is continuing to wow fans with her impressive talents.

In a resurfaced video shared to social media, the Barbie star, 33, is seen talking in sign language to a fan while at a premiere.

Robbie attended the UK premiere for her film Amsterdam in September last year, where she happily greeted members of the public and posed for photos.

The video, which was taken at the red carpet event, shows the actress using Auslan to communicate with a deaf fan.

She appeared to say ‘nice to meet you’, to the fan before they posed for a photo together.

‘She’s amazing I love her,’ one user replied to the video.

‘This woman is literally perfect,’ another added.

One fan said: ‘As if we needed another reason to love her!’

Many also praised the actress for going out of her way to speak to the fan.

‘She really took time to free her hands and slot qris communicate with a fan to make them seen. She’s so precious,’ someone tweeted.

Robbie’s big budget and highly anticipated summer movie Barbie was released last week. 

The 33-year-old actress plays the title role of the Mattel wonder opposite Ryan Gosling as her beau Ken in a live-action movie directed by Greta Gerwig.

It comes after DailyMail.com of Robbie when she was the age when most girls collect Barbie and all her add-ons like her pink convertible, pets, bicycle and dreamy Malibu beach house.

In photos that have hardly ever been published, Margot appears to be a sweet young kid with thick bangs and a wide smile who is ready for adventure.

The movie star was born Margot Elise Robbie on July 2, 1990 and seemed to have a normal upbringing in Australia.

She did not grow up in a big city but rather in the country in Dalby, Queensland.Dalby is a rural town in the Western Downs Region, Queensland, Australia. The population of Dalby is about 15,000 people.

Her father Doug Robbie was a farm-owner and sugarcane tycoon. Her educated mother was Sarie Kessler, a physiotherapist.

Little Margot was far from an only child as she had siblings.They are Anya, Lachlan and Cameron.

But crisis hit the family early on as her parents split up with the future A list movie star was only five-years-old.

After the marriage crumbled, the kids lived with their mother Sarie at a Gold Coast farm owned by one of their grandparents.The farm was called Currumbin Valley.  

Margot did not see much of her dad after the split.

Robbie thrived anyhow as she became athletic learning gymnastics.

It has been claimed that her mother entered her in the circus as a trapeze artist after having received a certificate at age eight.

But soon acting came calling for the cheerful blonde.While still in high school she appeared in two small budget films: Vigilante and I.C.U.

She studied drama at Somerset College where she first honed her skills.

But money was not easy when she was at college and she had to work odd jobs to pay for the basics.

At one point she lived off tips as a bartender and also took to cleaning houses for extra cash.

It has been claimed that she also made sandwiches at a Subway chain.

After she graduated from Somerset she went into acting in Melbourne, picking up commercials to get by.

She made her television debut in a 2008 guest role as Caitlin Brentford in the drama series City Homicide and followed this with a two-episode arc in the children’s television series The Elephant Princess, in which she starred alongside Liam Hemsworth but her first big hit was Neighbours in 2008.She was on the show until 2011.

Next came Hollywood. She got a small role on Pan Am (2011) then was in the movie About Time (2013).

Robbie’s breakthrough came with Martin Scorsese’s 2013 film The Wolf of Wall Street. 

While promoting her new Barbie movie Margot said she really never played with dolls as a kid.

She said she was not into playing indoors with toys as she was more of a ‘roll-around-in-the-mud kind of gal’ though her sister and cousins did have the dolls.

When asked about her memories of playing with Barbie dolls, she said, ‘I didn’t personally have any that I can recall.’

But when she did play with dolls they were not picture perfect.

‘I think they were all so janky because they were not well cared for.They were all weird Barbies,’ she added.