Margot Robbie’s Barbie to Start Filming in 2022

Barbie Updates: Oscar-selected producer Greta Gerwig has authoritatively endorsed on to coordinate “Barbie,” the profoundly expected big-screen take on the notorious Mattel doll’s story, featuring Margot Robbie.

Gerwig has been ready for the Warner Bros. project since 2019 when the entertainer and producer endorsed on to co-composed the film’s content with Noah Baumbach. From that point forward, bits of hearsay have twirled that Gerwig had been peered toward to coordinate the task, yet the arrangement wasn’t authoritatively done.

Be that as it may, during her cover meet for British Vogue’s Aug. 2021 issue, Robbie nonchalantly noticed that Gerwig’s innovative vision would reach out past the screenplay and into the chief’s seat. Sources affirmed the improvement to Variety.

While talking about the film, the Oscar-designated entertainer and maker initially recognized that Barbie “accompanies a ton of stuff! What’s more, a lot of nostalgic associations.”

Concerning the creation status of “Barbie,” Gerwig and Baumbach are right now recording his most recent component “Background noise,” which Gerwig stars. After that task wraps, the pair will next direct their concentration toward the toy story, which is set to start off creation in mid-2022 at Warner Bros.’ Leavesden Studios in London. A 2023 dramatic delivery is arranged.

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News that Gerwig will take on coordinating obligations for the movie probably won’t come as an astonishment to a few, particularly given the entertainer and producer’s prosperity with her breakout includes 2017’s “Woman Bird” and 2019’s “Little Women,” which piled up a consolidated 11 Oscar designations and one win, including a gesture for Best Director (making Gerwig one of seven ladies at any point selected).

As Robbie noted in her remarks to Vogue, Gerwig’s admirers will be energetically anticipating the opportunity to perceive what her executive sensibilities bring to this new viewpoint on the plastic symbol.

Very little has been uncovered about the film’s plot, including insights regarding precisely which of Barbie’s plastic close friends will show up (What about Ken? Captain? Christie?). Yet, Robbie recently disclosed to Variety’s Marc Malkin that the film fills in as “an incredible chance to put some inspiration out on the planet and an opportunity to be optimistic for more youthful children.”

As well as featuring in the film, Robbie additionally creates the film, under her LuckyChap Entertainment creation standard, which is falling off its own Oscar-winning run for last year’s “Promising Young Woman.” Producers on “Barbie” likewise incorporate LuckyChap’s Tom Ackerley and Josey McNamara; Mattel’s Robbie Brenner and Ynon Kreiz; and David Heyman.