Margot Robbie has admitted she was once thrown out of the infamous London nightclub Infernos, despite being told it was 'impossible to get kicked out'. The Australian actress, 35, now starring in the upcoming film Wuthering Heights, shared the story on the Table Manners podcast.
Robbie recalled how her housemates had described Infernos as a place where 'you can do anything' and not get ejected. However, within 15 minutes of her first visit, she and her friends were being dragged out by security. 'I was screaming, “But this is Infernos, you can’t get kicked out of Infernos”,' she said. The bouncer replied that while they allow most things, certain behaviour warrants removal.
The actress confessed to being banned from 'most of the clubs in Clapham' for a period. She and her friends, whom she met while working in Belgium, later moved into a house down the road from Infernos, signing the lease specifically because of its proximity to the venue.
Infernos guest services manager Lisa Love told Metro that Robbie is 'Infernos royalty' and welcome back anytime, noting she holds the club's sole gold card and has a blue plaque on the dancefloor. Robbie previously described her Clapham years as 'the best days of my life', favouring a 'student life' despite her fame from The Wolf of Wall Street.
