Through her production company, LuckyChap Entertainment—co-founded alongside Tom Ackerley and Josey McNamara—Robbie is building a wildly ambitious roster of projects ranging from high-stakes franchise reboots to high-concept, director-driven indie cinema.
Here is a comprehensive breakdown of every major project Margot Robbie currently has in development as both an actor and a producer.
Starring Roles: Blockbusters and High-Concept Cinema
1. The 1960s ‘Ocean’s Eleven’ Prequel (Co-Starring & Directed by Bradley Cooper)
Robbie is set to star in and produce Warner Bros.’ long-awaited 1960s-set Ocean’s Eleven prequel. Directed by and co-starring Bradley Cooper, the glamorous heist film takes place against the backdrop of the 1962 Monaco Grand Prix and high-society Europe, serving as an origin-style adventure connected to the iconic heist franchise.
2. Tim Burton’s ‘Attack of the 50 Foot Woman’
Teaming up with visionary director Tim Burton, Robbie will star in and produce a modern reimagining of the 1958 sci-fi cult classic Attack of the 50 Foot Woman. Released by Warner Bros., the film presents a satirical, high-budget take on the iconic pulp story of a woman whose bizarre alien encounter causes her to grow to gigantic proportions.
3. ‘Barbie 2’ (In Talks)
Following the pop-culture phenomenon of the 2023 original, Warner Bros. and Mattel are actively in negotiations with Robbie, co-star Ryan Gosling, and director Greta Gerwig for a potential Barbie sequel. While Robbie has maintained that any return must honor the artistic integrity of the first film, studio talks regarding a second chapter remain ongoing.
4. ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ Reboot
Disney continues to actively develop a fresh installment in its multi-billion-dollar Pirates of the Caribbean universe centered on Robbie. Designed to breathe new energy into the swashbuckling franchise, the project focuses on a new female-led pirate narrative while maintaining the high-seas adventure and supernatural mythology of the original films.
Producing Powerhouse: LuckyChap’s Adaptations & Indie Slate
Beyond her on-screen roles, Robbie’s LuckyChap production company has gained an industry reputation for championing bold directors and turning “unadaptable” intellectual properties into cinematic events.
5. ‘The Sims’ Live-Action Movie
Partnering with Electronic Arts and Amazon MGM Studios, LuckyChap is producing a feature film adaptation of the beloved life-simulation video game The Sims. The project is directed by Kate Herron (Loki), who is co-writing the script alongside Briony Redman.
6. ‘Monopoly’
Continuing her streak of converting iconic games into feature films, Robbie and LuckyChap have joined forces with Lionsgate and Hasbro to produce a live-action narrative based on Monopoly. The project aims to bring the world’s most famous real-estate board game to life with a fresh, satirical narrative tone.
7. ‘Naughty’ (Directed by Olivia Wilde)
LuckyChap is set to produce Naughty, an upcoming comedy directed by Olivia Wilde (Booksmart, Don’t Worry Darling). The project marks a key collaboration between two of Hollywood’s prominent female directors and producers.
8. ‘Nasty’ (Directed by Mary Bronstein)
Supporting distinct indie voices, Robbie is producing Nasty, an upcoming feature written and directed by Mary Bronstein. The film’s cast includes Jenna Ortega.
9. ‘My Year of Rest and Relaxation’ (Directed by Rose Glass)
Adapting Ottessa Moshfegh’s bestselling satirical novel, LuckyChap is producing My Year of Rest and Relaxation. Directed by Rose Glass (Love Lies Bleeding, Saint Maud), the story follows a young, wealthy New Yorker who attempts to hibernate for an entire year through a cocktail of prescription drugs.
Whether she is stepping in front of the lens for Tim Burton and Bradley Cooper or backing original voices behind the camera, Margot Robbie’s upcoming slate demonstrates an actor-producer operating at the absolute peak of her creative and commercial power.
