Australian Logie winners who became Hollywood stars
Margot Robbie
Margot Robbie has transformed into an extraordinary actress and style icon.
But during her humble beginnings on local television, Robbie scored two Logies – Popular Female Talent in 2009 and Popular Actress in 2011.
And it seems Robbie enjoyed every minute at Australian TV's night of nights.
Speaking about the Logies while on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the Suicide Squad star lifted the lid on what really goes on at the awards.
"The Logies are the funnest award shows ever," she told the late-night host in 2019.
"I haven't been for a decade now. It's like the Wild West … They're just a big piss-up, everyone gets absolutely hammered."
She recalled passing out in one of the toilet stalls during her second Logies outing.
"I came out and it was such a weird, surreal experience because there was no one around … for a second in my drunken state, I was like, 'Did I die? Is this purgatory? Am I in between heaven and hell right now? This is so weird'."
Margot Robbie
Robbie is a serious Hollywood power player now, with multiple Oscar nominations and hit movies to her name – both as a star and a producer.
Some of her most-loved movies including Barbie, Bombshell, Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood and Suicide Squad.
Isabel Lucas
Isabel Lucas won the Silver Logie for most popular New Female Talent at the 2004 Logies, before she found fame in the US.
Isabel Lucas
After starring on Home And Away, Lucas scored major film roles in Transformers, Red Dawn and The Water Diviner, as well as the new iteration of iconic '90s series MacGyver.
Melissa George
Melissa George, pictured in 2005, is another Logies veteran.
She has one a total of seven Logies since 1995, even scoring the Gold Logie twice in a row.
Melissa George
In 2003, George managed to land a role on Friends as Ross and Rachel's nanny Molly, and went on to star in several Hollywood blockbusters.
Kylie Minogue
Pop icon Kylie Minogue is a seasoned Logie winner.
The former Neighbours star won the coveted Best New Talent award in 1988 at just 20.
She went on to score eight more Logies over the years, including the coveted Gold Logie in 1989.
Kylie Minogue
It goes without saying that Minogue is a bona fide Aussie entertainment icon, whose career has gone from strength to strength in the days since her Logie wins.
Chris Hemsworth
It wasn't long before executives in Tinseltown recognised his talent.
He landed his first movie role in Star Trek in 2009 and joined Marvel in 2011, and the rest is history.
Asher Keddie
Keddie's first big step into Hollywood productions came in 2009 with X-Men Origins: Wolverine, in which she played Dr Carol Frost.
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