Barbie and her friends stumble onto a movie set and get cast as extras. But their friendship is tested when one of the girls makes a quick rise to stardom.
Eric Fogel
Director
Kathleen Barr
Madison (voice)
Kelly Sheridan
Barbie (voice)
Nicole Bouma
Chelsea (voice)
Tegan Moss
Nolee (voice)
Meghan Black
Delancey (voice)
Saffron Henderson
Audra (voice)
Terry Klassen
Jim (voice)
Alessandro Juliani
River (voice)
Shane Meier
Ellis (voice)
Kirby Morrow
Hudson (voice)
Mark Hildreth
Sutton (voice)
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