Margot Robbie He has become one of the main stars in Hollywood thanks to freak Barbie (2023), which is already the best-known role of the actress’s career along with that of Harley Quinn. A year before starring Suicide Squad (2016), the Australian has already worked with Will Smith in a film that until now was available in Spain through HBO Max but in just a few days will disappear from the catalog of the streaming platform.
The film is none other than focus (2015), a comedy with dramatic and criminal overtones that marked the first collaboration between Margot Robbie and Will Smith. For a long time, the film could be enjoyed under subscription on HBO Max, but the next April 30 will no longer be available on the Warner Bros. platform.
‘Focus’, by Will Smith and Margot Robbie: synopsis
Nicky, a veteran scammer (Will Smith), takes the attractive young Jess (Margot Robbie) under his wing, but things get complicated when both They begin a passionate romance. While teaching her all the old tricks of the trade, she wants to get too close to Nicky, causing the criminal to break off the relationship.
Three years later After Nicky and Jess broke up, she reappears in Buenos Aires at a racing circuit where the bets are millionaires and where both will try scam the same tycoon, which will put the experienced scammer’s strategy in check.
‘Focus’, by Will Smith and Margot Robbie: cast and trailer
The absolute protagonists of focus (2015) are Will Smith and Margot Robbie, although they are surrounded by a supporting cast luxury: they complete the cast of the film Rodrigo Santoro (Love Actually), Gerald McRaney (This Is Us), Adrian Martinez (The secret Life of Walter Mitty) and BD Wong (Mr. Robot), among many others.
focus It is directed by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, directors of Phillip Morris, I love you! (2009) and Crazy, Stupid, Love (2011). The film grossed almost 160 million at the global box office and in Spain it could be seen until now on two streaming platforms: Netflix and HBO Max, although on April 30 it will be eliminated from the latter.
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