Robbie, 34, spoke about making the 2013 Martin Scorsese movie during an interview with Ben Mankiewicz, 57, for his Turner Classic Movies podcast “Talking Pictures.” The Oscar-nominated actress said that Scorsese, 82, suggested she might want to wear a robe rather than be fully naked in the scene, but she turned him down.

Margot Robbie revealed she declined Martin Scorsese's offer to wear a robe rather than strip down for the 2013 film "The Wolf of Wall Street."

Margot Robbie has explained why she insisted on full-frontal nudity in The Wolf of Wall Street. The 2013 movie stars Robbie as Naomi Lapaglia, the wife of former stockbroker Jordan Belfort, who is played by Leonardo DiCaprio. The film focuses on Belfort’s rise and fall, and all the quaalude-induced debauchery that unfolded at the same time.

Robbie played Naomi Lapaglia in The Wolf of Wall Street, a former model and the second wife of DiCaprio’s Jordan Belfort. In an interview with the Talking Pictures podcast, the actress finally admits it was her idea to strip down completely on screen.

More than a decade after her breakout performance in , Margot Robbie has revealed that it was her own decision to do the full-frontal nude scene in the film. The scene, which shows Robbie's character,

Margot Robbie reveals that the iconic nude scene in The Wolf of Wall Street was actually her idea, going against Martin Scorsese's initial vision for the film.While conversing at the Talking Show podcast shared last week,

Margot Robbie is setting the record straight about bearing it all during an iconic Wolf of Wall Street scene. “[Director Martin Scorsese] said, ‘Maybe you can be wearing a robe if you’re not comfortable.