Barbie: Princess Charm School Page #4

Synopsis: Barbie stars as Blair, a kind-hearted girl who is chosen to attend Princess Charm School. In this magical place, she makes new friends and discovers that there's a princess in every girl!
Director(s): Ezekiel Norton
Production: Kidtoon Films
 
IMDB:
6.4
TV-Y
Year:
2011
81 min
4,171 Views


I don't know any

of the legends.

So missing out.

Isla, go.

My fave's a simple one.

Gardania's magical crown.

Gardania's magical

crown?

Ow!

Oh, no.

Ugh! You again?

I'm so sorry.

What is with you?

You're a walking disaster!

I don't think Delancy and I

are going to hang out much.

That's okay, you'll be

hanging out with us.

Better believe it. And wait

till classes start tomorrow.

I bet you can do

anything she can do.

Sure, I can do

anything she can do.

I cannot do

anything she can do.

Poise. Proper poise

commands respect,

a necessity for anyone

in the royal life.

Thank you, Delancy.

Now, princesses,

lady royals,

let's see what

you can do, hmm.

Start with one book

and glide, glide.

Smoothly, gracefully.

I can balance a tray of coffee

cups for customers, right?

Of course, I've never

done it on my head.

Hadley, you're tenderizing

your brains. Stop.

That's lovely, Isla.

Thank you,

Dame Devin.

If you want to be the crazy

princess who hears music in her head.

Whoa!

Lorraine, you're practicing

poise, not lifting weights.

Like a princess, Josette,

not a migrating duck.

Portia.

What?

You're

doing fine.

Come on. Come on!

Do it for Emily.

Did you get those

shoes at a garage sale?

Is it nap time?

How come

nobody told me?

You. What do you have

to say for this disaster?

It was an

accident, Dame Devin.

I was trying...

Stand up.

You're the lottery

girl, aren't you?

Yes, Dame Devin.

I should have known.

Meet my eyes, girl.

A true lady royal

never hangs her head.

Mother? You were going

to say something to Blair?

Yes!

You are utterly unfit

for the royal life!

I want you out

of this class!

You might also think about whether

someone from your station in life

should even stay someplace where

you so clearly don't belong!

I understand.

They're serving

strawberry swirl today!

Thank you, Miranda.

Don't let Dame Devin bug you.

Legend has it she's

actually a reptile alien

from the other side

of the universe.

You know what really

bugs me, Portia?

Yodeling hand puppets?

When a commoner like Blair

comes to Princess Charm School,

she makes it less special.

She makes us

less special.

She does?

She totally does.

Specialness is like

this piece of cake.

There's only so

much to go around.

If Blair takes a

huge chunk of it,

what's left for us?

You stole my cake!

Not me.

Blair!

How dare she!

I wanted that cake.

Don't worry. I have

a feeling she won't

be around to steal

cake much longer.

Wickellia!

Yes, your

Royal Sneakiness?

So we're coming around showing

everyone our school spirit cheer.

'Cause when

you've got spirit,

it's what we

want to hear!

Thanks, Lorraine. Josette.

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Elise Allen

Elise Allen is an author and a television writer. She has been active as a writer since 1996. Allen has been nominated for two Daytime Emmy Awards, for Outstanding Writing in a Pre-School Animated Program and Outstanding Writing in Animation for Dinosaur Train (2009). Allen's TV writing work includes The Lion Guard, Dinosaur Train, Sid the Science Kid, and some Barbie (film series) movies. She is the author of the "Gabby Duran and the Unsittables" middle-grade book series, as well as the chapter book series "Jim Henson's Enchanted Sisters", and the stand-alone novel Populazzi. She has also co-authored Hilary Duff's "Elixir" series, and Bella Thorne's "Autumn Falls" series. more…

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