Barbie - fashion magic in Paris

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Movie
German title Barbie - fashion magic in Paris
Original title Barbie: A Fashion Fairy Tale
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 2010
length 82 minutes
Age rating FSK 0
Rod
Director William Lau
script Elise Allen
production Shawn McCorkindale
music BC Smith
synchronization

Barbie - Modezauber in Paris (original title Barbie: A Fashion Fairy Tale ) is an American animated film from 2010. It is a direct-to-DVD production by Rainmaker Entertainment in cooperation with Mattel Entertainment , directed by William Lau . The film is distributed by Universal Pictures .

action

Barbie is a successful actress. During a film shoot, there is an argument with the director, who then fires Barbie. When she receives a call from her boyfriend Ken, he tells her that he wants to end the relationship. Barbie then packs her bags and travels to Paris to visit her aunt Millicent, who runs a fashion house there. Once there, however, Barbie realizes that it is threatened with closure and that her aunt has already sold it.

Meanwhile it turns out that the call did not come from Ken, but was faked by her opponent Raquelle. Ken decides to follow Barbie to Paris to clear up the matter. With the help of the three glitter fairies Shyne, Shimmer and Glimmer, Barbie designs a new collection together with the shy designer Alice and her aunt and successfully presents it at a fashion show . Her aunt is commissioned to make 10,000 dresses and can use the proceeds to buy back the fashion house. Ken also arrives in Paris in the meantime and can clear up the misunderstanding.

background

The film is the 18th part of a series of films with the Barbie doll as an animated character. It was released in German-speaking countries on September 16, 2010 exclusively on DVD; the German first broadcast was on October 9, 2010 on the TV station Super RTL .

synchronization

The German dubbing was done by the dubbing studio SDI Media. The dialogue book comes from Nana Spier , who was also responsible for the dubbing direction.

role English speaker German speaker
Barbie Diana Kaarina Ilona Otto
Ken Adrian Petriw Gerrit Schmidt-Foss
Marie-Alicia Tabitha St. Germain Julia Meynen
Aunt Millicent Patricia Drake Joseline Gassen
Jacqueline Alexa Devine Anna Carlsson
Dolphins Shannon Chan-Kent Jennifer White
Sequin Brandy Kopp Jennifer White
Teresa Maryke Hendrikse Giuliana Jakobeit
Grace Kandyse McClure Esra Vural
Raquelle Brittney Irvin Esra Vural


Individual evidence

  1. ↑ German synchronous card index : Barbie: Modezauber in Paris ; Retrieved October 2, 2011

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