Margot Robbie Is Unrecognizable as Scandalous '90s Ice Skater Tonya Harding

Updated on Jan 18, 2017 at 11:30 PM

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Margot Robbie has been spotted on the set of her upcoming movie, I, Tonya, and we have to admit: her costume is not what we expected. She's playing infamous gold medal-winning ice skater Tonya Harding, who was banned from the Olympics in 1994 for her involvement in the attack on her competitor, Nancy Kerrigan. While Harding admittedly has a different body shape than Robbie, I somehow don't remember her being this muscular in the shoulders. You can compare the image to the actual skater by checking out this footage from the 1994 Olympics:

Yes, she's skating to the music from Jurassic Park, because it was 1994.

Sebastian Stan is playing Harding's ex-husband, Jeff Gillooly, who accepted a plea bargain for testifying against his former wife. Let's hope we get pictures of him soon! The movie is scheduled to open in 2018.

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