Catherine Brunet, who dubbed Margot Robbie’s voice in Quebec for several years, loved her experience in the hit film. Barbie.
“I was the last one to overtake, and I could hear other voices, including Jean-Philippe Barrel-Girard, who overtook Ken. I snapped several times. It never occurs to me to laugh out loud while doubling! But I was laughing alone,” says the actress. , who has voiced Margot Robbie in Quebec since the film. The Wolf of Wall Street.
“Margot Robbie is a good actress. It’s fun to see this talent at work. (…) It’s really a candy movie. Every scene was fun to dub,” explains the woman who spent about eight hours in the studio for dubbing. Barbie.
If Catherine Brunet wasn’t a Barbie fan before — “I actually played with a few Barbies at my grandparents’ house, nothing more” — she admits she loved the film, which also found itself at the top of the Best Picture nominations. Golden balls. “This is much better!”
“Pure entertainment”
“It’s a tour de force! The decor, the costumes, the clever humour…” declared the actress, who doubted the film’s success. “There was really something with this trio of director Greta Gerwig and actors Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling.”
“It’s pure entertainment,” she asserts. There’s a sense of humour, it pokes fun at some of the symbols a little bit. There is also a message that can be great for young and old. “It’s not preachy, it’s really just fun.”
Catherine Brunet, who regularly dubs, has also lent her voice to the characters of Jennifer Lawrence, Emma Stone, Miley Cyrus, etc.
- Barbie It will be on Crave on December 15th.
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