CinemaThe best book of all time in the opinion of Margot RobbieActress likes the work in question so much that she could barely put into words her feelings about the storytoday at 09:58

Margot Robbie She is a voracious reader. Even due to the circumstances of her profession: the actress of Barbie and Suicide Squadamong other cinema successes, also deals with direction and production, in a routine that leads her to follow many film scripts.

But, of course, she is also a fan of books. In a 2023 interview with Chanel (via Far Out Magazine), revealed what he considers to be the best of them ever written, for which he has very strong feelings.

Initially, Robbie commented how the profession changed his relationship with reading. The Australian actress says she rarely manages to turn off her professional side when she comes into contact with reading. Still, it’s something she really enjoys doing.

There’s just one problem. Margot confesses:

It takes me about three hours, maybe three hours, to read a script. I’m a pretty slow reader.”

Margot Robbie’s favorite book

When asked what her favorite book was, Margot Robbie He thought a little first, but remembered a title that he considers important: The Five People You Meet in Heavenreleased in 2003 by the author Mitch Albom.

According to the report, Robbie was automatically excited when she remembered the work. He even quoted his first sentence, which works as a small synopsis:

This is a story about a man named Eddie and it starts at the end, with Eddie dying in the Sun. It may seem strange to start a story at the end. But all ends are also beginnings. We just don’t know it when it happens.”

Margot Robbie She stated that she was passionate about the book and had difficulty even putting her love for the story into words. The actress summarized:

Eddie It’s this old man and he has the love of his life, who is no longer there. I don’t know. I’m not good at articulating my feelings about this book. I just have a lot of feelings about him.”

In addition to the book Mitch Albomthe Australian cited The Sun Also Risesfrom Ernest Hemingwayand animalsfrom Emma Jane Unsworthamong your favorites.

The Five People You Meet in Heaven

Second fiction book by Mitch Albom, The Five People You Meet in Heaven tells the story of the protagonist Eddiean amusement park worker who dies trying to save a child on one of the rides. The character was inspired by an uncle of Albom.

Arriving in the sky, Eddie meets people you have known throughout your life. They all help you understand what your time on Earth was like.

The book remained on the US bestseller list for 95 weeks. The New York Times. The story was also adapted into a television film in 2004. The production was aired on the network ABC and brought the actor Jon Voight in the lead role. Despite the good audience, the film was criticized for its overly sentimental atmosphere and the slow pace at which the story is told.

Collaborated: André Luiz Fernandes.