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Synopsis: In her first animated musical featuring seven original songs, Barbie comes to life in this modern re-telling of a classic tale of mistaken identity and the power of friendship. Based on the story by Mark Twain, Barbie as The Princess and The Pauper features Barbie in an exciting dual role as a princess and a poor village girl - two girls who look amazingly alike. The girls' paths are fated to cross when Princess Anneliese is captured and Erika, her look-alike, must try to save her. Can Erika pretend to be the Princess and foil her captor, the evil Preminger? And what of the handsome King Dominick, who falls in love with Erika, mistaking her for Princess Anneliese? In this magical musical performance, two beautiful, adventurous girls dare to follow their dreams and discover that destiny is written in a very special place: your heart.
Director(s): William Lau
Production: Universal Pictures
  6 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.8
NOT RATED
Year:
2004
85 min
9,017 Views


And the moment that I get back

I will show them who's the boss

You can bet your bullion

there'll be no "I do"'s

Yes, suppose the girl goes missing

So the king says "au revoir"

Then I find her, bring her back,

and make the news

Then the Queen will be so grateful

That she'll pledge the heir to moi

And I'll humbly tell her

"How can I refuse?"

When our ceremony's over

I'll arise and take the throne

And that nitwit

Anneliese can kiss my shoe

For the Kingdom and the castle

will be mine and mine alone

If the crown should fit

then how can I refuse?

So... get..

ready with the roses and

stand by with the champagne

When you've got a brilliant

plan you never lose

Yes before the chapter closes

I'll be as big as Charlemagne

It's a thankless job... but

How can I refuse?

Enjoy it now, sister, 'cos it

ain't gonna be yours much longer.

Oh, please, having

delusions again, Midas?

Let's just say the throne's gonna

belong to my master, Preminger.

and anything belonging to him

ergo and ipso facto, belongs to me.

- You lose a tooth, Midas?

- My tooth?

No, no, not my tooth!

Ah you better hope you

got 9 lives, Serafina!

'Cos you're gonna need 'em all!

I am Ambassador Bismark, here

by invitation of the Queen.

King Dominick, you are

quite sure about this?

I am.

Come in!

Julian, perfect timing.

I classified this as iron pyrite.

Pretty, but not considered valuable.

- Commonly known as "fools gold".

- Well done, your Highness.

Your Highness? Why the sudden formality?

- It's just me.

- The Queen sent me.

Apparently the Ambassador has

arrived with a gift for you.

The Ambassador?

He's here already?

On behalf of King Dominick...

I present this engagement gift to you.

Oh! Thank you, Ambassador! Princess

Anneliese will be quite pleased.

May I enquire, Your Excellency, if

you've set a date for the wedding?

Will a week from today do?

Ah! Next week?

A most wise and thoughtful

decision, Your Majesty.

Excellent.

I will... er, send for King Dominick,

so that he may meet his new bride.

So happy.

Free to do whatever they want.

What do you think King

Dominick will be like?

Oh I'm sure he'll be... suitable.

Oh, I know it's the right thing to marry

him, but sometimes I wish... well...

Apparently he's a lover of music.

He plays 3 different instruments.

The dulcimer, the

trumpet, and the piano.

Anneliese...

you're going to need your cape.

I am?

Why?

There's nothing like some fresh

air and a change of scenery.

I wish it were that simple.

Come on, Serafina.

Ah, it feels so good to be

outside the castle walls.

Nobody knows who I am.

So, which one was your house?

More of a room, really.

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