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Margot Robbie laments the box office disaster of her star-studded period drama Babylon, hoping it'll age better over time.
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- Babylon, which featured Robbie and Brad Pitt, lost a whopping $60 million at the box office when it opened, devastating the studio.
- Despite the film's commercial failure, Robbie remains hopeful that Babylon will find its audience and be better appreciated in the years to come.
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Margot Robbie, Brad Pitt, Babylon