Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling found themselves pleasantly surprised by the overwhelming enthusiasm of Barbie fans during the recent pink carpet event in Mexico.
The stars of the upcoming movie "Barbie," set to release on July 20, shared their thoughts on the unique experience and the warm reception they received from the Mexican audience.
During a press conference in Mexico, Margot Robbie expressed her astonishment at the exceptional reception. She described the night of the pink carpet as "something spectacular," emphasizing the explosion of love and emotion she felt from the fans.
Robbie, who plays a central role in the film, expressed her desire to capture that moment forever, emphasizing her commitment to bringing joy and love to Barbie enthusiasts.
Ryan Gosling, who plays the character of Ken in the movie, nodded in agreement with Robbie's sentiments. He acknowledged the unforgettable experience and expressed gratitude for the overwhelming love they received from the Mexican audience. Gosling highlighted the incredible energy during the presentation, expressing his willingness to return to Mexico.
Reflecting on the filming process and the broader narrative that spans generations, Margot Robbie emphasized the enjoyment of teamwork and the privilege of portraying an iconic figure like Barbie. She discussed the challenges and creativity involved in bringing the film to life, emphasizing the meticulous approach to storytelling and the balance between the real and fantasy worlds.
The cast praised director Gretta Gerwig, known for her work in films such as "Little Women" and "LadyBird." According to them, Gerwig's vision aligns perfectly with the essence of Barbie, combining humor, intelligence, heart, and humanity. America Ferrera, who plays Gloria Barbie in the film, expressed that Gerwig was the ideal choice for creating a movie full of color and glamour. Ryan Gosling further commended Gerwig for her ability to depict the world without falling into stereotypes or clichés.
As the anticipation builds for the release of "Barbie" on July 20, the cast's positive experiences in Mexico and their commitment to delivering a film filled with joy and creativity bode well for the movie's reception among fans.
