Margot Robbie, 29, refuses to be ashamed of being ‘ambitious’ in Hollywood.

Speaking to Woman’s Day magazine on Monday, the Australian actress was candid in her remarks ahead of the premiere of her new film, Bombshell.

‘Men can be ambitious and be praised for it, while women can be ambitious and considered a b**ch,’ the Once Upon A Time In Hollywood star said.  

‘It’s such a double standard!’ Margot Robbie, 29, reveals why she refuses to be ashamed of being an ‘ambitious’ and driven woman in Hollywood

‘I feel like that’s one of those things where it is such a double standard,’ the I, Tonya actress added.

Margot went on to say that while things were changing, attitudes surrounding ambitious women still had a long way to go.

The blonde star went on to praise her Bombshell co-stars Nicole Kidman and Charlize Theron for their own work ethics in Hollywood.

‘Men can be ambitious and be praised, while women are considered a b*tch’: Margot spoke out about the double standards in Hollywood, and generally, when it came to ambition

‘We produce, we all act, we’ve all gone about and done things in our lives,’ she said.

Margot ended by saying that women should not be ‘sorry’ for their ambitions and goal-driven attitudes.

The film Bombshell focuses on 𝑠e𝑥ual harassment claims at FOX News. Margot plays the fictional character of Kayla Pospisil.

‘We produce, we all act, we’ve all gone about and done things in our lives’: Margot praised her co-stars Charlize Theron (L) and fellow Australian Nicole Kidman (M) for their work ethic

Charlize Theron portrays former news anchor Megyn Kelly, and co-star Nicole Kidman plays Gretchen Carlson.

Speaking to E! News at the Golden Globes on Sunday, Margot said she used Twitter to get into the mind of millennial, conservative women.

She said: ‘Kayla and my political point of views are different.’

Coming soon! The film Bombshell focuses on 𝑠e𝑥ual harassment claims at FOX News. Margot plays the fictional character of Kayla Pospisil

An Australian native, Margot recently made a plea for donations to her more than 17 million followers on Instagram.

‘I’m sure you’re all aware of what is happening in Australia at the moment with the fires. I didn’t want to show you more pictures of the devastation,’ said Margot.

She went on to share pictures from her childhood in Dalby, Queensland, where she grew up on a regional farm.

Emotional: Margot broke down in tears on Sunday as she pleaded with fans to donate whatever they could to the victims of the devastating Australian bush fires

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