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Margot Robbie became one of the biggest A-Spic Stars in Hollywood. Much of this is due to the success of the Barbie blockbuster, but it has been on the rise for years. One of her greatest moments came in 2019 when she played the late Sharon Tate in "Once, in Hollywood" by Quentin Tarantino. Portraction of Robbie on Tate was even praised by the family of the deceased actress. Tate's family also helped Robbie enter the character in a fairly special way.

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Tarantino teamed up with the author Jayei Gleni, who will write books for three of his films starting with "Making Quentin Tarantino once in Hollywood". That someone hits shelves on November 11 by Insight Editions and The deadline Recently published several excerpts from the book. One of them revealed the unique way of Robbie to enter the character, which resulted in a pretty wild moment. Robbie explained that he chooses a specific perfume to carry it for each character he plays.

"Every character I play, I choose perfume. It just helps me to smell my face. And then I never wear the perfume again. So, I was intrigued to figure out the favored perfume of Sharon. Sharon had a special perfume, but he wanted to wear it? "

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Debra Tate replied with, "Yes, yes, she did. I'll give it to you. Sharon wanted to give it to you." Tate's sister later returned with a slightly glass bottle of perfume. The seal was wax closed since the passage of Sharon, which preserved the smell. "Sharon told me to give it to you," Debra said. This may seem bizarre, given that Sharon Tate was killed by Charles Manson family members in 1969.

There is a fairly fair amount to dissect three. For one thing, the fact that Debra Tate feels forced to give the real perfume to Robbie Sharon Tate, who has been sealed for decades, is pretty remarkable. He couldn't ask what Robbie did with the perfume after filming, it was over, assuming it remained. Then there is the elephant in the room, which is Debra, saying Sharon "Told said" to give Robbie. Did Debra reportedly communicate with her sister from above the grave? Was it more metaphorically? In any case, it adds an extra layer to the whole thing.

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In addition, it is a pretty interesting way for the actor to enter the mind of a given character. What kind For example? Did she use the same perfume every time she played Charlie? What about her role in Barbie? How different were those perfumes? How did she choose? It's an attractive factoid, being sure.

Regardless of the various scents, this was well served to Robbie. She became a wildly successful actress, critical and commercially. Robbie was nominated for Best Oscars for "I, Tonja" in 2018In the end, he lost to Francis McDormand for her work in "Three Billboards outside Ebing, Missouri". Robbie was also nominated for the best actress for her work in the "bomber". In addition to the "Barbie" phenomenon, some other important hits include "Wolf of Wall Street" and "Suicide Squad".

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You can order "Making Quentin Tarantino once in time in Hollywood" by Amazon.