Margot Robbie reveals the condition that made her accept the role of Barbie in new film

In an interview with the magazine Team, Margot Robbie the protagonist of “Barbie”, one of the most anticipated releases of the year revealed the reason that made her agree to participate in the production. The film directed by Greta Gerwig (“Little Women”), still features Ryan Gosling (“Diary of a Passion”) in the role of Ken and hits theaters on July 20th.

In the chat, the actress who will give life to one of the versions of the doll commented that her only condition for participating in the film was that it brought diversity, as she would not want to participate in a project in which only one version of the doll was shown. Barbie, as the doll itself brings an inspiring idea, especially for women, which is being able to do whatever you want.

“If Mattel hadn't made this change to have different types of Barbies, I don't think they would try to make a Barbie movie. I don't think you should say, 'This is the only version of what Barbie is, and this is what women should aspire to be, look like, and act.' he stated.

Check out the film's trailer below:

_{Official trailer for Barbie. (Video: Reproduction/YouTube)}

That's why the film plays with the idea of ​​showing multiple Barbies and Kens. In addition to being played by different actors, they all have unique personalities and styles. Therefore, while Robbie stars and plays the classic version with a preppy life, we will also have the opportunity to follow the president, doctor, writer and diplomat versions. As for the Kens, they will just be Ken.

In addition to Robbie and Ryan, the film's cast will also feature: Simu Liu (“Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”), Michael Cera (“Scott Pilgrim vs. the World”), Will Ferrell (“The Anchor”), Kate McKinnon (“Ghostbusters”), Issa Rae (“Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse”), Ncuti Gatwa (“Sex Education”), Hari Nef (“The Idol”) and Emma Mackey (“Sex Education”).

Featured photo: Margot Robbie plays Barbie in Live-Action. Reproduction/Instagram