Margot Robbie Reveals the Steamy Romantic Gesture That Melts Her Heart

Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi are making headlines again, this time for sharing some surprisingly playful insights into what makes them swoon off-screen. During a recent chat with Screenrant, the stars opened up about the small gestures that instantly grab their attention, giving fans a peek into their chemistry beyond the camera.

Robbie revealed a very specific move that she finds irresistible. “I think I said this to you once, so isn’t that kind of like swoon worthy and I don’t know why it’s like when a guy is like when the guy is like reverse, like reversing and he does like this on a steering wheel,” she said, even mimicking the circular hand motions of someone backing up a car.

She laughed while trying to explain why such a mundane act feels magnetic. “I don’t know why, that’s so hot,” she added, while Elordi nodded along in agreement.

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Curious if there was a female version of this attraction, Robbie asked him if he had a similar thing for men. Elordi didn’t hesitate. “It’s when they reverse their truck, I love it,” he said with a grin, clearly on the same wavelength as his co-star.

The two actors are currently promoting their latest project, Emerald Fennell’s bold adaptation of Wuthering Heights, where they play the iconic pair Catherine and Heathcliff. The film is set to hit theaters on February 13, right before Valentine’s Day, and promises a modern, steamy take on the classic Emily Brontë story.

Robbie has had a busy few years, following up the global success of Barbie with several high-profile producing roles through her company, LuckyChap. In addition to Wuthering Heights, she is rumored to be working on an Ocean’s Eleven prequel and a live-action Monopoly movie. She continues to balance her status as a leading lady with her work behind the scenes, becoming one of Hollywood’s most influential producers.

Elordi is also riding a hot streak. After his acclaimed roles in Priscilla and Saltburn, he took on the monster in Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein and will return for the long-awaited third season of Euphoria. He has been increasingly drawn to prestige cinema, and his chemistry with Robbie has already become a highlight for audiences ahead of the film’s release.

The cast also includes Hong Chau as Nelly Dean and Shazad Latif as Edgar Linton. Director Emerald Fennell, who worked with Elordi on Saltburn, has called the adaptation “primal and passionate,” and early reactions have praised the sizzling connection between the leads.

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