Margot Robbie explains why her feet were dirty in the scene of Once upon a time in Hollywood Of Quentin Tarantino which sees her as the protagonist, in which the actress, who plays Sharon Tate, goes to the theater to watch herself on the big screen.

If a scene from Tarantino’s Ode to Hollywood, set in 1969, captures the sheer joy of going to the movies, it is precisely the moment when Sharon Tate of Robbie walks into a movie theater to watch himself on screen, and Robbie is seen gleefully watching Tate’s life scenes in one of his (unfortunately) few films. In addition to capturing the sweet and innocent essence of Tarantino’s version of Tate, the scene offers the director a chance to indulge in one of his favorite cinematic fetishes, while his bare feet noticeably soiled with Margot Robbie they are seen leaning back in an armchair in the cinema, while she smiles while watching the film.

Tarantino’s cinematic foot fetish has obviously popped up many times before Once upon a time in Hollywoodbut the scene with Margot Robbie in the dining room it seemed to give a further element by adding dirt. In a new interview with VogueRobbie talked about his contribution to the catalog of famous Tarantino foot shots, and explained why his feet were bare and unwashed.

“My character walks into a movie theater to see herself on the big screen and takes off her boots, puts her feet up and settles down to watch the movie. But my feet were dirty from walking barefoot on set. They stayed dirty in the movie because Quentin said, “No. Don’t clean them.” A set assistant ran over to clean them for me and he said, ‘No, that’s right, keep it.’”

The story of Once upon a time in Hollywood takes place in Los Angeles in 1969, at the height of what is called “hippy” Hollywood. The two protagonists are Rick Dalton (Leonardo Dicaprio), former star of a television western series, and longtime stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt). Both are struggling to make it in a Hollywood they no longer recognize. But Rick has a very famous neighbor… Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie).

In the cast of the film Leonardo Dicaprio, Brad Pitt And Margot Robbie alongside Damian Lewis, Dakota Fanning, Nicholas Hammond, Emile Hirsch, Clifton Collins Jr., Keith Jefferson, Timothy Olyphant, Tim Roth, Kurt Russell and Michael Madsen. Rumer Willis, Dreama Walker, Costa Ronin, Margaret Qualley, Madisen Beaty and Victoria Pedretti. The film will also mark the last film appearance of Luke Perrywho died on March 4th.

“I worked on the script for five years, and lived in Los Angeles County most of my life, even in 1969, and I was seven years old at the time.“, he has declared Quentin Tarantino. “I’m so happy to be able to tell the story of a city and a Hollywood that no longer exists, and I couldn’t be more excited about my two lead actors.“