Margot Robbie in ‘Saturday Night Live’ Promo: I’m a Felon

 

– Margot Robbie and Kate McKinnon speak in a promotion for “Saturday Night Live” season 42 opener about the forthcoming presidential election. The actress claims she will not vote because she’s an Australian when questioned by the comedian on whom she’s going to vote. “I’m also a felon,” she says, probably referring to Harley Quinn, her “Suicide Squad” character.
McKinnon admits to Robbie in another sketch that in the studio she has loosened a raccoon and she has a crush on it. McKinnon suspects her of being terrible at girl chat, after Robbie’s uncomfortable response. They’ll dance at what the comic terms a pre-premiere pre-party later on.
Season 42 of “SNL” continues with Robbie as the first-time host and The Weeknd as a musical guest. In the first episode, the show will discuss the 2016 presidential election, with Alec Baldwin recently tapped to play Donald Trump following the departure of Taran Killam.

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