Margot Robbie has been offered £250,000 (AUD492,000) to sell pictures of her feet.
The 33-year-old Barbie actress has been offered the eye-watering amount of money to share pictures of her feet by Fun With Feet, a platform where people can buy and sell their feet pictures.
In a letter to the Dalby, Queensland-born star, a representative for the platform wrote: “Dear Margot, my name is Liz and I sell thousands of foot pictures on Fun With Feet.”
“I would love to collaborate with you on some Barbie inspired content that will make millions for both of us. Additionally, Fun with Feet is offering to pay you £250,000 as a starting bonus. If I’m right, we can capitalize about our likeness – and the world’s obsession with all things Barbie – to no end, all thanks to our feet!
Liz also extended the offer to Ryan Gosling, who stars alongside Margot in the Barbie movie.
Margot Robbie has been offered £250,000 (AUD492,000) to sell pictures of her feet. Pictured last month
The 33-year-old Barbie actress was offered the eye-watering amount of money to share photos of her feet by Fun With Feet
The offer comes after it was revealed that Robbie is set to earn $50m (A$77m) in salary and bonuses from the hit film – after the film passed $1bn by worldwide box office receipts.
Robbie, 33, whose role in the film was acclaimed, will take home the huge payday in salary and box office bonuses, having also produced the film through his production company, LuckyChap Entertainment, reports Varietyciting three people familiar with his deal.
LuckyChap – which Robbie founded in 2014 with husband Tom Ackerley and friends Josey McNamara and Sophia Kerr – has also produced Promising Young Woman, Birds of Prey and the Maid series.
Director Greta Gerwig is also likely to receive bonuses due to the incredible success of Barbie, which reached $1.18 billion worldwide.
Barbie and Gerwig made history last weekend, surpassing $1 billion in worldwide box office earnings, becoming the first film directed solely by a woman to do so.
Robbie seen here in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
It comes after the Barbie star is set to earn $50million in salary and bonuses from the hit film – after the movie topped $1billion in global box office receipts
Director Greta Gerwig is also likely to receive bonuses due to the incredible success of Barbie, which has reached $1.18 billion worldwide (Gerwig and Robbie pictured last month)
The film, based on Mattel’s beloved character and co-written by Gerwig with husband Noah Baumbach, has added another $127 million internationally, bringing its worldwide total to $1.03 billion.
It had already passed second place on the list after a record first few weeks in theaters, 2017’s Wonder Woman directed by Patty Jenkins, which grossed $821.8 million worldwide.
A total of 53 films in the medium’s history have reached the billion-dollar category, with studio representatives coining the phrase “Barbillion” for the latest addition to the list.
While the Frozen and Captain Marvel films were co-directed by a woman with a man, Barbie becomes the highest-grossing film directed solely by a woman.
It crossed $400 million domestic and $500 million international faster than any other film from the studio, including the Harry Potter films.
“As distribution heads, we’re not often speechless at a film’s performance, but Barbillon has blown even our most optimistic predictions,” said Jeff Goldstein and Andrew Cripps, who oversee national distribution and international studio, in a joint statement.
“Barbie” is now the biggest to be directed by a single woman, edging out “Wonder Woman” at the worldwide total of $821.8 million. Three films co-directed by women are still ahead of ‘Barbie,’ including ‘Frozen’ ($1.3 billion) and ‘Frozen 2’ ($1.45 billion) both co-directed by Jennifer Lee and “Captain Marvel” ($1.1 billion), co-directed by Anna Boden.
But “Barbie” surpassed “Captain Marvel” domestically with $459.4 million (from $426.8 million), claiming the North American record for live-action films directed by women.
LuckyChap was founded by Robbie in 2014 with husband Tom Ackerley (pictured June 2023) and friends Josey McNamara and Sophia Kerr
Barbie and Gerwig made history last weekend, surpassing $1 billion in worldwide box office earnings, becoming the first film directed solely by a woman to do so.
