Margot Robbie to Star in All-Female Pirates of the Caribbean Spin Off

Margot Robbie has taken the Hollywood scene by storm.

The twenty-nine-year-old Australian actress has become a familiar face in the industry, starring in a number of critically acclaimed movies.

But her most recent roles have really cemented her in the industry.

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And it seems as though here's no stopping her at the moment.

Robbie has been acting since her teens.

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The star made a name for herself over in Australia for playing Donna in the popular TV soap opera Neighbours back in 2008.

Her character stirred up controversy with viewers for her kiss with a female friend...

But she still remained a firm fan favorite, before announcing she was departing from the show in 2010.

But very few people remember Robbie's big-screen debut...

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The actress starred in her first movie - the Australian-made I.C.U. - when she was just seventeen. The slasher movie chronicles the story of 3 teenagers who, after filming and spying on their neighbors, are targeted by a serial killer.

Sadly, it barely made a splash.

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The thriller received a measly 2.2 rating on IMDb. While it may have marked the start of Robbie's big-screen career, it certainly wasn't her breakthrough role.

Her role in About Time 4 years later gained her some recognition...

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Straight from the mind of Richard Curtis, who was known for creating the festive classic, Love, Actually, the time-travel rom-com starring Domhnall Gleeson and Rachel McAdams won over fans and critics.

But Robbie's appearance in The Wolf of Wall Street was the turning point of her career.

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The actress starred as Naomi, the bombshell wife of corrupt Wall Street businessman, Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio) in the Martin Scorsese financial epic.

The movie earnt her a household name status...

And she completely turned heads with her stunning and gripping performance.

It has been a winning streak ever since...

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The star has received attention for her stand out roles in several other films since her career takeoff with The Wolf Of Wall Street. 

Take I,Tonya, for example.

The hit movie is loosely based on the real-life story of American competitive figure skater, Tonya Harding. Forced to skate by her abusive mother, the movie documents Tonya's rise in the ranks of the championships and her sabotaging ex-husband - and we must say, Robbie absolutely nailed the role.

And who can forget Suicide Squad?

Harley Quinn has become something of a Halloween costume icon.

Of course, more recently, there's Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood.

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Robbie portrayed Sharon Tate in the Tarantino spectacle and predictably, she wowed audiences all around the world.

All in all...

Robbie is an actress who literally can't be faulted.

The actress is admired for her humble attitude...

And she is well known for generally just being a kind and lovely person.

So it's no wonder she's getting offer after offer...

Directors are trying their best to persuade the talented actor to star in their films, but her newest role might just be an offer she will not be turning down.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Robbie will be starring in an all-new Pirates of the Caribbean.

That's right, the outlet reported that the spin-off will entail of an entirely female cast, and will be written by Birds of Prey writer, Christina Hodson.

They also reported this:

The movie will feature "a wholly original story with new characters", so we're expecting something pretty special. Well, if Margot Robbie's going to be in it, then, of course, it will be something to watch out for.

The rest of the details have not been made public yet.

We don't currently know a great deal is known about the movie at this stage, in terms of the rest of the cast, storyline, or when it will be released but further details should be coming out soon.

So keep your eyes peeled...

This movie is going to be revolutionary. Keep scrolling to see why Margot Robbie is the perfect casting role for any film...