Margot Robbie and Will Smith's crime movie, which made over $158 million at the box office, becomes a global Netflix hit nine years later. Two of the biggest stars of their time, Smith rose to fame playing a fictionalized version of himself in the sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and transitioned to blockbuster movies during the 1990s, starring in Bad Boys, Men in Black, Independence Day, and more. He started garnering critical acclaim during the 2000s, earning Oscar nominations for Ali and The Pursuit of Happyness, though he didn't win the award until King Richard in 2022. 4k2j26

Margot Robbie and Will Smith's Focus is filled with twists and turns, backstabbing and secret alliances, and more right up to its final moments, and the film's ending may need some explanation. Focus gained renewed popularity on Netflix, and the star-studded cast of Focus likely had something to do with it. Every character in the film had a part to play in making its mind-bending twists work, but even they couldn't make every surprise in Focus completely clear. There were several major plot points that happened in just the final 30 minutes of the film, and they may need to be explained.

Will Smith and Margot Robbie's 2015 comedy-drama Focus has a lot of star power in its main leads, but it also boasts a surprisingly notable cast of characters. Focus was rather divisive when it came out; it holds a Rotten Tomatoes critics score of 56% and an audience score of 53%. It seemed that no one could agree whether Focus was an entertaining heist film filled with betrayals and twists or if it was an incoherent and overly convoluted movie. Now, however, Focus has gained popularity on Netflix, and it's likely due - at least in part - to the movie's stellar cast.

Margot Robbie and Will Smith’s 2015 crime-comedy Focus has rocketed to the top of Netflix’s most-watched list in the U.S., taking the No. 1 spot this week. Directed and written by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, Focus follows Nicky Spurgeon (Smith), a seasoned con artist who takes the young and ambitious Jess Barrett (Robbie) under his wing, teaching her the ropes of the high-pressure world of scams and heists. Focus marked one of the earliest collaborations between Smith and Robbie, laying the groundwork for their future on-screen team-up in 2016’s Suicide Squad.

Focus, which paired Will Smith and Margot Robbie onscreen together for the first time, is now trending on Netflix, nine years after its initial release in 2015. While the film was a box office success, earning $159 million against a $50 million budget, it is often underlooked and overshadowed by Smith and Robbie's other movies. Particularly for Robbie, Focus was released quite early into her career but got lost within her other films, such as The Wolf of Wall Street and Suicide Squad.

From The Wolf of Wall Street and Birds of Prey to Barbie, Australian actress Margot Robbie has come to dominate Hollywood. Like many stars from her country, Robbie got her start on the soap opera Neighbours. However, unlike some actors who spend years working their way up, Robbie was catapulted to the top of the pile in a staggeringly short amount of time. Landing a role in the much-hyped but quickly canceled ABC series Pan Am quickly became stealing scenes in Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street. Margot Robbie's most recognizable roles now are as two live-action versions of beloved IPs; the DCU's Harley Quinn and Barbie.

Here's a guide to the career of Australian actor and Longmire star Robert Taylor. Before becoming an actor, Taylor had several careers, including working in a mine and an oil rig. He began his acting career in the late '80s, appearing on shows such as The Flying Doctors, the TV movie Brotherhood Of The Rose - penned by First Blood/Rambo creator David Morrell - and classic Australian soap Home And Away. After a role in cult British crime series Yellowthread Street, Taylor fronted the hit Australian miniseries The Feds as Superintendent Dave Griffin. The show followed the Australian Federal Police as they tackled various crimes, with The Feds running from 1993 to 1996.

Margot Robbie is absolutely slaying Hollywood, and she's definitely made a name for herself within the past few years. Most recently, you probably know this brilliant and beautiful gal as Harley Quinn from Suicide Squad, and you can see her in the film Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn. She's also an Academy Award-nominated actress, so it's safe to say she's kind of a big deal.

Outside of American Sniper, January was a fairly quiet month for new releases, with only a few films actually finding success with moviegoers and at the box office. As we enter February, though, there should be no shortage of potentially exciting films to see, but whether or not they will be quality releases is unclear.