Margot Robbie is finally ready to move on from Barbie-mania.

After spending the last year consumed by the Mattel movie, the 33-year-old has started filming her next project, A Big Bold Beautiful Journey and was spotted on the Los Angeles set of the film on Friday. 

She dressed comfortably in an oversized sweater and a pair of baggy jeans, which appeared to be the wardrobe of her character. 

Between takes, the Australian star listened to music on a pair of headphones and sipped a cup of coffee.

Margot Robbie filmed scenes for her new movie A Big Bold Beautiful Journey in Los Angeles on Friday

She dressed comfortably in an oversized sweater and a pair of baggy jeans, which appeared to be the wardrobe of her character

Unlike her usual effervescent self, Robbie seemed serious and deep in thought while filming.  

Both Robbie and co-star Collin Farrell signed on to the film back in early February – which is Robbie’s first project since the global blockbuster Barbie.

The drama is described as, ‘An imaginative tale of two strangers and the unbelievable journey that connects them.’

South Korean filmmaker Kogonada is directing from a script by Seth Reiss (The Menu), with the writer also set to produce. 

Imperative Entertainment’s Dan Friedkin, Bradley Thomas and Ryan Friedkin will produce, along with Youree Henley, while Kogonada will executive produce.

The announcement of Robbie starring in this film came just after she hinted in a Deadline interview that she may take a break from acting.

‘I also think everyone’s probably sick of the sight of me for now. I should probably disappear from screens for a while,’ she said.

Between takes, the Australian star listened to music on a pair of headphones and sipped a cup of coffee

Robbie is also set to produce the film version of iconic board game, Monopoly – but the premise has left fans baffled

‘Honestly, if I did another movie too soon, people would say, “Her again? We just did a whole summer with her. We’re over it,”‘ she said.

She added, ‘I don’t know what I’ll do next, but I hope it’s a little while away.’

Outside of Barbie, Robbie worked on the arthouse hit Saltburn in a producer capacity, preferring to remain off camera.