Margot Robbie 'pointed at photographer before friends attacked him'

It looks like Cara Delevingne is doing well — and back to being a total smokeshow!

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter Damien Chazelle’s Hollywood epic “Babylon” will open in theaters across the country on Dec. 23. Paramount initially planned to debut the movie in select theaters on Dec. 25 before expanding it nationwide on Jan. 6. Sources close to “Babylon” suggest the earlier release date points to the studio’s confidence in the film, which carries a $78 million production budget. The news comes the day after Sony amended release plans for “A Man Called Otto,” starring Tom Hanks, which was supposed to debut nationwide on Dec. 14 and will now open in select theaters on Dec. 25 before expanding nationwide on Jan. 13.

Cara Delevingne is back on the red carpet following a scary incident in Argentina a couple weeks ago.

new movie releases, or just hanging around as friends, it typically doesn't take long before the moment is crashed by those looking to get the shot. Unfortunately, a recent incident in Argentina saw Robbie and Delevigne trying to flee the scene of such an encounter, with the offending photographer being hospitalized as a result. According to reporting by TMZ, it all took place in Buenos Aries, just as the two actors were leaving a restaurant together.

Yikes! Margot Robbie and Cara Delevingne were the center of a nasty incident in Argentina early Sunday morning!

Margot Robbie and Cara Delevingne have reportedly been arrested following an incident with a paparazzo in Argentina. The actresses are understood to have finished a meal at the Patagonia Sur restaurant in Buenos Aires at around 3am when they were approached by photographers. Friend and movie producer Josey MacNamara, a business partner of Robbie, and keygrip Jac Hopkins are then said to have become involved in a scuffle with paparazzo Pedro Alberto Orquera outside the restaurant - resulting in him suffering a broken arm.

Margot Robbie and Cara Delevingne were reportedly in a dangerous situation.

in the highly anticipated “Barbie” film starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, reported Variety. According to Aqua singer Lene Nystrøm, using the song would be “too on-the-nose.” “I totally understand why they didn’t use it,” said Nystrøm, adding that its inclusion would be “cheese on cheese.” She also saw a silver lining to the situation: “It’s going to bring us a lot of attention, no matter what.”“We should say we turned it down,” joked bandmate Søren Rasted.

Margot Robbie "clung" to John David Washington on the set of Amsterdam because she was "scared" to work with director David O. Russell. The Australian actress stars as Valerie Voze in the upcoming period mystery comedy, which follows three friends who become the prime suspects in a murder in the 1930s.