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Australian actress Margot Robbie was nervous about her sex scenes with Leonardo DiCaprio in The Wolf of Wall Street, but admits she didn't do much to prepare for taking off her clothes on camera. (Jan. 7)

The Wolf of Wall Street star looked gorgeous in her Gucci dress and she made the rounds much of the night with co-star Jonah Hill by her side.

But she kicked things off on the E! red carpet by reminding a surprised Ryan Seacrest they had met once before — in Argentina in the gym.

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When USA TODAY's Andrea Mandell asked Robbie if her super-tight, bejeweled, slitted dress was comfortable, Robbie refreshingly replied, No! Not at all!

We were at rehearsals ... they put everyone's cardboard cut-outs on their seats. His was there and I walked past it and was like 'Oh hey Joaquin' and sat down, put my arm around him, gave him a little kiss.

But to E!, she said she isn't into Hollywood types. No, I don't really wanna date an actor, so this probably isn't the night I'm gonna find someone, she said.

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She told Access Hollywood's Billy Bush on Sunday night the rumors took her very much ... by surprise. I didn't see that coming at all and I was so confused. I was confused on how something like that could come out of nowhere. I figured something would have had to happen for something to escalate like that but really they just happen out of nowhere and I now understand that.

Robbie, who worked at Subway before breaking into show biz, also revealed to Extra that she was a pro at making sandwiches. I was really good at the BLT's, because there's a couple layers that go into it, so people stuff that up a little bit, but I would do it really well.Margot Robbie prepared for her 'The Wolf of Wall Street' role by pretending that you've got acrylic nails on and they've just been painted, so they're still wet.

The Wolf of Wall Street was Margot Robbie’s breakout role in Hollywood. In the film, Robbie played Leonardo Dicaprio’s character, Jordan Belfort’s wife, Naomi Lapaglia. Robbie spoke about how she prepared to play Naomi with Jimmy Kimmel in 2014. 

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Robbie moved to Hollywood from Australia in the 2010s. Before her move, Robbie starred as Donna Freedman in the Australian soap opera

, she detailed how she masked her Australian accent for the film. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Robbie’s acting coach at the time told her to “pretend that you’ve got acrylic nails on and they’ve just been painted, so they’re still wet.”

“I was like, ‘OK, cool, so how do I do the accent?’ And she was like, ‘Just do it!’ ” Robbie explained, adding that she also began talking with her hands waving in the air. “This attitude just came out of nowhere.” 

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’s impact on her life. Throughout the interview, Robbie discussed working with DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese. Robbie then shared how she and Naomi’s fashion and beauty styles overlapped during filming. While Robbie enjoyed the over-the-top looks she wore in the movie, she said it took her a “minimum of two hours” to look like her character each day. The actor also said one part of Naomi’s appearance was the most challenging part of filming. 

“I had to wear really long acrylic nails for the entire six-month shoot. It was a key element to my character. They were integral to her, ” Robbie told the outlet. “It was incredibly inconvenient for my personal life. I don’t know how other women manage. The most mundane tasks were suddenly monumental tasks – unbuttoning buttons, texting, tying shoelaces, getting lids off things. I couldn’t believe how much it affected my life; it was so difficult.” 

In addition to working with an acting coach to understand Naomi more, Robbie also reached out to the woman who inspired her character. Robbie shared during a January 2014 interview with IndieWire that she spoke to Nadine Caridi while filming

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Robbie told the outlet that although meeting Caridi wasn’t necessary for her to play Naomi, she thought it would be interesting to see Caridi’s perspective. 

“I had the choice to meet her or not, and I opted to meet her, and I’m really glad I did. It ended up being really helpful, ” Robbie said. “It wasn’t necessarily integral to meet her to form my character because I wasn’t trying to portray her. And I tried to explain that to her – I was creating a character that was in the same situation that she was in, that lived the life that she was in, but I was by no means trying to be her or portray her at that time.”

Robbie moved to Hollywood from Australia in the 2010s. Before her move, Robbie starred as Donna Freedman in the Australian soap opera

, she detailed how she masked her Australian accent for the film. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Robbie’s acting coach at the time told her to “pretend that you’ve got acrylic nails on and they’ve just been painted, so they’re still wet.”

“I was like, ‘OK, cool, so how do I do the accent?’ And she was like, ‘Just do it!’ ” Robbie explained, adding that she also began talking with her hands waving in the air. “This attitude just came out of nowhere.” 

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’s impact on her life. Throughout the interview, Robbie discussed working with DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese. Robbie then shared how she and Naomi’s fashion and beauty styles overlapped during filming. While Robbie enjoyed the over-the-top looks she wore in the movie, she said it took her a “minimum of two hours” to look like her character each day. The actor also said one part of Naomi’s appearance was the most challenging part of filming. 

“I had to wear really long acrylic nails for the entire six-month shoot. It was a key element to my character. They were integral to her, ” Robbie told the outlet. “It was incredibly inconvenient for my personal life. I don’t know how other women manage. The most mundane tasks were suddenly monumental tasks – unbuttoning buttons, texting, tying shoelaces, getting lids off things. I couldn’t believe how much it affected my life; it was so difficult.” 

In addition to working with an acting coach to understand Naomi more, Robbie also reached out to the woman who inspired her character. Robbie shared during a January 2014 interview with IndieWire that she spoke to Nadine Caridi while filming

Margot Robbie Fought For Full Frontal Nude Scenes In Wolf Of Wall Street

Robbie told the outlet that although meeting Caridi wasn’t necessary for her to play Naomi, she thought it would be interesting to see Caridi’s perspective. 

“I had the choice to meet her or not, and I opted to meet her, and I’m really glad I did. It ended up being really helpful, ” Robbie said. “It wasn’t necessarily integral to meet her to form my character because I wasn’t trying to portray her. And I tried to explain that to her – I was creating a character that was in the same situation that she was in, that lived the life that she was in, but I was by no means trying to be her or portray her at that time.”