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Barbie: Big City, Big Dreams
Barbie meets another Barbie Roberts, forming a close friendship, nicknaming each other Malibu and Brooklyn when they both attend the Handlers, Performing Art School in NYC, over the summer, competing for a spot at the spotlight solo.
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Barbie meets another Barbie Roberts, forming a close friendship, nicknaming each other Malibu and Brooklyn when they both attend the Handlers, Performing Art School in NYC, over the summer, competing for a spot at the spotlight solo.
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Genre:Animation, Music, Family
Written By:Kate Splaine, Christopher Keenan
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Mattel Television, Mattel, Mainframe Studios
Cast
Scott Pleydell-Pearce
Director
America Young
Malibu (Barbie) (voice)
Amber Eliese May
Brooklyn (Barbie) (voice)
Giselle Fernández
Emmie (Lee) (voice)
Alejandro Saab
Rafa (voice)
Dinora Walcott
Dean Morrison (voice)
Joshua Tomar
Mr. Miller (voice)
Greg Chun
George (voice)
Lisa Fuson
Margaret (voice)
Ritesh Rajan
Ken / Student (voice)
Cassandra Lee Morris
Stacie (voice)
Kirsten Day
Skipper / Student (voice)
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