The producer and director of the film about the famous Mattel doll would not be disappointed at all without being nominated for an Oscar, on the contrary.
On January 23rd, to everyone’s surprise, we learned that despite the incredible success barbie, Margot Robbie was not nominated for an Oscar for Best Actress, nor even Greta Gerwig for Best Director. On the other hand, Ryan Gosling, who plays the role of Ken, is in the running for the Best Supporting Actor statuette. A decision that angered fans and caused a lot of ink to flow, not least because of the irony of the situation. Because as a reminder, the film condemns the workings of a patriarchal society.
Looking for the perfect idea
But according to Daily Mail:, far from admitting defeat, Margot Robbie, who also produced the film, and Greta Gerwig are seriously considering continuing the adventure in the world of Barbie. In an article published this Thursday, February 15, a source told the British tabloid that the two women “would like to return to show that the first film was not a fluke and to make sure that the sequel is even better.” “Many fans want a sequel and Greta, Margot and Ryan have talked about the possibility, but the idea has to be perfect,” they revealed. It’s a serious challenge when we know that with $1.2 billion in worldwide revenue, barbie became the highest-grossing film directed by a woman, surpassing Captain Marvel By Anna Boden ($1.1 billion).
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A big challenge
But his success is not only financial. Despite not being nominated for an Oscar, Margot Robbie wanted to remember her joy at Barbie’s eight other nominations, including best picture, best supporting actress for America Ferrera, best supporting actor for Ryan Gosling, best costumes and best adapted screenplay for Gerwig and Gerwig. Noah Baumbach.
“People’s reaction to this movie is the most important thing,” he announced after his film’s screening in Los Angeles on January 30. When I see all the discussions this has caused, how many people are wearing pink in this room today? I have never experienced this. I’ve been to superhero blockbusters, which are very popular, but the feeling was different. I can’t think of another film that has had such a cultural impact. It’s amazing to be in the thick of it.”
Source: Le Figaro
