Life in plastic is looking pretty implausible.
Greta Gerwig’s highly anticipated “Barbie” film starring Margot Robbie, 32, and Ryan Gosling, 42, released a brand-new trailer Tuesday, in addition to several posters on Twitter featuring the star-studded forged.
“Meet our Barbies and Kens,” reads a tweet from the film’s official account.
The tweet shows Margot Robbie, Kate McKinnon, Nicola Coughlan, Alexandra Shipp, Ritu Arya, Hari Nef and a number of other other actors as different versions of Barbie.
Also joining the forged is three-time Grammy winner Dua Lipa, who will make her acting debut as a mermaid version of the doll.
Lipa, 27, has been suspected to be involved with the upcoming movie ever because the “Future Nostalgia” singer was followed by the movie’s Instagram account last 12 months.
Several versions of Ken — that are played by Ryan Gosling, Scott Evans, Simu Liu and Ncuti Gatwa — are also introduced within the tweet. Allan, Ken’s friend, is portrayed by Michael Cera.
The forged also includes human characters akin to Will Ferrell because the Mattel CEO and even Helen Mirren because the movie’s narrator.
A running gag throughout the tweet shows Barbie in several different occupations akin to the president, a physician and a Nobel Prize winner, while all of the Kens are labeled “just one other Ken.”
Alongside the character posters, a brand-new trailer for the film shows Barbie and Ken leaving Barbieland for the true world.
In December 2022, the film dropped its first teaser trailer with Mirren, 77, narrating how Barbie dolls modified the world.
Gerwig’s film, which was announced in April 2014, has kept the plot of the film boxed up but Gosling and Robbie gave fans a sneak peek at their wardrobe last 12 months once they were filming in Venice Beach, California, dressed from head to toe in neon skater gear and highlighter-yellow roller skates.
Based on “The Wolf of Wall Street” star, the photos — which were leaked on the web — drew a whole lot of individuals to the set.
“I can’t let you know how mortified we were, by the way in which,” Robbie said in September 2022 while on “The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.” “We appear to be we’re like laughing and having fun, but we’re dying on the within. Dying. I used to be like, that is probably the most humiliating moment of my life.”
“Barbie” is about to party into theaters on July 21.
