It's all drugs, partying, and jazz in the first trailer for Damien Chazelle's Los Angeles epic, starring Margot Robbie.
A sure sign of an entertaining movie is the sound of Margot Robbie’s Brooklyn accent, which is one of the first things you hear in the trailer for Damien Chazelle’s latest filmSurrounded by piles of cocaine, Robbie’s Nellie LaRoy proclaims, “If I had money, I would only spend it on things that were fun, ya know? Not boring things like taxes. I just want everyone to party forever.” And she gets her wish, at least when it comes to the trailer.
Chazelle explained that his “guiding principle” when it came to making the film was to “demolish all preconceived notions of that era.” He said the Roaring Twenties were “a lot more wild west” than remembered. “There was more excess, more drugs, a more kind of extreme living on all ends of the spectrum than people even realize,” all of which he seemed to have successfully displayed in the film.
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