Margot Robbie ‘would totally’ go back to Neighbours even after Oscar nomination

SHE may have just been nominated for an Oscar, but Aussie star Margot Robbie has revealed she would go back to where it all began on Ramsay Street.

MARGOT Robbie could be in line for a sensational return to enduring soap Neighbours despite now being an Oscar-nominated actress.

The 27-year-old achieved a lifelong dream after being put up for the Best Actress gong for her role in ice skating drama I, Tonya.

Speaking to Who magazine, she said: “Yeah, I think I would, totally.

“We could get the whole gang back together. I’d be in.”

Margot Robbie played Donna Freedman in Neighbours from 2008 until 2011. Picture: Supplied

Robbie looked stunning as ever as she glammed up on the red carpet of the Sydney premiere for film I, Tonya on earlier this week, reports The Sun.

The blonde beauty channelled screen legend Marilyn Monroe in The Seven Year Itch with her plunging dress for the occasion.

Margot Robbie posed with fans at the Sydney premiere of I, Tonya earlier this week. Picture: AAP Image/Ben Rushton

She posed for snaps with fans after arriving on the red carpet.

Robbie showcased her Cinderella style in her slashed front gown, and added a tougher edge to her look with her hair in a ponytail.

Margot Robbie with former Neighbours actors Alan Fletcher, Totti Goldsmith, Stefan Dennis and Dan OConnor in Melbourne in 2014. Picture: Scott Barbour/Getty Images

The star recently received a Best Actress BAFTA nomination for her role as Tonya - and is hotly tipped for a gong at the glittering awards ceremony in London next month. She has also been nominated for the Best Actress Oscar.

I, Tonya is a biographical film which follows the career of former figure skater Tonya and her fall from grace.

The film begins with a four-year-old Tonya being forced to ice skate by her mother, who soon takes her child out of school so that she can focus on the sport.

Star and producer of I, Tonya, Margot Robbie, took a selfie with Sydney moviegoers during a special screening of I, Tonya. Picture: Supplied

Tonya soon finds love with abusive Jeff Gillooly, who becomes implicated in an attack on Tonya’s rival Nancy Kerrigan prior to the 1994 Winter Olympics.

She soon finds herself in court and her future in the sport is brought into jeopardy.

After proving her talent on Aussie TV, Robbie’s career moved to films.

The star celebrates her Oscar nomination with brother Cameron earlier this week. Picture: Instagram

She featured in 2012 rom-com About Time, before landing her most famous role to date.

Margot worked alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill as she filmed for Academy Award-winning film The Wolf Of Wall Street.

This story was originally published in The Sun and is reprinted with permission.