Margot Robbie has never once let the world question her talent as an actress. She has adorned some of the most iconic characters, from Harley Quinn to Barbie, the actress is not one to shy away from roles that put her in the limelight. She may very well be regarded as what many might describe to be perfect.
Mistakes are made by everyone. When someone is learning a new skill, it is only natural to make mistakes along the way. Robbie is not different. So when she first came to learn a new skill, the price was paid by a member of the Suicide Squad crew. Unfortunately for him, it was rather permanent as well.
Margot Robbie Made A Massive Spelling Mistake
It is not uncommon for actors to take souvenirs from sets of movies they are part of. Some take props while others take costumes. Margot Robbie got a tattoo gun from the set of Suicide Squad. The actress got a knack for making tattoos for other people and quickly thought it would be a wonderful idea for the entire cast and crew of the movie to get matching tattoos.
“At first I had to really beg people and then it kind of like became a thing,” the actress added. “I did spell one wrong once, that was extreme. I was writing a word and I spelled it wrong.”
The actress was tattooing the entire cast and writing the word ‘Skwad’ on their arms. Her first volunteer was also the one who regretted getting the tattoo the most. It was because the actress misspelled the entire word. Instead of writing Skwad, she ended up writing Swad. After this incident, many even went to Will Smith to get their tattoos instead of Robbie. However, with a good amount of practice, the actress managed to grasp the technique perfectly.
Margot Robbie’s Mistake Was Very In-Character
In the movie, Harley Quinn happens to have a tattoo shop. The poster for that shop just so has a corrected spelling. Parler has been crossed out and right under it, Parlour has been written. Margot Robbie messing up the tattoo for her crew mate just so happened to fit right into her character as Harley Quinn.
Whether or not he got his tattoo removed or corrected is still a mystery. However, the opportunity to get a tattoo from Margot Robbie also is a once in a lifetime thing, so perhaps he didn’t. Unfortunately, he became a test subject and a prototype for the rest of the cast and crew to depend on.
Source: Vanity Fair
