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| name = Barbie: Princess Charm School
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| director = Zeke Norton
| director = Zeke Norton
| producer = Shelley Tabbut
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| writer = [[Elise Allen]]
| story = Kati Rocky
| starring = [[Diana Kaarina]]<br>[[Morwenna Banks]]<br>[[Nicole Oliver]]<br>[[Brittney Wilson]]
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| editor =
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| studio = [[Rainmaker Entertainment]]
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* Brittney Wilson
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| music = BC Smith
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| distributor = [[Universal Studios Home Entertainment]]
| distributor = [[Universal Studios Home Entertainment]]
| released = {{Film date|2011|9|13}}
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'''''Barbie: Princess Charm School''''' is a 2011 animated [[fantasy film]] directed by Zeke Norton and produced by [[Mattel Entertainment]] (under the name of ''Barbie Entertainment'') with [[Rainmaker Entertainment]].<ref>{{cite web |title=Barbie: Princess Charm School |url=http://www.barbie.com/princess-charm-school/ |access-date=9 December 2013 |publisher=Barbie}}</ref> It was [[direct-to-video|released on DVD]] on September 13, 2011, and made its television debut on [[Nickelodeon]] two months later.<ref>{{Citation |last=Norton |first=Ezekiel |title=Barbie: Princess Charm School |date=2011-09-13 |url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2066832/?ref_=tt_ch |type=Animation, Family, Fantasy |publisher=Barbie Entertainment, Rainmaker Entertainment |access-date=2022-07-24}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |date=2015-03-08 |title=Barbie: Princess Charm School |url=https://www.uphe.com/movies/barbie-princess-charm-school |access-date=2022-07-24 |website=www.uphe.com |language=en-us}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://tvlistings.zap2it.com/tvlistings/ZCSGrid.do?stnNum=11006&channel=69|title=Nickelodeon TV listings|work=[[Zap2it]]|date=November 12, 2011|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20111112183134/http://tvlistings.zap2it.com/tvlistings/ZCSGrid.do?stnNum=11006&channel=69|archive-date=2011-11-12}}</ref>
'''''Barbie: Princess Charm School''''' is a direct-to-DVD, 2011-computer-animated film, directed by Zeke Norton, which was released on September 13, 2011 in the US and on August 28 in the UK.


The twentieth installment in the [[Barbie (film series)|''Barbie'' film series]], the plot follows Blair Willows, a teenage girl living in the kingdom of Gardania, who wins an annual lottery to attend a [[Finishing school|prestigious school]] where girls can train to become [[princess]]es or royal ladies. As Blair learns the ways of being a proper princess, she uncovers the mystery and secrets behind the kingdom's missing heiress to the throne.<ref>{{Citation |title=Barbie: Princess Charm School (Video 2011) – IMDb |url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2066832/plotsummary |access-date=2022-07-24}}</ref>
==Plot==
[[Barbie]] stars as Blair Willows, a kind-hearted, regular young girl who lives within the city of Gardania with her sickly mother and younger sister, while working vigorously as a waitress in order to help better support them.


== Description ==
When Blair comes home from working at "Cafe Gardania," Emily, her younger sister, is watching the annual "Princess Procession" on TV, which involves princesses from many other kingdoms coming to enroll at the original Princess Charm School (a magical, modern place which teaches dancing, how to have tea parties, and general, proper princess etiquette). In addition, each semester one commoner is also allowed enrollment if she wins the "lottery" that awards her a full scholarship, as well as the chance to become a "Lady Royal," a princess's most trusted adviser.
"Barbie stars as Blair Willows, a kind-hearted girl who is chosen to attend the famed Princess Charm School: a magical, modern place that teaches dancing, how to have tea parties, and proper princess manners. Blair loves her classes – as well as the helpful magical sprites and her new friends, Princess Hadley and Princess Isla. But when one of the royal teachers, Dame Devin, discovers that Blair looks a lot like the kingdom's missing [[princess]], she turns Blair's world upside down to stop her from claiming the throne. Now Blair, Hadley and Isla must find an enchanted [[crown]] to prove Blair's true identity in this charming and magical princess story!"<ref>{{Cite web |title=Barbie: Princess Charm School – Movies on Google Play |url=https://play.google.com/store/movies/details/Barbie_Princess_Charm_School?id=9odI5vkYXqA&hl=en_US&gl=US |access-date=2022-07-24 |website=play.google.com |language=en}}</ref>


==Plot==
Then, the lottery winner is announced: Blair Willows. Blair never entered for the lottery, but this is because Emily secretly entered for Blair five or six times everyday for a year. Initially, Blair doesn't want to leave her responsibilities to her family behind, but her mother, who sees it as a good opportunity for her daughter manages to convince her.
In the kingdom of Gardania, teenage Blair Willows works as a waitress at a small café to support her sickly adoptive mother and younger sister Emily. Returning home, Blair is shocked to find out via a televised broadcast that she has won a lottery for a scholarship to become a Lady Royal—a princess's advisor—at the prestigious Princess Charm School, a magical academy where princesses from different kingdoms are educated. Emily reveals that she signed up Blair for the lottery multiple times to ensure her selection. Despite Blair's reluctance, her mother assures her that attending the school is a good opportunity.


A carriage comes and takes Blair to the school, where she is enthusiastically greeted by a golden retriever named Prince. Blair meets Headmistress Alexandra Privet, who tells her that every student is assigned a fairy to act as their personal assistant. Blair's fairy, Grace, takes her to her dorm where she meets her roommates: Princess Isla, who mixes electronic music, and Princess Hadley, an avid sportswoman. Blair is also introduced to Dame Devin, sister-in-law of the late Queen Isabella, sister of the late King Reginald and Devin's daughter, Delancy, who will be crowned princess and ruler of Gardania at the school's graduation ceremony. Blair struggles in her classes due her clumsiness; and is further hampered by Dame Devin and Delancy, who take a strong disliking to Blair and make several attempts to sabotage her. Blair perseveres and improves when she receives special tutoring from Headmistress Privet.
Blair then leaves her family. Upon arrival, she is greeted by a dog named Prince who is usually shy. In school, each student has a fairy to be their personal assistant. Blair's magical sprite is Grace. Blair also meets new friends: Isla, a timid girl who is also a talented musician, and Hadley, an outgoing, tomboyish, star athlete, who become her new roommates.


While exploring the palace, Blair and her roommates happen upon a portrait of a young Queen Isabella and note her striking resemblance to Blair. Upon seeing another portrait depicting the late royal family (including Prince as a puppy) and learning that Blair was found on her doorstep by her adoptive mother on the same day the royal family died in a car crash, Isla and Hadley deduce that Blair is Queen Isabella and King Reginald's long-lost daughter, Princess Sophia, and the true heir to the throne. This discovery is overheard by Delancy. At dinner, Dame Devin announces her plan to demolish the poorer neighborhoods where Blair's family lives and replace them with new parks. However, she attributes this plan to Delancy, who appears conflicted.
One of the teachers, Dame Devin, announces in a welcome ceremony that she will soon quit instructing after her daughter, Delancy becomes the new princess of Gardania at the end of the semester. She goes on to explain that both she and her daughter have lived at the royal palace since the time of her sister-in-law, Queen Isabella, and her family's death within a car crash many years ago. Isla and Hadley, seated with the rest of their fellow students, then quietly discuss with Blair a well known legend which states that not everyone from the Royal Family had died. They have curtseying after the welcome ceremony, and Blair gets distracted by Hadley and Isla and bumps into Delancy. Delancy develops a strong dislike for Blair ever since they've met.


Blair almost decides to return home, but changes her mind and becomes determined to find the legendary crown of Gardania, which is said to glow when worn by the rightful heir. On the night before graduation, Dame Devin plants jewelry in Blair's room and accuses her and her roommates of stealing. The three of them are then ordered detained, but are saved by Delancy, who does not want to usurp the throne from the true heir. Blair, her roommates, and Grace sneak into the palace vault, but are caught by Dame Devin, who takes the crown and locks the girls inside.
At a class, Blair becomes pessimistic after she sees Delancy walking with a high stack of books on her head without a problem, when she can't even balance one. Many of the girls have problems too, but when Dame Devin sees Blair's eyes, she becomes shocked. She tells Blair to get out of her class and tells her she doesn't belong.


The next morning at the graduation ceremony, Delancy attempts to stall her coronation, giving Isla enough time to deduce the vault code, allowing the girls to escape. Just as Delancy was about to be crowned, Blair arrives at the coronation just in time and makes a claim to the throne; she, her friends, and Dame Devin struggle to grab the crown, which eventually falls into Delancy's hands. To her mother's dismay, Delancy places the crown on Blair's head. The crown glows and magically dresses Blair in a new gown, confirming her identity as Princess Sophia.
At a ballroom class, Blair knocks over Portia, Delancy's friend, and is kept behind after class. Miss Privet tells her that she was almost going to expel Blair by Dame Devin's request, but Miss Privet knows about how Blair wants to become a Lady Royal to help her family, so she wants to personally tutor her. She tells Blair that being a princess is about character and confidence. One without the other is a problem, and she tells Blair that no one can make her feel inferior without her consent. With help from Miss Privet, Blair greatly improves in her balance, grace, dancing and courage.


Dame Devin angrily berates her daughter and inadvertently reveals that she orchestrated the deaths of Queen Isabella and King Reginald with her family so Delancy could inherit the throne. Dame Devin is arrested, and Sophia elects Delancy as her Lady Royal. At a celebratory dance party that evening, Sophia is reunited with her adoptive family.
In winter, Prince Charming Academy students have a dance class with Princess Charm School students. Blair has the advantage of dancing with Nicholas.


==Cast of Characters==
One day, Blair and her friends' uniforms are ruined. They must attend the class at the castle, so they fashioned their own clothes using the fabrics of their ruined uniforms. They made it to the castle, and were allowed to enter without the proper uniform.
* [[Diana Kaarina]] as [[Barbie|Blair Willows / Princess Sophia]], a waitress at "Cafe Gardania" who wins a scholarship to Princess Charm School. She is kind, clever, and diligent, but clumsy. It is later revealed that Blair was Princess Sophia, the long lost princess of Gardania, the true heir to the throne, and daughter of the late Queen Isabella and King Reginald, who was presumed to have died in a car crash alongside her family when she was just a baby, but escaped the accident and was found by Miss Willows.<ref>{{Citation |title=Barbie: Princess Charm School (Video 2011) – IMDb |url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2066832/characters/nm1460601 |access-date=2022-07-24}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Barbie: Princess Charm School |url=https://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/movies/Barbie-Princess-Charm-School/ |access-date=2022-07-24 |website=Behind The Voice Actors |language=en-US}}</ref>
* [[Morwenna Banks]] as Alexandra Privet, the [[Head teacher|headmistress]] of Princess Charm School. First appearing as strict, she gives Blair private lessons to help her improve and is one of the few who believed in her.
* [[Nicole Oliver]] as Dame Devin, a vindictive school teacher at Princess Charm School, Delancy's mother, sister in law of Queen Isabella, wife of queen Isabella's brother and sister of King Reginald. She had been selected to act as a lady royal, but no one picked her, not even Isabella, who would become her sister-in-law. She attempts to sabotage Blair at every corner, recognizing her as Isabella and Reginald's lost daughter, Sophia, who was the rightful heir to the throne. She had also arranged the deaths of the royal family so that Delancy could be princess.
* Brittney Wilson as Delancy Devin, a student at Princess Charm School, Dame Devin's daughter, Queen Isabella and King Reginald's niece, Sophia's cousin, and the [[heir presumptive]] of Gardania. Despite her initially spiteful attitude, she chooses to do the right thing when she learns that Blair is the true heir to the throne.
* [[Ali Liebert]] as Princess Hadley, an athletic student at Princess Charm School and one of Blair's roommates and best friends. Liebert also plays Princess Portia, Delancy's airhead companion.
* [[Shannon Chan-Kent]] as Princess Isla, a music-loving Japanese student at Princess Charm School and amateur DJ, and one of Blair's best friends and roommates.
* [[Vincent Tong (voice actor)|Vincent Tong]] as Prince Nicholas, a prince who attends the neighboring Prince Charming Academy and later befriends Blair.
* Madeleine Peters as Emily Willows, Blair's younger sister and Miss Willows' second adopted daughter who signed up Blair for the Princess Charm School lottery multiple times.
* Ellen Kennedy as Miss Willows, Blair and Emily's adoptive mother on whose doorstep Blair was left as a baby after surviving the car crash that killed her birth parents.
* Bethany Brown as Lady Royal Josette, one of Blair's classmates.<ref>{{Citation |title=Barbie: Princess Charm School (Video 2011) - IMDb |url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2066832/fullcredits |access-date=2023-10-08 |language=en}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Barbie: Princess Charm School script in PDF format |url=https://www.scripts.com/script-pdf/3606 |access-date=2023-10-08 |website=www.scripts.com}}</ref>
* [[Kazumi Evans]] as Harmony, Isla's personal princess assistant.
* Special guest star: Miranda Ram-Nolte as Princess Miranda


==See also==
They were given a chance to explore the castle's first floor. There, they find a portrait of Queen Isabella when she was 18 (who looks almost exactly like Blair), and the royal family, together with the royal dog, Prince. These made Blair to question her identity, while Hadley and Isla assumes that Blair is the baby in the photo. Apparently, Blair takes this lightly. Unknown to them, Delancy was listening and became worried about the truth.
* [[List of Barbie films]]


==References==
Dame Devin later wants to bulldoze the beggared areas of Gardania and create parks in its stead, in order to make the overall kingdom more beautiful. Blair is shocked appalled by this, and informs her that her family lives there, but Dame Devin heartlessly remarks that she should then leave the school immediately in order to move her family to a new home in time. Blair tries to talk some sense into Delancy, instead, but Delancy remains silent despite being concerned, herself, worried over what her mother will do further once she is princess.
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Blair runs away in tears, feeling utterly broken and defeated. She does do as Dame Devin had instructed and packs up her belongings in order to leave the school once and for all; however, upon gazing at her sister Emily's sent drawing, decides to stay and to finally fight back.

Blair purposes to find the magical crown so that she can use it to prove that she is the rightful heir, and thus successfully stop Dame Devin and Delancy's plans. Blair, Hadley and Isla successfully find the crown (with the secret help of Delancy), but Dame Devin found them and locked the three. Later, they finally got out.

Blair returns to the palace (during which the coronation is taking place) and claims that she is Princess Sophia. She and Dame Devin fight for the crown, but Delancy finally catches it. She decides to give the crown to Blair instead of her mother. Blair is then transformed to be Princess Sophia, and Dame Devin declares that she has killed the queen so Delancy can be the princess, so she is arrested.

Blair chooses Delancy to be the Lady Royal. In the end, Nicholas comes again. Blair also introduces Emily and her mother. Then her family lived in the palace.

==Voice cast and character==
* [[Venus Terzo]] as Blair Willows/Princess Sophia - a waitress in Cafe Gardenia who wins scholarship to Princess Charm School. She is kind, clumsy, and diligent. She loves her family and wants to support her family. Later it is revealed that she is Princess Sophia.
* [[Morwenna Banks]] as Alexandra Privet - the headmistress.
* [[Nicole Oliver]] as Dame Devin - evil schoolteacher who is also Delancy's mother and Queen Isabella's sister-in-law
* [[Brittney Wilson]] as Delancy Devin - one of the students and Dame Devin's daughter. She later becomes the lady royal.
* [[Chiara Zanni]] as Hadley - one of Blair's best friend who loves sports.
* [[Shannon Chan-Kent]] as Isla - one of Blair's best friend who loves music.
* [[Vincent Tong]] as Nicholas - a prince who attends Prince Charming Academy
* [[Madeleine Peters]] as Emily
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==Music==
* '''You Can Tell She's A Princess''' by Reann
* '''On Top of the World''' by Rachel Bearer
* '''We Rule This School''' by Simon Wolcox


==External links==
==External links==
* {{IMDb title|id=2066832}}
* http://www.barbie.com
* {{allMovie title|543276}}
* http://www.disguise.com/showitems.asp?dc=1919
* {{rotten-tomatoes|barbie_princess_charm_school}}
* {{douban|6968180}}
* http://www.barbie.com/princess-charm-school/
* [https://www.uphe.com/movies/barbie-princess-charm-school Universal Pictures Home Entertainment]


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Barbie: Princess Charm School
DVD cover
Directed byZeke Norton
Written byElise Allen
Story byKati Rocky
Produced byShelley Tabbut
Starring
Edited byJordan Hemsley
Music byBC Smith
Production
companies
Distributed byUniversal Studios Home Entertainment
Release dates
  • March 15, 2011 (2011-03-15) (United Kingdom)
  • September 13, 2011 (2011-09-13) (United States)
Running time
80 minutes
CountriesUnited States
Canada
LanguageEnglish

Barbie: Princess Charm School is a 2011 animated fantasy film directed by Zeke Norton and produced by Mattel Entertainment (under the name of Barbie Entertainment) with Rainmaker Entertainment.[1] It was released on DVD on September 13, 2011, and made its television debut on Nickelodeon two months later.[2][3][4]

The twentieth installment in the Barbie film series, the plot follows Blair Willows, a teenage girl living in the kingdom of Gardania, who wins an annual lottery to attend a prestigious school where girls can train to become princesses or royal ladies. As Blair learns the ways of being a proper princess, she uncovers the mystery and secrets behind the kingdom's missing heiress to the throne.[5]

Description

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"Barbie stars as Blair Willows, a kind-hearted girl who is chosen to attend the famed Princess Charm School: a magical, modern place that teaches dancing, how to have tea parties, and proper princess manners. Blair loves her classes – as well as the helpful magical sprites and her new friends, Princess Hadley and Princess Isla. But when one of the royal teachers, Dame Devin, discovers that Blair looks a lot like the kingdom's missing princess, she turns Blair's world upside down to stop her from claiming the throne. Now Blair, Hadley and Isla must find an enchanted crown to prove Blair's true identity in this charming and magical princess story!"[6]

Plot

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In the kingdom of Gardania, teenage Blair Willows works as a waitress at a small café to support her sickly adoptive mother and younger sister Emily. Returning home, Blair is shocked to find out via a televised broadcast that she has won a lottery for a scholarship to become a Lady Royal—a princess's advisor—at the prestigious Princess Charm School, a magical academy where princesses from different kingdoms are educated. Emily reveals that she signed up Blair for the lottery multiple times to ensure her selection. Despite Blair's reluctance, her mother assures her that attending the school is a good opportunity.

A carriage comes and takes Blair to the school, where she is enthusiastically greeted by a golden retriever named Prince. Blair meets Headmistress Alexandra Privet, who tells her that every student is assigned a fairy to act as their personal assistant. Blair's fairy, Grace, takes her to her dorm where she meets her roommates: Princess Isla, who mixes electronic music, and Princess Hadley, an avid sportswoman. Blair is also introduced to Dame Devin, sister-in-law of the late Queen Isabella, sister of the late King Reginald and Devin's daughter, Delancy, who will be crowned princess and ruler of Gardania at the school's graduation ceremony. Blair struggles in her classes due her clumsiness; and is further hampered by Dame Devin and Delancy, who take a strong disliking to Blair and make several attempts to sabotage her. Blair perseveres and improves when she receives special tutoring from Headmistress Privet.

While exploring the palace, Blair and her roommates happen upon a portrait of a young Queen Isabella and note her striking resemblance to Blair. Upon seeing another portrait depicting the late royal family (including Prince as a puppy) and learning that Blair was found on her doorstep by her adoptive mother on the same day the royal family died in a car crash, Isla and Hadley deduce that Blair is Queen Isabella and King Reginald's long-lost daughter, Princess Sophia, and the true heir to the throne. This discovery is overheard by Delancy. At dinner, Dame Devin announces her plan to demolish the poorer neighborhoods where Blair's family lives and replace them with new parks. However, she attributes this plan to Delancy, who appears conflicted.

Blair almost decides to return home, but changes her mind and becomes determined to find the legendary crown of Gardania, which is said to glow when worn by the rightful heir. On the night before graduation, Dame Devin plants jewelry in Blair's room and accuses her and her roommates of stealing. The three of them are then ordered detained, but are saved by Delancy, who does not want to usurp the throne from the true heir. Blair, her roommates, and Grace sneak into the palace vault, but are caught by Dame Devin, who takes the crown and locks the girls inside.

The next morning at the graduation ceremony, Delancy attempts to stall her coronation, giving Isla enough time to deduce the vault code, allowing the girls to escape. Just as Delancy was about to be crowned, Blair arrives at the coronation just in time and makes a claim to the throne; she, her friends, and Dame Devin struggle to grab the crown, which eventually falls into Delancy's hands. To her mother's dismay, Delancy places the crown on Blair's head. The crown glows and magically dresses Blair in a new gown, confirming her identity as Princess Sophia.

Dame Devin angrily berates her daughter and inadvertently reveals that she orchestrated the deaths of Queen Isabella and King Reginald with her family so Delancy could inherit the throne. Dame Devin is arrested, and Sophia elects Delancy as her Lady Royal. At a celebratory dance party that evening, Sophia is reunited with her adoptive family.

Cast of Characters

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  • Diana Kaarina as Blair Willows / Princess Sophia, a waitress at "Cafe Gardania" who wins a scholarship to Princess Charm School. She is kind, clever, and diligent, but clumsy. It is later revealed that Blair was Princess Sophia, the long lost princess of Gardania, the true heir to the throne, and daughter of the late Queen Isabella and King Reginald, who was presumed to have died in a car crash alongside her family when she was just a baby, but escaped the accident and was found by Miss Willows.[7][8]
  • Morwenna Banks as Alexandra Privet, the headmistress of Princess Charm School. First appearing as strict, she gives Blair private lessons to help her improve and is one of the few who believed in her.
  • Nicole Oliver as Dame Devin, a vindictive school teacher at Princess Charm School, Delancy's mother, sister in law of Queen Isabella, wife of queen Isabella's brother and sister of King Reginald. She had been selected to act as a lady royal, but no one picked her, not even Isabella, who would become her sister-in-law. She attempts to sabotage Blair at every corner, recognizing her as Isabella and Reginald's lost daughter, Sophia, who was the rightful heir to the throne. She had also arranged the deaths of the royal family so that Delancy could be princess.
  • Brittney Wilson as Delancy Devin, a student at Princess Charm School, Dame Devin's daughter, Queen Isabella and King Reginald's niece, Sophia's cousin, and the heir presumptive of Gardania. Despite her initially spiteful attitude, she chooses to do the right thing when she learns that Blair is the true heir to the throne.
  • Ali Liebert as Princess Hadley, an athletic student at Princess Charm School and one of Blair's roommates and best friends. Liebert also plays Princess Portia, Delancy's airhead companion.
  • Shannon Chan-Kent as Princess Isla, a music-loving Japanese student at Princess Charm School and amateur DJ, and one of Blair's best friends and roommates.
  • Vincent Tong as Prince Nicholas, a prince who attends the neighboring Prince Charming Academy and later befriends Blair.
  • Madeleine Peters as Emily Willows, Blair's younger sister and Miss Willows' second adopted daughter who signed up Blair for the Princess Charm School lottery multiple times.
  • Ellen Kennedy as Miss Willows, Blair and Emily's adoptive mother on whose doorstep Blair was left as a baby after surviving the car crash that killed her birth parents.
  • Bethany Brown as Lady Royal Josette, one of Blair's classmates.[9][10]
  • Kazumi Evans as Harmony, Isla's personal princess assistant.
  • Special guest star: Miranda Ram-Nolte as Princess Miranda

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Barbie: Princess Charm School". Barbie. Retrieved 9 December 2013.
  2. ^ Norton, Ezekiel (2011-09-13), Barbie: Princess Charm School (Animation, Family, Fantasy), Barbie Entertainment, Rainmaker Entertainment, retrieved 2022-07-24
  3. ^ "Barbie: Princess Charm School". www.uphe.com. 2015-03-08. Retrieved 2022-07-24.
  4. ^ "Nickelodeon TV listings". Zap2it. November 12, 2011. Archived from the original on 2011-11-12.
  5. ^ Barbie: Princess Charm School (Video 2011) – IMDb, retrieved 2022-07-24
  6. ^ "Barbie: Princess Charm School – Movies on Google Play". play.google.com. Retrieved 2022-07-24.
  7. ^ Barbie: Princess Charm School (Video 2011) – IMDb, retrieved 2022-07-24
  8. ^ "Barbie: Princess Charm School". Behind The Voice Actors. Retrieved 2022-07-24.
  9. ^ Barbie: Princess Charm School (Video 2011) - IMDb, retrieved 2023-10-08
  10. ^ "Barbie: Princess Charm School script in PDF format". www.scripts.com. Retrieved 2023-10-08.
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