Anneliese wants to be able to do what she wants without having all her lessons or events to attend and marry her tutor/true love, Julian. While Anneliese and Erika have different lives they both wish to be free. She needed to do something quickly to save the kingdom, but what? And then it struck her: Nearby lived a rich young king, who was seeking a wife. How was she going to take care of her people? If only she could call on her trusted adviser Preminger, but he was away on a long journey. The widowed Queen was shocked, the kingdom was now bankrupt. It all started at the royal mine, when the miners informed the Queen the gold had run out. With lives so different, it wasn't surprising that the princess and the pauper never met, but fate decreed they would. The princess learned her royal duties, while Erika worked long and hard as a seamstress for the spiteful Madame Carp. They were so poor, how would they be able to care for their little daughter? Many years passed.
Her parents loved her every bit as much as the king and queen loved the princess, but they worried. Princess Anneliese would have only the finest. One, a baby princess, the king and queen were overjoyed. At the very same moment, two identical baby girls were born.
Narration: Long ago and far away, in a village high on a mountain top, something amazing was occurring. Can Erika pretend to be the Princess and foil her captor, the evil Preminger? And what of the handsome King Dominick, who falls in love with Erika, mistaking her for Anneliese? In this magical musical performance, two beautiful, adventurous girls dare to follow their dreams and discover that destiny is written in a very special place: your heart!" Based on the story by Mark Twain, Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper features Barbie in an exciting dual role as a princess and a poor village girl who look amazingly alike! The girls' paths are fated to cross when Princess Anneliese is captured and Erika, her look- alike, must try to save her. I wouldn't want to disappoint her."In her first animated musical, featuring seven original songs, Barbie comes to life in this modern retelling of a classic tale of mistaken identity and the power of friendship. Princess anneliese (spoken): But i'd never let my mother know. Princess anneliese: I wear the gown, without my crown And dance around my roomīoth: And imagine life without the strife of an unfamiliar groom
Princess anneliese (spoken): You made this? the design looks so complicated!Įrika (spoken): Oh, but it isn't really.Įrika: First i choose a fabric from the rack And i pin the pattern down And i stitch it in the front and back And it turns into a gown Princess anneliese (spoken): I love madame carp's dresses!Įrika (spoken): I made the one you're wearing. Princess anneliese (spoken): So! you're a singer?Įrika (spoken): No, i work at madame carp's penitentiary, uh, i mean dress emporium. You'd never think that it was so But now i've met you and i know It's plain as day, sure as the sky is blue That i am a girl like you Princess anneliese: If i want some eggs i ring the bell And the maid comes running in And she serves them on a silver tray And she brings a cookie tin And while i eat, she rubs my feet And strolling minstrels play But i'd rather be in my library reading science books all dayĮrika: You're just like me There's somewhere else we'd rather be Somewhere that's ours Somewhere that dreams come true Yes, i am a girl like you Princess anneliese (spoken): Indentured servant?Įrika: If i'd like to have my breakfast hot Madame carp will make me pay And i have to fetch the eggs myself And the barn's a mile away It's cold and wet and still i get An omlette on my plate But in my head i'm back in bed Snuggled up and sleeping lateĮrika (spoken): Really, but it's alright. Princess anneliese (spoken): I'm savoring my first and last taste of freedom Before getting married next week to a total stranger.Įrika (spoken): At least you're not an indentured servant.
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