VIDEO: Ewan McGregor Talks BIRDS OF PREY on GOOD MORNING AMERICA

By: Sarah Leiber Feb. 05, 2020

The actor plays a mob boss who takes on Harley Quinn in the first all-female superhero movie, starring Margot Robbie.

Watch the clip from "Good Morning America" below!

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