Hollywood actress Margot Robbie has confessed that she constantly fears losing her fame and career someday. She recently revealed that her imposter syndrome does not let her believe that her career will be long-lasting.
Speaking during an interview with Daily Mirror newspaper, Margot said that she has never reached the point of feeling too comfortable with her relevance as an actress.
According to her, because she is very passionate about acting in movies, she regularly freaks out about losing all of the attention she currently gets in the movie industry.
The “Barbie” star stated that she simply cares too much about her profession and is scared to lose recognition after some time.
“Is there a moment where I thought it was all sorted now? No, I think every time I’m like, ‘Oh, God, it’s all going to be taken away, I won’t get to do this again, this is the last time.’
I have this complete crisis of faith every time, ‘What am I doing?’ I freak out every time. I care so much, for sure,” she said.
Margot further noted that she was so scared of losing everything in her Hollywood career that she refused to use her native Australian accent for her role alongside Colin Farrell in “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey.”
The moviestar concluded by saying that she currently looks forward to playing more characters she sees herself in.
“Do you know what? Our director actually said, ‘Do you want to do this in your Aussie accent?’
It’s been so long since I’ve acted in my Aussie accent, I’m scared I don’t know how to do it now.
I haven’t done it since Neighbours and now I feel like I use accents to kind of hide myself in a character. There will be a day, and I think I’m getting close to it. I did contemplate it for a second and then thought, ‘Oh, it’s too much,’
I’m in a mode now, I think, where I want to play characters that I see myself in more as opposed to hide myself in,” she added.
