Ahead of the highly anticipated premiere of the film "Wuthering Heights," its star Margot Robbie has opened the treasure chest of memories and gone back to the beginning of her career to talk about the most unpleasant interaction she has experienced with a co-star.

And while today she enjoys the Despite her hard work in Hollywood, not everything has been a bed of roses on her path to the top of success. According to the Australian actress, the worst gift she's ever received came from an actor she worked with on her early film projects. In a candid conversation with singer-songwriter Charli XCX, Margot Robbie revealed that the actor she shared the screen with gave her a book containing a completely inappropriate message. "Very, very early in my career, an actor I worked with, a male actor, gave me a book called Why French Women Don't Get Fat, and it was essentially a book telling you to eat less," she stated in the article published by Complex magazine. Far from feeling saddened by what she considers a lack of respect, the actress recalls the anger she felt at the time: "He essentially gave me a book to let me know I should lose weight... And I was like, 'Wow, you're...'" “Fuck, man,” she emphasized. The emotion with which Margot Robbie shared this experience quickly sparked public interest in knowing the identity of the actor who caused her this unpleasant moment. However, the star assured that so much time has passed since then that she doesn't know the actor's whereabouts. “It was really a long time ago, I don't even know where he is now,” she said in her interview with Complex. But the curiosity of her most loyal fans activated their investigative mode, and they came up with their own list of possible actors behind this “gift.” Considering that the publication date of the book written by Mireille Giulian was in 2007, The possibilities are narrowed down to the co-stars Margot Robbie had in the series “Pan Am” and the film “The Wolf of Wall Street” (2013), projects she worked on at the time. However, the actress has remained firm in her decision not to name any colleagues.