Margot Robbie Explains The Saying "We're Not Here To F*ck Spiders" | The Graham Norton Show 

Daniel Kaluuya: His mom: Imma end this man's whole career

I actually think this should have been titled with reference to the Swedish saying: 'You can't just expect to come sliding in here on a shrimp sandwich."

No Graham, in Australia the spider f*cks you.

Title about Margot in a 3 min video where she only speaks in the last 5 seconds!!

98% Daniel and Alicia, 2% Margot making a random comment.

I love how not-prude this show is. On American talkshows the host would be like "No, you can't say that".

Daniel Kaluuya is so funny

That is the most Australian thing I've ever heard Edit: It's been one year and it seems Australians can't tell the difference between "most Australian thing I've ever heard" and "sentence most uttered in Australia"

Alicia Vikander is married to Michael Fassbender.... wow their babies are gonna rule the world

I didn't know he was British. His accent was really good.

Some more Swedish sayings that doesn’t translate very well: Well, then there is no cow on the ice. There is no danger on the roof.

And this is why the Norton show wont work in the USA, Americans have to be fake and puritanical on TV, no cursing or drinking alcohol or being real, which is the charm of this show.

“Doing a poop in the blue cabinet” is what Doctor Who calls a number two.

I love Margot Robbie legitimately trying to explain like "it'd be difficult to try and f*ck a spider"

Graham: "But, in Australia you COULD find a spider to f*ck." 🤣🤣

When Margot is laughing, her accent always slips and I love it!!

I LOVE to watch this show. Just let it run in the background all day. Sometimes cllick over to see what's happeneing. But just the energy is SO POSITIVE it makes my day better just by being in the background. Thank You Graham.

I can say that I’ve literally watched Graham Norton’s shows ALL fekkin day, have gone legless from laughter and would do it all over again. Started for me with Father Noel - he’s absolute gas!!!

Daniel's mom started the 'I'm gonna end this mans whole career' meme.

Love this. Adult conversation but not in the least flirty or shockjock-y. Why on earth isn't EVERY damn talk show like this?

Graham Norton remains the show to watch because of moments like these. No pretend censorship of any kind.

Gotta love how Robbie just came in and stole the whole bit right at the end. The extras setup the joke and she gets the laughs.

Love Daniel Kaluuya. What a down to earth, funny guy.

I love how him and Allison shared a drink

Shout-out Vikander haven't seen her in a while. How's it been.

"Margot robbie mentions australia has a saying" fixed the title

"You can't just expect to come sliding in here on a shrimp sandwich." This reminds me of those corporate CEOs who went to Washington to beg for the government bailout in their private jets some years ago.

1:10 why did he gave his drink away like that 😂😂😂

Alicia's tone of voice let me perfectly understand her Swedish idioms, and I appreciate that.

Let the spiders go and back away slowly!

*“We’re not here to f*ck spiders” has got to be the greatest saying in the history of mankind.*

Since comment section is about weird expressions in other languages too, here's another one: In greek, someone who is extremely lucky is called "wide-assed". There's also a noun for it "wideassery". No sense whatsoever.

Reminds me of Gino when he says if your grandmother had wheels she would be a bicycle.

Be honest, the spiders in Australia are more likely to f_k u!

Alicia blushing when talking about Swedish expressions is so adorable

Here after Daniel’s Oscar speech 😂 Can’t wait to hear what his mum had to say about her shout out!

That was a GREAT group on the couch. They have to become great buddies after all that fun they just had.

Anyone else notice that Daniel Kaluuya pronounces his K's like clicks?

My favourite Swedish expression is "He's alright, he's just a little round under his feet". It means someone is tipsy.

In russian we have saying “to put noodles on someone’s ears” means to fool smb or lie

Oh, if only our talk shows, on this side of the pond, was like Grahams'.

I love how Margot said it’d be difficult. “Difficult, but not impossible!”

The Graham Norton show is one of my favourites, hilarious always !

"Be careful as swailing (burning under control; like for agriculture) a roof made of wood shingles." - A very rare Finnish saying.

3:15 spider staring at me like *_heyyy sexy 😏_*

Title should be: 'Daniel Kaluuya being adorable for 1 minute, Margot Robbie being all of Straya for 5 seconds'

Australian swearing is definitely up there are some of the best use of the English language you’ll ever hear 😂

LMAO. Their sayings are hilarious. I may start saying just to watch the expressions on my family and friends faces. 😁

Norton is Irish Royalty as far as I am concerned - every one of his guests is a gem, so... :D

Since it's almost the last sentence of the video, I'll save you 3 minutes: she basically says it means "Let's get on with it."

This expression also exists in French but with a different insect: "On est pas là pour e.....r des mouches." We're not here to f... flies.

I got whiplash from the sheer amount of talent on that couch, damn.

As much as I love this show, the clip titles are barely representative of the clips, a lot of times.

“having a shrimp sandwich is fancy” come on down to louisiana haha

46 years Aussie, never heard it but I love it. Alao learned from the comments two other aussie phrases, that I also love and plan to use but never heard. But what is amazing is how one person is like "yeah all the time. I live in SA so might be a local thing." Next comment, "Lived in SA for 98 years, dont know what shes talking about..." This would make a great paper on the origin and spread of phrases in a country. Also learned that the funniest way to use it is not how she explains it in the video.

You know Margot is so Aussie when she rests her drink on the couch.

Daniel Kaluuya is such a talented actor, he’s never played the same kind of character twice.

Gotta love Margot! Top effort love, doing us proud!

Here in Brazil we have a saying that literally translates to “the snake will smoke”

Margot is just beautiful

I genuinely love this show so much!

It's usually said more politely than that in a work environment, "We're not here to Fornicate Arachnid's".

The story about Daniel K's Mom has me deceased 😂😂

In french, we say that "we aren't here to sodomize flies".

The Italian equivalent of the Australian spider saying goes like this: "we are not here to comb dolls" (non siamo qui a pettinar le bambole). Certainly less expressive, I prefer the OZ one.

If Margot Robbie told me she wants to meet my mum I’d probably fall over

As an Australian, I know a thing or two about fkucing spiders. ... alright, settle down, I have some idea where and how that saying originated and why it's become part of the Australian culture. In Feb March '42, when the Australian Auxiliary Force (made up largely of Army Reserves) marched up the Kakoda Track to meet the Japanese, there was some discussion about the wildlife, including the large spiders, you could saddle one and enter the Melbourne Cup - you could slap it and see if it cooked you eggs for breakfast - and that lead to the question of whether you'd fkuced it first. So when the men arrived at the forward position, the officer in charge asked if they'd come to help him fight the Japanese, and the commander of the reserves answered "Well we're not here to fkuc spiders."

1:08 There are 5 glasses of water. Why did Daniel Kaluuya give his water to Allison? Why didn't he just put it on the table?

Daniel concerned and going "..what does it mean? WHAT DOES IT MEAN..?"😂

53 years here in Australia, bought up in the country, live in Brissy now.....never heard it. 🤔🤔😳

Margots saying is from far north NSW , same as me . Ive heard it all my life .🤣🤣

With Margot and Daniel, two brilliant actors whose natural accents always throw me so far off because I’m only familiar with their roles in American films. At least with Idris Elba we saw him in Luther where he’s using his natural accent, so I’m used to it now. But after seeing Daniel in Sicario I remember seeing him in an interview and insisting it couldn’t be the same person. It’s not just the accent but his speech pattern. He speaks so quickly! He’s a remarkable performer.

Alicia Vikander: "In Sweden we have such weird sayings." Margot Robbie: "Hold my beers." (She's Australian, so I'm just assuming she's double parked and had multiple beers)

never been this early to a Graham video

3:03 - Margot Robbie "We're Not Here To F*ck Spiders" 🤣🤣🤣

I was like. Omg like. Like like like like. Where Miriam when you need her.

I'm an Aussie and a Queenslander...never heard that in my life.

"Kicked the bucket' and "takes the biscuit" roll off the tongue beautifully if you're not from England try popping them into conversation, it's fun😊

Him giving that drink to back to here makes this. Its clearly so chill

When Margot says the F word it makes even more attractive! Must be an Aussie thing

great in depth and extensive explanation of that phrase, basically a documentary about that phrase

In my family we say about something that’s really small is “tighter than a gnat’s nadge.” A gnat is like a tiny fly and a nadge is well, a part of the fly.

I worked on drilling rigs from QLD to WA in the late 80's early 90's and heard it quite often.

It doesn't mean "let's get on with it". It's a saying you use when something is obvious. Like if you're in a pub and your friend asks if you want a beer, you'd say "well we're not here to f*ck spiders".

Was wondering how that "spiders" phrase could ever be Swedish, then Margot provided the "ah" moment.

Oh man I love all those. Cant wait to use the shrimp sandwich one.

We have "the prawn sandwich brigade" meaning posh people invading working class pursuits

"In swedish we have the same Rs....?" Me: *shocked* did she just--oh.. oh okay

Omg Grahams last comment!! I died laughing! !! This is actually my ghost writing this....a litteral ghost writer😅😅

Good on Posh Kenneth for getting so far! :)

lets talk about how public urination is called "wild peeing" in dutch

Jim Carrey is coming. 😍😍😍

I love how the person who decides what to call the video is thinking "ok, so we'll probably call this, something about his disaster mum right?" "No no Bill, wait til you get to the end"

Danish saying: "Thanks for coffee" meaning "Oh my god"

a saying we have in persian that roughly translates to camel see no see.

Daniel kaaluya is great, I’ve become a big fan of his since Graham Norton appearances

1:08 lol, why are they sharing water?

I was born and raised in Australia and have never heard that saying. I will use it though....🤣😂🤣😂

last 10 seconds is margot robbie's thing

Vikander's voice is so, musical, amazing