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Barbie: Princess Charm School (2011)

Barbie stars as Blair, a waitress in the kingdom of Gardania, who is chosen to go to Princess Charm School, a magical school where students learn to be a princess.
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Barbie stars as Blair, a waitress in the kingdom of Gardania, who is chosen to go to Princess Charm School, a magical school where students learn to be a princess.

Rating:G
Genre:Family, Animation, Fantasy
Directed By:Ezekiel Norton
Written By:Elise Allen, Kati Rocky
In Theaters:9/13/2011
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Rainmaker Entertainment, Mattel

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Ezekiel Norton

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Diana Kaarina

Blair (voice)

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Morwenna Banks

Miss Privet (voice)

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Nicole Oliver

Dame Devin (voice)

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Brittney Wilson

Delancy (voice)

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Ali Liebert

Portia / Hadley (voice)

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Shannon Chan-Kent

Isla (voice)

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Madeleine Peters

Emily (voice)

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Lee Tockar

Male Announcer (voice)

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Cathy Weseluck

Female Announcer / Keypad (voice)

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Ellen Kennedy

Blair's Mom (voice)

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Vincent Tong

Prince Nicholas / Guard #2 (voice)

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