A lip reader has shared the gracious words spoken by Margot Robbie as she arrived at the Hollywood premiere of Wuthering Heights. The actress, known for her role in Barbie, was seen stepping out of her vehicle and interacting with staff before walking the red carpet.
Deaf lip reader Jackie G observed Robbie's exchange and revealed what the 35-year-old said. As she prepared to step onto the carpet, Robbie reportedly asked: 'Um, if you could just lift the front of the dress? I um, I can't move that.' When the request was fulfilled, she added: 'That's perfect, thank you. Thank you. Thank you for helping me make it, oh my God.' She then proceeded to greet fans and photographers enthusiastically.
The incident prompted praise from viewers on social media. One commenter noted: 'She always seems to be so kind to all of the people around her.' Another wrote: 'She seems so sweet,' while a third added: 'I feel like a proud mum because she has beautiful manners.' The positive reaction underscored Robbie's reputation for being courteous off-screen.
The film, directed by Emerald Fennell and co-starring Jacob Elordi, has received mixed reviews. On Rotten Tomatoes, it holds a score of 59%, with critics describing it as 'not the stuff of high literature, but it is a visually vibrant pleasure.' Audience reactions have been divided, with some praising the chemistry and cinematography, while others criticised the adaptation for ignoring key elements of the classic novel.
