Fans of American actress Margot Robbie are expressing deep discontent over the apparent oversight of her Oscar nomination for the role of 'Barbie.' The frustration has escalated to the point where law enforcement is now launching an investigation into the matter. Discover the details below! 👇
Margot Robbie's fans are deeply upset over her omission from the Oscar nominations for her performance in 'Barbie.' In a light-hearted response, the Victoria Police Department in Australia took to Facebook to express their own frustration, given that the actor grew up in Queensland, Australia, albeit not directly under Victoria's jurisdiction. Despite the distance, it seems the local police are showing clear support. The Victoria Police Department shared a humorous message on their Facebook page on Tuesday, highlighting their displeasure with the Academy's decision not to nominate Margot for her leading role in the 2023 film 'Barbie.'
In their Facebook post, Victoria Police Department officials wrote in all caps, 'POLICE INVESTIGATING MARGOT BEING ROBBED.' They followed up with a tongue-in-cheek statement, saying, 'Police are investigating claims that an ex-resident of Ramsay Street has been robbed of an Oscar nomination for Best Actress.'
During the supposed 'Margot investigation,' investigators encouraged the public to report all non-urgent situations online. They also reminded citizens that reporting smaller crimes through the portal is a very practical way to address such matters.
While Margot's Barbie missed out on an Oscar nomination, Ryan Gosling's Ken secured one, leaving the room at the nomination celebration for Margot and Greta filled with disappointment. It was like the moment when Barbie said to Ken, 'Well, you got Ken, but we got zero!' Ryan Gosling, who portrayed Ken in the film, obtained an Oscar nomination but later commented on the overlooking of Margot and Greta.
Ryan Gosling stated, 'Without Barbie, there is no Ken, and without Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie, there is no Barbie film. These are the two individuals most responsible for this historic and globally celebrated film.' Quite the Ken-worthy gesture, isn't it?