2015·Animation·1h 24m
6.7
★
When royal Princess Courtney trades places with famous rock star Erika, two worlds collide while both learn to appreciate new friends and experiences.
Directed by Karen J. Lloyd
princess
based on toy
female protagonist
swap roles
3d animation
music
Rank
#92 in 2015·#4359 overall
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Cast
Kelly Sheridan
Princess Courtney / Svetlana Petranova (voice)
Chiara Zanni
Erika Juno (voice)
Bethany Brown
Princess Genevieve / Allegra James (voice)
Devyn Dalton
Zia (voice)
Michael Dobson
Finn Oxford (voice)
Rachel Drance
Rayna (voice)
Alessandro Juliani
Clive / Prince Reginald (voice)
Peter Kelamis
Eddie (voice)
Omari Newton
Marcus (voice)
Nicole Oliver
Lady Anne (voice)
Shaun Smyth
Phillip (voice)
Kira Tozer
Princess Olivia / Stevie (voice)
Crew
Teresa Espinosa
Choreographer
Ruth Handler
Characters
Popular Reviews
482 reviews
ilinca
10.0★ · 03/10/26
best soundtrack best characters best outfits BEST BARBIE MOVIE
i genuinely think i've listened to these songs a million times and ill truly never get tired of them
i genuinely think i've listened to these songs a million times and ill truly never get tired of them
best soundtrack best characters best outfits BEST BARBIE MOVIE
i genuinely think i've listened to these songs a million times and ill truly never get tired of them
i genuinely think i've listened to these songs a million times and ill truly never get tired of them
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Souhailahms
4.0★ · 07/15/26
Le script du film fait 3 lignes ou quoi pcq c’est pauvre en dialogue et en plot
Le script du film fait 3 lignes ou quoi pcq c’est pauvre en dialogue et en plot
Roradelreys
9.0★ · 07/09/26
“Everyone’s got a talent; you just need to let it out.”
Barbie in Rock ’N Royals might have been inspired by Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper, yet it explores a beautiful theme of its own. It shows how people can feel uncomfortable with change and reject it because they fear they might not fit in or be good enough. However, unless we try, we’ll never know what we’re capable of. Along with this, the movie also explores how two things can be equally important and one doesn’t have to be considered more important than the other for people to appreciate and love it.
Barbie in Rock ’N Royals might have been inspired by Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper, yet it explores a beautiful theme of its own. It shows how people can feel uncomfortable with change and reject it because they fear they might not fit in or be good enough. However, unless we try, we’ll never know what we’re capable of. Along with this, the movie also explores how two things can be equally important and one doesn’t have to be considered more important than the other for people to appreciate and love it.
“Everyone’s got a talent; you just need to let it out.”
Barbie in Rock ’N Royals might have been inspired by Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper, yet it explores a beautiful theme of its own. It shows how people can feel uncomfortable with change and reject it because they fear they might not fit in or be good enough. However, unless we try, we’ll never know what we’re capable of. Along with this, the movie also explores how two things can be equally important and one doesn’t have to be considered more important than the other for people to appreciate and love it.
Barbie in Rock ’N Royals might have been inspired by Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper, yet it explores a beautiful theme of its own. It shows how people can feel uncomfortable with change and reject it because they fear they might not fit in or be good enough. However, unless we try, we’ll never know what we’re capable of. Along with this, the movie also explores how two things can be equally important and one doesn’t have to be considered more important than the other for people to appreciate and love it.
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chae
7.0★ · 04/06/26
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