When it comes to “Barbie,” which managed an astounding eight Academy Award nominations this year, Margot Robbie isn’t allowing the Oscars’ rejection of her for best actress crush her spirit. Robbie, who produced the popular comedy, is a 2024 best picture nominee. She was questioned about the best actress Oscar snub and the accompanying outcry when she recently attended a SAG-AFTRA talk with her “Barbie” co-stars.
Robbie Responds to Oscar Nomination Setback with Gratitude and Advocacy for Greta Gerwig’s Recognition
Robbie responded to the setback by saying, “There’s no way to feel sad when you know you’re this blessed,” but that what was perhaps more heartbreaking was Greta Gerwig’s exclusion from the contest for best director. She declared, “Obviously, I think Greta should be nominated as a director.” She only did it once in her career and once in her lifetime. That’s actually what she pulled off. But all of the movies have had an amazing year.
In any case, Robbie expressed her “beyond ecstatic” reaction to the movie’s eight Oscar nominations, which include two for original song, best picture, adapted screenplay, costume design, America Ferrera’s supporting actor and actress, and supporting actor for Ryan Gosling. 
“It’s amazing that everyone is receiving nods; the best picture nod is among them.” “We set out to do something that would shift culture, affect culture, just make some sort of impact,” Robbie stated, then went on to say. And it has already accomplished far more than we ever could have imagined. And that really is the greatest benefit that might arise from all of this. Actress Reflects on Unprecedented Cultural Impact of Movie Experience: “Truly Incredible”
“The greatest reward of the whole experience has been seeing people’s reactions to the movie,” she said. “Whether it’s reading what people are posting on the internet or simply seeing how much pink is now present in this room…I have never participated in anything similar. not in this manner. This seemed very different from the comic book work I’ve done, which gets a lot of response. It feels extremely different even now. Furthermore, I can’t recall a single instance in which a film had this cultural impact. And to be in the center of the storm is truly incredible. 
Outrage Erupts Over Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig’s Oscar Snubs as Co-Stars Express Disappointment
After the nominees for this year’s Academy Awards were revealed, outrage around Robbie and Gerwig’s combined Oscar snubs erupted. Gosling and Ferrera, their nominated co-stars, responded to the omissions separately. Ferrera told usartical, “What Margot accomplished as an actress is absolutely unbelievable.” As an actress, Margot’s easygoing style is one of her best qualities. And while it’s possible that some people were duped into believing that the job was simple, Margot is a wizard when it comes to acting on TV.I consider her to be a master.
“There is no Barbie without Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie, the two people most responsible for this history-making, internationally-celebrated picture,” Gosling continued. “There is no Ken without Barbie. Without their talent, perseverance, and genius, none of the actors in the movie could have received any fame. It would be an understatement to say that I’m sad that they are not nominated in their respective categories.
At the upcoming SAG Awards, Robbie is nominated for best actress. The cast is also competing for the top honor of the night, best ensemble in a motion film.
FAQ
Q1: How did Margot Robbie respond to her Oscar snub for best actress in “Barbie”?A1: Robbie responded by expressing gratitude for the film’s eight Oscar nominations. While acknowledging her excitement about the movie’s impact, she also commented on Greta Gerwig’s exclusion from the best director category.
Q2: What did Margot Robbie emphasize as the greatest reward from the “Barbie” experience?A2: Robbie highlighted that the greatest reward from the “Barbie” experience has been witnessing people’s reactions to the movie and the significant cultural impact it has made, surpassing initial expectations.