a documentary

[@jiafeiproductss]

It’s a historical “drama”. No one is going to watch a movie about two queens sending each other passive aggressive letters.

[@trice3829]

None of history is fully accurate. We can't believe everything we're told! The historian who wrote the book the film his based on, found letters at an auction house pertaining to a 'meeting between Queens.' The book explores that theory.

[@trice3829]

Friedrich Schiller also explores the theory in his 19th century play ''Maria Stuart''

[@Jennie25611]

History says that Mary Queen of scots was raised at French court. She has a scots accent in this movie. Mary would have been speaking in French. This is a goof. but I am sure the movie will be great.

[@Mayerfan101]

Jennifer Penley that’s not true, she’d have a Scottish accent that influenced her French.

[@Jennie25611]

Try to read more of your history. She wrote many of her letters to Elizabeth in French!! 😂🤣

[@nerrrrrrrrr]

I think she went to France as a young child so probably had the beginnings of a Scottish accent, so maybe ended up with a strange Scottish/ french accent. She probably learned to read and write in France though so it would make sense she wrote letters in french.

[@jennah7724]

5 years in the making wow Saoirse is a long suffering actress

[@malinhessedahl]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@phantomwaltz]

Its like they fought before this lol

[@flynnvs]

Does anyone feel like they have zero chemistry?? Cancer/Aries👀

[@dollyhoneypie]

flynn vs. the world they both seem really mellow... I think they’re both just introverted and/or tired

[@zararafridi1051]

They only had one scene together so obviously they won't know each other that well....

[@riomars]

i literally just googled their signs ‘cause they just don’t vibe and saw this comment haha. yep

[@AttnDefDis_]

Yes, I mean they don't seem to dislike each other which I've seen in other interviews. They just seem like strangers. I get that they only had one scene together, but there's off camera time and now, press. Surely they've spent some time together???

[@flynnvs]

rio m hahaha I always do that

[@phoenixstar1012]

"erm, yew tok naw!!!"

[@angelinakontopria4058]

i feel like saoirse didnt enjoy making this movie ... i dont know , i dont get that vibe of excitement like i did when i watched lady birds interviews!

[@booksaremybag4684]

She probably just feels like it will be forgotten about

[@Luisa-ou4tf]

saoirse is involved in the project for the past 6 years. of course shes excited about it

[@cjsheu]

"eventuate"

[@lizgraham9986]

Cousins not sisters get it right

[@trice3829]

''Sisters'' not meant literally! ''Sisters'' as in power!

[@noahnl8790]

Liz Graham Ahum. You get it right. The actual Mary and Elizabeth always referred to each other as sisters. It was very normal to refer to any of your kinswomen of the same generation as a sister.

[@askywithanalibi4948]

Scotland &England = sisters

[@CK0490]

They're not selling the movie for me.

[@pandemits]

Sorry Margot, but there is also a meeting between the two queans in the 1971 film...

[@Hani-nw4qh]

They are Cousins not sisters

[@karengemmadodgson2918]

I would have preferred a Scottish actress to play her

[@ttp436]

Karen The Scots are Irish but at the end of the day we're all the same

[@clairbradshaw3400]

That knife tip goes in your guts stop killing animals

[@phoenixwillington7329]

They were cousins not sisters

[@taeblends]

I'm sure they mean more of a figurative sister...like if two guys were really good friends they might call one another "brother"...

[@douglasbryce8308]

@@taeblends No they were cousins

[@taeblends]

@@douglasbryce8308 Yeah I know I just meant that someone may call them "sisters" in a more figurative sense

[@ANonyMouse627]

Didn't Queen Elizabeth have Mary Queen of Scots beheaded?

[@yfoog]

Margot's shakespeare top is too intense

[@angelica6560]

I get the impression Margot finds her annoying or something there's not much eye contact lol

[@emg9263]

i really want to see this but i’ve heard it’s really historically inaccurate :/ it’s disappointing

[@aly8950]

Saoirse is slowly losing her strong Irish accent and I'm not sure i like it.

[@ritapita1126]

Surprisingly, Saoirse is not very articulate at all when she's just being herself. I can listen to an Irish accent all day, but I feel she's putting something on here (?) which is rather irritating to the ears... can't quite put my finger on it though.

[@margaretcronin4073]

Wow these two have a real rapport together . . . . . not

[@CrazyGoat24]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@punk5798]

theyre turned off in this one

[@b.3049]

This movie had so much potential, but mehhh the trailer alone is full of anachronisms. Not excited at all.

[@49erScotland]

End The Union🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@annon3485]

Is it me or is Margot losing her Aussie accent ?

[@TomEbbsjamasteroids]

#Cringe

[@KingGeorgeV1914]

This movie is one of the most awful historic movies ive seen, would put it right up there with Braveheart and the patriot. This may be hard to hear for most liberals, but history isn’t a fucking platform for your leftist agenda. You can’t make English nobles in the 1550s Black. I’m sorry you just can’t. That would be like having a film about America in the 1960s and having Martin Luther king jr played by a white guy. And I’m not be racist or insensitive, it’s literally a fact that people of African ethnicity weren’t even 0.01% of the population back then. Leftists destroying history for their bullshit agendas is one of the worst things about western culture today.

[@SzonjaOkah]

So an American Irish and an Australian playing a Scottish and British 😂 why couldn't they just find decent actresses from there 🤔

[@douglasbryce8308]

Scotland is British

[@raquel7413]

Scotland is in Britain so is England and Wales

[@stellen11]

This is just a multicultural fantasy story. Its fucking dire man.