Fan CastingBarbie Princess and the Pauper (Genderswap)
Barbie La princesa y la plebeya (Cambio de género)
by Fabian Macias
Story added by fabianmaciasrodriguez on May 25, 2025
Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper (conocida como Barbie en la princesa y la plebeya en Latinoamérica y Barbie: La princesa y la costurera en España) es una película que se estrenó el 28 de septiembre de 2004 hecha con animación por ordenador y lanzada directamente en vídeo.[1] Es el primer musical en la serie de películas de Barbie, configurándose como la cuarta entrega en dicha serie de filmes.[2] Está vagamente basada en el cuento El príncipe y el mendigo, de Mark Twain.read more
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Fan Casting Roles for Barbie Princess and the Pauper (Genderswap)
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Alonso (Anneliese)
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Austin Butler
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Erick (Erika)
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Timothée Chalamet
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Julieta (Julian)
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Emmy Rossum
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Dorotea (Dominick)
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Lily Collins
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King Gerónimo (Queen Genevieve)
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Jeremy Irons
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The Lady Preminger
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Mindy Sterling
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