Margot

debsieann: Somewhere a few hours from our house

margotrobbie: was it any good? @.debsieann

debsieann: Driving a ways to a different beach for a surf this morning, which means an early start. I woke up at 2am and I have to wake the children in about a half hour. Wish me luck.

margotrobbie: where did you go? I need to catch some waves, too! @.debaieann how are the kids?

Flopugh: I do.

margotrobbie: i forgot the game show network existed. Lol @.flopugh

well, im sorry to hear about your divorce! that's never an easy thing to go through. But I'm glad that you've been keeping busy with work. Same here, well, except the divorce and moving. I'm still in LA. NY is pretty great though. I live there for a few years back in the day.

Glad to hear it! I'm great, thanks. I've been super busy as well! So, tell me everything! I want to hear all of it. We've got quite a few years to catch up on. Where in the world are you now?

That’s honestly one of my favorite parts of acting. Sometimes a story just unlocks something in you emotionally that you didn’t even realize was there until you’re right in the middle of it. Those are the roles that tend to stay with you the longest. With Wuthering Heights, the emotions are so intense and raw that you really can’t hold anything back. Everyone in that world loves deeply, hurts deeply, and makes some very messy choices because of it. It’s such a powerful story to step into. And if you haven’t read the book or seen a version before, that can actually be really freeing. When we worked on Wuthering Heights, I tried to approach it with fresh eyes and just focus on the emotional truth of the character rather than any expectations people might already have. Sometimes that makes the experience even more exciting.

Oh, that’s amazing! I totally agree, those are the roles that stick with you, the ones that make you feel things you didn’t even know were there. It’s like discovering hidden parts of yourself in real time. Wow, you’ve really done your homework! I love that you’re hunting down the silent version, that’s such a rare gem to try to track down. Honestly, having someone like you to break it all down with sounds incredible. I feel like you’d have a ton of insight into every little nuance, every emotion, every choice the characters make. I’d definitely take you up on that, there’s so much to unpack in Wuthering Heights and its adaptations, and having a fellow fan to go deep with would be so much fun.

No worries! I'm sure youre busy. How have you been? Well, I hope! It's been such a long time since we seen or even spoken to each other. What's going on in your life?