Margot Robbie stars in a hilarious sketch with The Inspired Unemployed

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She is in Australia to promote her new film Babylon with co-star Diego Calva.<br>And has pulled out all the stops on her promotional tour, including filming a video with social media sensations The Inspired Unemployed.<br>In the clip posted to the comedy duo’s Instagram on Thursday, Margot, 32, sits at a bar with Diego when the pair wander in, shocked by the sight of the A-lister.<br> Margot Robbie (right) has pulled out all the stops on her promotional tour, including filming a video with comedy duo The Inspired Unemployed and her Babylon co-star Diego Calva (left)<br>The pair debate ways to approach Margot, deciding she is ‘too famous to just go up and talk to’.<br>Thinking outside the box, they break out into a dance number while wearing tank tops, shorts and thongs, much to the amusement of Margot and Diego. <br> RELATED ARTICLES

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The sketch soon racked up thousands of views, with their fans finding it hilarious.<br>’There’s a lot to unpack here,’ one follower commented below the zany clip.<br> In the clip posted to the comedy duo’s Instagram on Thursday, Margot, 32, sits at a bar with Diego when the pair wander in, shocked by the sight of the A-lister <br>’No way. Margot.

What a champ. Nice one fellas,’ wrote another, while a third fan said: ‘How did you guys make this happen? This is pure Aussie gold.’ <br>’Margot, what a superstar. You boys aren’t too bad either,’ commented Paralympic hero Dylan Alcott.<br>The Gold Coast-born actress is on a whirlwind trip to Australia to promote Babylon.<br> The pair debate ways to approach Margot, Онлайн кинотеатр бесплатно без регистрации – tv.kinchik.se deciding she is ‘too famous to just go up and talk to'<br> Thinking outside the box, they break out into a dance number while wearing tank tops, shorts and thongs, much to the amusement of Margot and Diego <br>On Wednesday, she opened up about the similarities between herself and the character she plays in her new movie Babylon.<br>She said both she and her character Nellie LaRoy are highly driven women determined to make it big in showbusiness.<br>’I definitely relate to Nellie’s drive. She’s hell-bent on making it in Hollywood,’ Margot told .<br> Jack and Matt, from the NSW south coast, are the ‘Aussie battlers’ behind the iconic social media account The Inspired Unemployed<br>She added: ‘When you get to Hollywood, there are so many people wanting the same thing.

You just need to want it more than everyone else.'<br>Margot added that, like Nellie, she was determined to get her ‘foot in the door’ and did everything she could to make it happen.<br>Her commitment to her goals saw her go from a steady gig on Australian soap opera Neighbours from 2008 to 2011, to starring opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in her 2013 breakthrough movie The Wolf of Wall Street.<br> The 32-year-old actress said both she and her character Nellie LaRoy are highly driven women determined to make it big in showbusiness.

(Pictured: Margot and Diego Calva in Babylon)<br> ‘I definitely relate to Nellie’s drive.

She’s hell bent on making it in Hollywood,’ she said <br>Margot and Diego Calva are in Australia promoting their movie Babylon, and on Thursday she said she was giving her co-star a unique ‘Australian experience’.<br>The beauty revealed she had shown the Mexican actor, 30, some amazing Sydney landmarks and introduced him to some delicious Aussie treats.<br>’I’m trying to inject as much of the Australian experience for Diego while he’s here,’ she said on the Hit Network’s . <br> The two-time Oscar nominee also said she had introduced Diego to her friends and family, but unfortunately there was one Australian highlight he would miss out on<br>’He just tried his first Burger Ring,’ she added.<br>The two-time Oscar nominee also said she had introduced Diego to her friends and family, but unfortunately there was one Australian highlight he would miss out on.<br>’He’s a very in-demand actor so while he was able to stay in Sydney, there’s no time to come to the Gold Coast,’ she said<br>Jack and Matt, from the NSW south coast, are the ‘Aussie battlers’ behind the iconic social media account The Inspired Unemployed.<br>After launching their page in 2019, they rose to fame during Covid by sharing hilarious skits that are now seen by their 1.3 million Instagram followers every day.<br> After launching their page in 2019, they rose to fame during Covid by sharing hilarious skits that are now seen by their 1.3 million Instagram followers every day <br>

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