In addition to the movie posters, Variety spotted the yellow brick road leading to Oz just inside the venue.
Fans were quick to spot “The Wizard of Oz” playing at Barbieland’s movie theater. Of course, not all the details are references to the Barbie universe. (She and her twin brother, Todd, were both discontinued in 1971.) A couple have featured roles - but do you know their backstories? Michael Cera plays Allan, who was designed to be Ken’s “buddy” and can fit into all his clothes, while Emerald Fennell pops up as Midge, who (controversially) was Barbie’s pregnant bestie.īarbie’s sister Skipper makes a cameo, but there’s also a reference to their little sister Tutti, who was released in 1965. Then, there’s the lineup of discontinued dolls. For instance, there’s a Pegasus statue carved into a rock on Barbieland’s beach, which evokes the 2005 film “The Magic of Pegasus,” while a poster of Barbie dressed as a fairy nods to the 2011 movie “A Fairy Secret.” Mattel’s “Barbie” magazine is featured at the Barbie’s sleepover, So, with that in mind, Variety scrubbed through the footage to find all the hidden details in Gerwig’s “Barbie” world.įirst, there are the references to other Barbie movies.
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