Margot

OVER the past four years, I have lived in the ‘danger zone’ of Infernos nightclub in South London yet somehow managed to avoid visiting it.

But this past weekend, in the name of journalism (and perhaps self-sabotage) I finally crossed the threshold after Hollywood royalty, Margot Robbie, confessed her love for the venue.

In fact, the actress – who is currently celebrating the release of her latest film Wuthering Heights – admitted to signing the lease on a house just down the road from Infernos, because it was close to the club.

Infernos has welcomed partygoers since the 1980s, previously named Cinatra’s, before it became the famous Infernos in the 90s.

Since then, it has become somewhat of an institution for London newbies moving to Clapham, with other young celebs even including Lola Tung being spotted inside (as well as the lads from Inbetweeners after it doubled as Malia in the movie).

Despite only opening on Friday and Saturday nights, it has remained one of London’s most popular clubs – so what is it really like inside?

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The Sun’s Travel team have spent their own time there – Deputy Travel Editor Kara Godfrey said: “I lived in South London for more than eight years, so that included a trip to the famous nightclub.

“It’s safe to say I only went a few times. Call it a ‘rite of passage’ if you will, it’s the kind of place where you go in with great intentions, and come out with a drained bank account, wet hair from thrown drinks, missing half your friends and a shoe, before passing out at one of the few kebab shops still open at 3am”.

Assistant Travel Editor Sophie Swietochowski echoed this: “Infernos is like Disneyland for 20-somethings.

“I’m a terrible dancer, but here no one cares. The only rule is make sure you’ve fuelled well at pre-drinks and come with an anything-is-possible attitude.

“You don’t need to be cool to visit. And there are no hard rules. Want to let loose? Go for it. After a dancefloor snog? So is everyone else. Tight for cash? Brian, who you met just five minutes ago will probably buy you a drink – because that’s just the type of friendly and deliriously happy environment this club fosters.”

Now, myself – I hate clubbing. I don’t like the crowds, the cost of it or the conversations that feel more like talking to your deaf grandmother.

And one thing you should probably know about Infernos is that most nights, its queue snakes down Clapham High Street, as it tries to fit in as many as the 1,500 capacity allows.

And that’s before you fork out as much as £20 for entry.

My night started off pretty well – not only did the queue move pretty quickly even at 11pm, but I was left disappointed by the lack of sticky carpets I was so-warned about.

There are two rooms to choose from – the main club and the 70s vibe ‘Discotheque’.

I squeezed past finance bros chugging VKs to the massive dancefloor, where hundreds of mid-twenty-somethings danced to noughties throwbacks like Beautiful Girl by Sean Kingston and Black Eyed Peas’ I Gotta Feeling.

It has all the makings of a cheesy nightclub from the discoball DJ booth to the dancing podiums on either side.

Waiting my turn from the revolving wannabe-dancers of the podiums, I took to one myself.

Any embarrassment I thought I would feel from essentially dancing on a table top in front of the club was quickly gone.

For a few minutes, I scream-sing, becoming feral and questionably moving to the music.

I hopped off on a buzz, before being replaced by another woman wearing an outfit much more appropriate for the dancing occasion.

The debauchery continues over at the two ‘Kissing Corners’.

I watched clubbers linger as if they were auditioning to be on Love Island – just Clapham’s own version.

My courage did fail me here, having never aspired to become a Love Islander, although I may have yelled “I’ve got a text” just to get away from it all.

Not that anyone would have believed me – the lack of mobile phone service in Infernos means you have no hope of contacting any lost members of the group.

If you feel you have swayed too close to the dark side, then tucked away in another corner of the vast club is, bizarrely, a confessional booth.

I lined up to confess to the ‘priest’ although sadly my sin was not sin-worthy enough. If it had been, I’d have been rewarded my own sacramental wine in the form of a shot.

It’s here I spotted a Blue Plaque too – Margot’s very own shrine installed about six months ago.

My plans to leave the club by 1am had already been thwarted by this point, but there were more surprises in store.

If you manage to stay until 1:30am, you’ll be there for the balloon drop too, another nod to teenage nostalgia.

After venturing around every corner of this chaotic club, why Margot loves Infernos became clear.

In a world of nights out curated for Instagram, Infernos is unapologetically itself and invites everyone who visits to be the same.

It’s a fever dream experience where unseriousness is celebrated and you become just another member of the crowd.

Most people say Infernos is grotty, unhinged, sticky-floored and expensive (a double G&T is £12, while cloakrooms are £3.50 per item).

Though they all come to the same conclusion that it is a great night out.

Will I return soon? Let’s not be dramatic.

But if Margot Robbie felt even the slightest bit of liberation that came with being unashamedly yourself, then I finally understand the appeal.

Staggering out at 3am – I think I did Margot proud. Even I didn’t get thrown out like she did…

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WUTHERING Heights star Margot Robbie would soak up views of the Yorkshire Dales from a bath while there for filming, a hotel owner has revealed.

Staff said the 35-year-old Aussie became a real “Yorkshire lass”, wearing wellies and a wax jacket — and pulling pints.

Margot, who plays Cathy Earnshaw in the tragedy, spent three weeks at 17th-century Simonstone Hall Hotel in Hawes, North Yorks, last year.

Other cast members also stayed including Jacob Elordi, 28, who plays brooding Heathcliff.

Barbie actress Margot was given the hotel’s best room, the luxury £300-a-night Langtry Suite.

Staff said she was obsessed with having a daily bath in its free-standing tub by a large window so she could enjoy the view.

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Meanwhile, Australian Jacob requested a “dog-friendly” room for his golden retriever Layla.

Margot is effortlessly beautiful and even looked good in wellies and a wax jacket.

Hotel owner Jake Dinsdale on Margot

Hotel owner Jake Dinsdale told The Sun on Sunday: “Margot was absolutely lovely.

“She was very down-to-earth — a real Yorkshire lass at heart.

“Margot is effortlessly beautiful and even looked good in wellies and a wax jacket.”

He added: “I’ve got an old school Land Rover and she asked me to drive her to the set in it a couple of times.”

Jake said Margot had a go at pulling a pint of Simonstone Ale.

He added: “There were a few wild nights, drinking negronis and martinis, or hanging out in the hot tub or by the fire.

“But on weekends it was always very relaxed.

“Margot had a Sunday roast in the restaurant and enjoyed our afternoon tea.”

Filming took place in the Yorkshire Dales National Park 30 miles from Haworth, West Yorks, where Wuthering Heights author Emily Bronte grew up.

Margot returned in the summer for a break with producer husband Tom Ackerley and their baby son.

They visited Hardraw Force, England’s highest single drop waterfall — where Tom, 35, had a dip to recreate a scene in 1991 film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.

Custodian of the falls Mark Thompson said: “I remember Margot saying how much she enjoyed Yorkshire and they bought a photo of the falls from the gift shop.”

Wuthering Heights was released in cinemas on Friday.

TODAY is the day that Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi’s Wuthering Heights is out in cinemas.

The adaptation of Emily Brontë‘s novel is set to wow movie fans – and viewers will be stunned by the beautiful backdrop which was filmed across the sprawling Yorkshire Dales.

It was reported that the two Hollywood stars were filming in the Yorkshire Dales National Park early in 2025.

Cast and crew took over spots across the moors like Swaledale and Arkengarthdale.

Both valleys are known for their wild moorland scenery.

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It’s essentially a mountain road with steep climbs that crosses the moorland between Wensleydale and Swaledale.

It’s popular with cyclists and motorcyclists, one visitor called it “one of the best driving routes in the whole country.”

The village of Low Row in Swaledale which has traditional stone cottages also featured in the film.

Anybody wanting to stay nearby can pop into The Punch Bowl Inn.

They serve up ‘Yorkshire food with a modern twist’ – in the evenings you can munch on the likes of fish and chips, burgers and Cajun salmon salad.

Rooms are available there too with a one night stay priced at £160.

Arkengarthdale is quiet hiking spot and is known for being home to the highest pub in the country called the Tan Hill Inn.

The historic pub is 1,732 feet above sea level, and it dates back to the 17th century it has exposed beams, stone-flagged floor, and a cosy fire.

Dig into some hearty Yorkshire meals, or book a room from £119 per night.

Another backdrop from the film is Surrender Bridge – it’s a Grade II listed, 19th-century stone bridge just outside of Swaledale.

It first became famous for appearing in the opening scenes of the 1980s All Creatures Great and Small TV series.

Another spot that wasn’t actually used for filming, but could see more visitors, is Haworth.

It’s heavily tied with the Brontës, sisters Emily, Charlotte and Anne – as their family lived there.

The village is still described by visitors as like ‘stepping back in time’ thanks to its cobbled streets and old English pubs.

It pays tribute to the sisters with its Brontë Parsonage Museum.

These spots are set to see a boom of tourists this year – along with a hotel that housed the actors whilst on their shoot.

Jake Dinsdale, from Simonstone Hall Hotel, near Hawes, told the BBC that the “set-jetting” concept is a reality.

He added: “We are getting visitors coming in from Canada, Germany and the States.”

The Simonstone Hall Hotel is in heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park – rooms have boasting four-poster beds, soaking tubs and stunning views.

Room rates start from £118 per night.

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SHE is no stranger to steamy scenes, but Margot Robbie says new movie Wuthering Heights beats her previous films when it comes to passion on screen.

Out in time for Valentine’s Day, the adaptation of Emily Bronte’s classic novel sees Margot as Cathy alongside Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff.

And the 35-year-old star says it is much raunchier than the book’s romantic scenes, set on the sweeping Yorkshire moors.

She added: “They never really kissed in the book, but we kiss a lot. We kiss everywhere.

“And there’s so many times where he just picks me up and puts me in a tree, or picks me up with one hand.

“And I have to say, it is really nice, it makes you feel, ‘Oh I’m light as a feather, I’m a tiny little thing’.”

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I think a lot of men are going to turn to their partners and be like, ‘Am I Heathcliff to you or am I Edgar?’. And I don’t know if they want to hear the answer

Margot

Before landing the role, Margot had not read the novel but has now gone through it a “bunch of times” and thinks it’s “phenomenal”.

Film critics say the movie is a winner, too.

Directed by Emerald Fennell, it hits cinemas on Friday. February 13 has become known as Galentine’s Day and celebrates female friendships.

‘Start fights’

Margot said: “It’s a great Galentine’s movie. Going with a group of girlfriends and having a couple of drinks is going to be a fun night out, and then you could go with your partner.”

Bronte’s novel follows a love triangle between Cathy, wild Heathcliff and gentleman Edgar.

And Margot said with a laugh: “I did wonder if this film will start fights, because I do think a lot of men are going to turn to their partners afterwards and be like, ‘Am I Heathcliff to you or am I Edgar?’. And I don’t know if they want to hear the answer.”

Margot rose to fame on Neighbours in 2008, aged 17, as fiery teenager Donna Freedman.

Her Hollywood breakthrough came five years later opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in The Wolf Of Wall Street.

Since then, she has starred in blockbuster films including as Harley Quinn in 2021’s The Suicide Squad and in the 2023 global smash Barbie.

Last month, polling company Ranker named the three-time Oscar nominee as the most beautiful woman in the world, but Margot says she remains insecure about her looks.

She told Wonderland magazine: “When I was playing Naomi in The Wolf Of Wall Street it was so high-tempo sexy. I was acutely aware that the line in the screenplay was ‘the hottest blonde ever’.

I lied for a long time about the nudity [in Wolf of Wall Street]. First, I said there was no nudity. Then I said there was nudity but it was a body
double

Margot

“I’m clearly not the hottest blonde ever. I was just terrified that people would see the movie and think, ‘Eugh! She’s not that great’.”

Margot also gets worried about her family seeing some of her more risque roles. When she had to strip for The Wolf Of Wall Street, she banned some of them from watching.

She said: “I lied for a long time about the nudity. First, I said there was no nudity. Then I said there was nudity, but it wasn’t me, that it was a body double with my head CGI’d on. Then I had to admit it was me.

“The grandparents flat out can’t see it. The rest of the family can watch at their own risk, but if we can’t have a relationship after that, it’s not my fault.”

Margot’s parents split up when she was five and she was raised on Australia’s Gold Coast with her physiotherapist mum Sarie. She has limited contact with her father Doug, a retired farmer and sugar cane tycoon.

The star says that acting seemed like an impossible dream and told Vogue Australia: “I got on Neighbours and I thought that was the biggest thing that was ever going to happen to me.

“Before that, the idea of being in Hollywood, I did think you had to be born into it or had to know someone in the industry.”

Now she speaks out to let young girls know that if you work hard anything is possible.

Margot said: “I just want to say to young people that success is not as far away as it seems. I didn’t know anyone in the industry; it can totally happen.

“You do have to work really hard, you have to work really, really, really hard, but if you want it badly enough, you can totally make it happen.”

Today, Margot lives in Los Angeles with her husband, English film ­producer Tom Ackerley, and their 16-month old son — who has not been named publicly.

Alongside Tom, Margot runs production company LuckyChap, the powerhouse firm behind Barbie, Saltburn and now Wuthering Heights.

And she says life at the top is a constant balancing act.

‘Rarely go on holidays’

Margot explained: “Having a business is stressful and time-consuming, but it’s incredibly rewarding. There are obviously a lot of times where I’ll have a meltdown and go, ‘I can’t do it any more’.

“You miss out on a lot of things, like you rarely go on holidays, you miss everyone’s weddings, everyone’s birthdays. I haven’t seen my best friends, my nephew.

“So there’s that side to it where it kind of hurts to sacrifice those things, but it’s also enormously satisfying to build something and be part of something.

“The biggest misconception about me is that people think I spend all my time sitting on a yacht or swanning around at fancy parties.”

Margot added to Elle Australia: “I still feel very Australian, so I don’t really feel like I’m in Hollywood at all.

“You only get a taste of Hollywood twice a year when you go to the Oscars or you go to do a press junket or a premiere or something.”

And of her happy place, she told Vogue: “Being on a film set is my favourite place, there’s nothing better.

“And I don’t care if I’ve got three lines in the film or if I’ve got one of the lead roles.

“I hope I look back and feel like I spent my time well.

“I don’t mind if the movies that I make aren’t massive successes, as long as I know I put in everything I could and I loved the people I was working with.

“I want to look back and know I had a lot of adventures, a lot of fun with good people.”

FROM Barbie to Harley Quinn, it’s fair to say Margot Robbie has range when it comes to her on-screen roles – and the actress has had her fair share of X-rated on-screen romps too.

And with new romance flick Wuthering Heights just days away from it’s Valentine’s release, fans are set to see Margot, 35, getting very steamy with co-star Jacob Elordi, 28.

In fact, fans have even dubbed some scenes in the film’s trailer “softcore porn”.

However, this won’t be the only time Margot has stripped down for a role, as we take a look at some of her steamiest movie moments.

Full frontal nudity

It was Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf Of Wall Street that launched Margot’s career into the juggernaut it is now, as she starred across from leading man Leonardo DiCaprio in the comedy thriller.

Portraying his ultra-confident wife Naomi, Margot didn’t hold back during the 2013 role – which got extremely X-rated.

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During the film, Margot is seen completely nude for a full frontal sex-scene with Leonardo’s stockbroker character Jordan.

And following the film’s release, Margot admitted that being completely naked was her idea.

After director Martin suggested she could be in a robe, Margot replied that it didn’t feel genuine to the character.

“That’s not what she [Naomi] would do in that scene.

“The whole point is that she’s going to come out completely naked —that’s the card she’s playing,” Margot explained during an appearance on the Talking Pictures podcast. 

The film also sees Margot seductively pushing a drooling Leo away with her stiletto heel in a scene which depicts the power she holds in sex.

While one scene showed Margot and Leonardo’s characters having sex on top of stacks of cash, the former later admitted she was left with a multitude of paper cuts from filming naked on the money stacks.

“If anyone is ever planning on having sex on top of a pile of cash: don’t,” joked Margot.

Steamy pole dancing

In 2018 noir thriller film Terminal, Margot portrays unassuming waitress Annie who is actually working strategically as an assassin.

As part of her act, Annie uses her sexuality to get what she wants from men and to distract them.

And a good job she does at that.

In one scene, Margot strips to black lacy lingerie and matching stockings, with her hair styled in Hollywood curls and a deep green lipstick making her mouth and eyes pop.

She then performs a seductive pole dancing routine at a strip club, which leaves her male counterparts fawning on the stage sidelines.

Steamy shower scenes

From one criminal activity to another, Margot portrays a bank robber on the run in thriller Dreamland, which was released in 2019.

While taking shelter, she develops a romantic relationship with Eugene Evans, played by Peaky Blinder’s star Finn Cole.

As their bond deepens throughout the film, the pair are seen having some steamy moments – including a shower scene.

In the scene, Margot and Finn are completely naked in the shower together as they have a very sexually-charged moment.

Provocative dance moves

In a film all about decadence and outrageous Hollywood behaviour, Margot portrays a rising “IT girl” movie star who grapples with her own internal struggles in 2022 movie Babylon.

Starring alongside Brad Pitt, Margot’s character Nellie is acting out a scene when she is provocatively dancing on top of a bar.

With bright red lipstick on and her blonde locks in a wild curl, Nellie breaks out into a manic dance during the scene, which includes the starlet flashing her underwear by bending over.

Margot’s performance may have been good in the film, but the box office showed that Babylon wasn’t the hit many expected it to be.

Admitting she is “shocked” by the film’s failure to capture the audience, Margot previously said: “I love it.

“I don’t get it either. I know I am biased because I am very close to the project and I obviously believe in it, but I still can’t figure out why people hated it. I wonder if in 20 years people are going to be like, ‘Wait, “Babylon” didn’t do well at the time?’

“Like when you hear that ‘Shawshank Redemption’ was a failure at the time and you’re like, ‘How is that possible?’”

Ultra X-rated

Wuthering Heights is set to hit screens next week, and from what we’ve seen so far, there will be a fair amount of sexual tension between Margot and Jacob Elordi’s character.

Margot plays protagonist Catherine Earnshaw from Emily Bronte’s classic novel set in wind-swept Yorkshire, which depicts her epic romance with Heathcliff, played by Jacob.

The first teaser trailer for the feature film sees suggestive imagery used in scenes showing the kneading of bread and breaking of eggs.

Margot is also seen with fingers over her face before servant Heathcliff’s sweaty back, presumably in a moment of intimacy, is captured.

Other moments show character Catherine’s heart beating strongly before scenes flick to her hand in the mouth of the Earnshaw family’s foster son.

Catherine is also seen blindfolded while the final scene in the trailer sees Heathcliff ask her: “Are you alright, do you want me to stop?”

She simply replies: “No,” while holding his hand.

He is then seen opening her corset and sliding his hands over her face before fans were left bemused at scenes showing a finger being inserted into a fish’s mouth.

Fans have already reacted strongly to the snippets of action they’ve seen so far – with comments all along a similar line.

One wrote: “Just saw the teaser for #WutheringHeights and it is way worse than I expected… is it me or is it giving soft porn vibes???”

Another mused: “#WutheringHeightsMovie is the 50 Shades Of Grey we never got.”

While director Emerald Fennell has described the film as “primal” and “sexual”, Margot said in December that it is more about the romance.

“Everyone’s expecting this to be very, very raunchy. I think people will be surprised,” she explained.

The star added: “Not to say there aren’t sexual elements and that it’s not provocative — it definitely is provocative — but it’s more romantic than provocative”.

ACTRESS Margot Robbie hits the Wuthering Heights of style — in a leather mini dress.

The Australian star was promoting her new movie, an adaptation of Emily Bronte’s classic love story, with a Q and A at Claridge’s in central London.

Last night, the 35-year-old appeared with co-star Jacob Elordi, 28, on The Graham Norton Show.

Jacob, who plays Heathcliff alongside Margot’s Catherine, said the couple’s obvious chemistry in the film was down to “mutual obsession”.

He said: “If you have the opportunity to share a film set with Margot Robbie, you’re going to make sure you’re within five to ten metres at all times.”

Margot and Jacob play Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff, respectively, and are joined in the film by Hong Chau, Shazad Latif, Alison Oliver, Martin Clunes and Ewan Mitchell in supporting roles.

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She dazzled in a see-through nude mesh gown with gold detailing and a white corset underneath, which showed off her incredible figure.

The Barbie actress was recently named the world’s most beautiful woman in a poll.

We revealed in October how Margot is being lined up to take on the leading role in a big budget remake of cult horror film American Psycho.

MARGOT ROBBIE looked stunning in a see-through corset dress as she lead the stars at the Wuthering Heights premiere in London.

The Barbie actress, 35, made sure all eyes were on her as she stepped onto the red carpet in Leicester Square in an eye-catching ensemble.

She dazzled in a see-through nude mesh gown with gold detailing and a white corset underneath, which showed off her incredible figure.

The top of the dress was connected with rope straps which held onto a frilly choker around her neck.

She brought her look to life with a pair of strappy gold heels and had her dark locks pulled back into a chic bun.

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She was joined on the red carpet with her co-star Jacob Elordi, who looked dapper in an all-grey suit.

He towered over her in in a grey shirt, trousers, tie a long flowing blazer jacket which he paired with smart black shoes.

The Hollywood actors were all smiles as they posed up a storm together, with Jacob pulling in Margot with his hand around her waist.

The leading pair were joined by a whole host of stars from the worlds of television and film.

The iconic Helen Mirren graced the carpet in a navy suit jacket and trousers, along with a white shirt and a gold and silver necklace.

She wore a pair of funky matching navy heels and beamed from ear to ear for pictures.

Meanwhile, Charli XCX, who composed a full concept album and soundtrack for the film, looked sensational in a pink strapless gown with a veil draping her entire body.

The singer looked ethereal as her dark heavy make-up could be seen underneath her veil.

A whole host of Love Island stars descended upon Leicester Square to rub shoulders with Hollywood’s finest.

Harry Cooksley and Shakira Khan were giving power couple energy as she looked sultry in a short black dress with straps and a thigh-high cut out.

She paired her outfit with fishnet tights and layers of metal chains around her neck.

While Harry looked smart in a matching black suit, with a white shirt and a gold brooch.

Conor Phillips and Megan Forte Clarke also opted for matching ensembles, in a black frilly gown and a jacket and trouser combo.

Newly-married series 9 winners, Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan looked happier than ever as they smiled for the photographers, despite it raining in the capital.

Strictly Come Dancing star Tasha Ghouri wowed in a red wine corset with a frilly skirt and Liberty Poole looked amazing in a figure-hugging black mesh gown with a red mermaid tail and black gloves.

Wuthering Heights has been written and directed by Emerald Fennell and is loosely inspired by Emily Bronte’s classic 1847 novel of the same name.

Margot and Jacob play Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff, respectively, and are joined in the film by Hong Chau, Shazad Latif, Alison Oliver, Martin Clunes and Ewan Mitchell in supporting roles.

MARGOT Robbie sparkles again at a Wuthering Heights premiere — with a diamond necklace and matching ring.

She wore a red Chanel velvet ballgown in Paris, then changed into a black corset dress for the after-party.

Last week Margot, 35, wore a £6million necklace for the Hollywood launch.

Tomorrow she and co-star Jacob Elordi, 28, attend the UK premiere in London’s Leicester Square.

Margot last week made her Wuthering Heights co-star Jacob weak at the knees in a “breathtaking” black corset.

Leading man Jacob said the ­uplifting black number was “an absolute banger” and described it as “devastating”.

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The 28-year-old Australian plays Heathcliff opposite Margot’s Cathy in the upcoming film adaptation of Emily Bronte’s 1847 novel.

He even filled his married co-star’s dressing room with roses for Valentine’s Day while shooting the tragic love story.

His fellow Aussie Margot, who posed in a minidress for the ­latest cover of Vogue Australia, said she was bowled over by the romantic gesture — despite having only had her first son with husband Tom Ackerley, 35, four months earlier.

Interviewing each other for the magazine, Margot said: “You made my day and, as Heathcliff, filled my room with roses. It was so cute.

“I remember thinking on Valentine’s Day, ‘Oh he’s probably a very good boyfriend, ’cause there’s a lot of thoughtfulness in this’.

“You did a lot of very thoughtful things — it wasn’t just the gesture of the roses.”

ACTRESS Margot Robbie hits a Hollywood height at her new film’s premiere — wearing a £6million necklace once owned by Elizabeth Taylor. 

The Taj Mahal diamond is a heart-shaped gold pendant set in jade and hanging from a gold, ruby and diamond chain made by Cartier. 

It was given to Elizabeth by fifth hubby Richard Burton for her 40th in 1972. 

Margot wore it to the world ­premiere of Wuthering Heights in Los Angeles, where she was earlier joined by co-star Jacob Elordi and singer Charli XCX, who recorded the film’s soundtrack. 

The actress, Cathy in the adaptation of Emily Bronte’s 1847 novel, said the necklace was poignant as it had “a lot of romantic history”. 

She said: “It’s our big Hollywood world premiere — we’ve got to go all out. 

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“This is Elizabeth Taylor’s necklace. It’s the Taj Mahal diamond that Richard ­Burton gave to her. 

“There’s something kind of Cathy and Heathcliff about ­Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in my mind, so it felt appropriate.” 

The diamond was created for a 17th century Mughal emperor who ­commissioned the Taj Mahal.

It was later acquired by Cartier, with Burton buying it from them to give to Elizabeth. 

Following her death in 2011, it was sold at ­auction for £6million to an anonymous buyer.