In a 2014 interview with The Telegraph, Margot Robbie, who was only 23 at the time, spoke out against gratuitous nudity in films, saying, «I find it shameful when nudity is included just for the sake of it. If it’s only there so that a woman can take her top off, it’s disgusting. And you can always tell when it’s unnecessary.»

Robbie also criticized films that feature characters who would realistically be naked, but who are conveniently covered up on screen. «It’s just as irritating to me when a scene is choreographed so that a person is being covered up,» she explained.

In reference to her character Naomi in The Wolf of Wall Street, whose body is her primary asset, Robbie insisted that nudity was crucial to the role’s authenticity. Despite Martin Scorsese’s suggestion that she wear a robe in a scene where Naomi seduces Jordan, Robbie asserted, «She wouldn’t [wear a robe]. She has to be naked. She’s laying her cards on the table.»

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