Margot Robbie Reveals Best On-Screen Kiss

When asked to compare her on-screen kisses with Leonardo DiCaprio in “Wolf Of Wall Street” and Will Smith in “Focus,” Robbie humorously stated that her best on-screen kiss was with Dr. Karl Kennedy, played by Alan Fletcher.

She jokingly referred to him as a “s**y man” and proclaimed that he was the winner.

The trio shared a laugh as Angus inquired about the experience of kissing the fictional character.

Robbie went on to explain that on-screen kissing is not the same as real-life kissing, but she believes that both DiCaprio and Smith are excellent kissers.

She refused to choose a better kisser between the two, playfully remarking that they have both had a lot of experience.

The actress also revealed that going on holidays seems to be her method for landing roles.

She recounted how she received her role on “Neighbours” while on a trip to Canada and how she auditioned for “Focus” while away.

Robbie joked that booking a holiday and then getting a job on the other side of the world has become her strategy.

Before her breakthrough on “Neighbours,” Robbie worked at Subway, which she discovered she had in common with co-host Angus.

They shared stories about their experiences at the fast-food chain, including Robbie's love for frozen cookie dough.

The actress admitted that she ate so much of it that she made herself sick.

Angus then asked if she ever rang up a chicken fillet sub as a veggie delite to make it cheaper for a friend, to which Robbie confessed that she had done so.

During the interview, Robbie also discussed her new movie, “Focus,” and how she convinced the filmmakers to include a joke about Australians.

She revealed that she begged for the opportunity to add something in about Australians because of their self-deprecating humor.

The stars were initially hesitant to say the line, fearing it would offend Australian audiences.

Robbie had to convince them that the Australian sense of humor is self-deprecating and finally got them to go along with it.

At the end of the interview, Robbie displayed her sense of humor and down-to-earth nature when she was unable to remember the names of the radio hosts during a quiz about their names.

She apologized profusely for not knowing their names and turned red with embarrassment.

The hosts laughed it off, and the interview concluded on a light-hearted note.

The full interview will air on Austereo's Shazam Top 20 on Thursday, February 26th at 6pm.