The actress acknowledged in a news interview that the alcohol industry might be far simpler than Hollywood.
“The movie industry is weird because you are selling ideas rather than physical goods. You have no idea how much money it will bring in, who will see it, whether they will see it, or how well accepted it will be,” the woman remarked.
Robbie, who just debuted her gin company, Papa Salt, went on, “This feels much more direct; things are easier to forecast. This is something that can be organized on a spreadsheet in a manner that a movie concept cannot.”
Robbie’s representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment from News.
In addition to earning 1.4 billion dollars at the box office globally, Robbie’s film “Barbie,” which she co-produced and starred in with her production business, LuckyChap Entertainment, received eight Oscar nominations and one win for best original song.
But in Hollywood, nothing is certain, not even with the success of the movie.
According to Denver-based VonFinch Capital CEO Steven Pesavento, “celebs are moving towards brand/product because they own ongoing equity and the ROI (return on investment) of filmmaking is going down the drain,” News was informed.
