«Breaking News» Margot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan reveal their on-screen rivalry in Mary, Queen of Scots

Margot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan opened up about the unique rivalry between their characters in Mary, Queen of Scots, where Saoirse plays the monarch of the same name and Margot stars as Queen Elizabeth I.

The Oscar nominated actresses appeared on BBC's The Andrew Marr Show with film director Josie Rourke on Sunday, where they discussed the flick - which also stars former Doctor Who actor David Tennant and Guy Pearce.

Saoirse, 24, said: 'In the film you see the admiration between the two of them. There's definitely a rivalry, professionally and politically speaking. 

Co-stars: Margot Robbie, 28, and Saoirse Ronan, 24, opened up about the unique rivalry between their characters in Mary, Queen of Scots

'They both admire the other one's power and sense of duty.'

The film portrays the far-off conflict between Mary and Elizabeth who were ruling in separate kingdoms.

The actresses have only one scene together in the film, and did not see each other at all during filming otherwise.

Josie told Metro.co.uk that the pair were 'kept apart' before their scene which served as the climax of the film.  

Film: Saoirse said: 'In the film you see the admiration between the two of them. There's definitely a rivalry, professionally and politically speaking.

Margot, 28, who underwent a dramatic transformation for her role as the English monarch, described getting into character for the role as 'fascinating'.

She said: 'It was fascinating to explore the inner conflict between what Elizabeth thought she should do as a ruler and also admiring the way Mary was ruling in such a different way. 

'I think it terrified her, what she was doing. I think she thought it was dangerous, playing that game. 

'She sacrificed a lot I think, in order to be that representation of the thrown and ultimately severed all ties with her womanhood.' 

Interview: The Oscar nominated actresses appeared on BBC's The Andrew Marr Show with film director Josie Rourke

Lady Bird star Saoirse revealed it was refreshing to be able to tell Mary's 'real story' after years of misinformation was said about her.

She said: 'There are an awful lot of stories that came out about her that are, what we would essentially call fake news now. 

'That were produced and manipulated by the likes of William Cecil who was Elizabeth's right hand man. 

'She was painted for a long time in history as this woman who was way in over her head and didn't have any mind for politics at all and that just wasn't really true. 

'It was nice to tell her actual story.' 

Biopic: Saoirse revealed it was refreshing to be able to tell Mary's 'real story' after years of misinformation was said about her

In an interview with The Sunday Telegraph, Margot opened up about her physical transformation into Elizabeth, explaining the make-up made her feel 'safer'.   

She said: 'I actually feel more vulnerable when I'm dressed similarly to myself. It's also harder to disassociate myself from the character.'

'But playing Queen Elizabeth, I didn't recognise myself, and obviously, I didn't sound like myself.

'So the process of becoming her gave me time to stop being myself and made it easier to transform.'  

In character: Margot, who underwent a dramatic transformation for her role as the English monarch, described getting into character for the role as 'fascinating'

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