Margot Robbie has gained a lot of popularity in Hollywood these past few years.

After starring along Leonardo DiCaprio in "The Wolf of Wallstreet" and being Will Smith's leading lady in "Focus," fans are highly anticipating her portrayal of Harley Quinn in "Suicide Squad" which comes out next year.

Some speculate that landing the role of Harley Quinn in "Suicide Squad" will indeed make Margot Robbie's career in Hollywood and boost her value and fame in the international movie industry.

The Australian beauty herself previously talked about her "price tag" in Hollywood. Has success and popularity gone to Margot Robbie's head?

Not quite. In fact, the 25-year-old Harley Quinn actress revealed that she finds it bizarre that actors like her are given "market value" in the business.

"Yeah, it is really odd. Someone put it to me interestingly a few years ago: every actor has a price tag," the "Suicide Squad" star said in a previous interview with The Guardian. "To make a film is just a math equation. And if you can make the actor's numbers add up, then the movie can get made, and if you can't, then you're going to have to reevaluate who you're hiring."

Margot Robbie also revealed that she got to learn her "market value" now that she's gaining more fame after landing the role of Harley Quinn in "Suicide Squad."

"I got told what my price tag was the other day, when someone said: 'If we put you in this film, we'd get this amount for funding,'" the actress continued. "It kind of reminds you in some ways you're just a part of the system, but you always have great directors fighting for the authentic choice. But on the other hand, you have the financiers and the producers doing the math behind it."