 so Margot took matters into her own hands. Margot Robbie wanted everyone in the pink spirit on set for Barbie (Picture: BBC) The lead actress was joined by co-star America Ferrera on The One Show (Picture: BBC) Appearing on The One Show with America Ferrera – who plays Gloria, a human – the Suicide Squad actress explained all. 'Is it true that there was one day a week where everyone had to wear pink? Did you have to enforce that? Who didn't do it?', host Roman Kemp asked. Margot replied: 'Erm, you know, some people were reluctant at first. 'So, 'On Wednesdays we wear pink' was the game. And if you didn't wear pink there was an optional fine that would be donated to charity. 'And I'd say the grips were the most resistant.' In movie speak, 'grips' are camera support equipment technicians – basically, the behind-the-scenes heroes. Margot was pleased to see the crew had got the memo (Picture: BBC) The BBC's camera then panned over to the crew members in the studio who certainly all got the memo and donned their best pink clothing and accessories in honour of Margot and America's visit){kind=link}
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Margot Robbie had some mischievous ways of getting her Barbie co-stars in the pink spirit.
The 33-year-old actress stars as the lead in Greta Gerwig’s upcoming live-action movie, with Ryan Gosling taking on the role of Ken and joining Barbie for a chaotic adventure in the real world.
Naturally, the colour pink is a huge part of the entire project, from the sets and costumes to the cast members’ outfits during the press run – they’ve literally lit famous London landmarks up in pink to celebrate the film’s release.