Margot Robbie didn't feel like an adult until she learned to say "no"

She said: "I didn't suddenly feel like an adult at 17 because I moved away from home and was living on my own.

"That didn't make me feel like an adult, that made me feel like a kid who was trying to do grown-up things. I am only now really starting to feel like an adult by just learning to say 'no' to things.

"That's been the biggest part of growing up for me; saying 'no' and having the balls to say 'no'.

"I have always been a yes person, so I feel much more of an adult and in control of my life when I can say, 'No, I know what I want and I know that that is not it and I am not going to do it!' "

Margot found it "scary" when she first moved to Melbourne for 'Neighbours' but it also boosted her confidence.

She told the January digital issue of GLAMOUR UK magazine: "I didn't know anyone in Melbourne and that was scary. I definitely had those moments of, 'I can do it, I am an independent woman' and then 'Holy sh*t, this is so hard and scary, maybe I can't.'

"I had a lot of those moments when I first started working on 'Neighbours' and was just trying to figure out life."

After leaving the daytime soap, Margot moved to the US and the 'Wolf of Wall Street' star enjoyed getting to make a "fresh start" as no one knew who she was there.

She added: "Then, the next big start was three years later when I moved to America and that felt like I totally had a fresh, clean slate because no one in America knew who I was.

"Maybe some people had heard of 'Neighbours', but they had never seen it, so I got my anonymity back for a while, which was a liberating feeling that definitely made it feel like a fresh start.

"I got to rebuild who I wanted to be and how I wanted my career to look or feel."

Read the full interviews with Margot and her 'Birds of Prey' co-stars at https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/article/birds-of-prey-cast-interview