List of Barbie films

List of Barbie films
List of Barbie films
	DVD covers of Barbie films
Directed by	William Lau (8); Conrad Helten (7); Ezekiel Norton (5); Greg Richardson (3); Karen J. Lloyd (3); Owen Hurley (2); Walter P. Martishius (2); Andrew Tan (2); Various (with 1 credit, 9 total);
Written by	Elise Allen (16); Elana Lesser & Cliff Ruby (8); Cydne Clark & Steve Granat (4); Ann Austen (4); Marsha Griffin (3); Amy Wolfram (3); Kacey Arnold (3); Diane Duane (2); Margaret Dunlap (2); Various (with 1 credit , 14 total);
Based on	Barbie; by Ruth Handler; Barbie's friends and family; by Mattel;
Starring	Barbie voiced by; Kelly Sheridan; (2001–2010, 2012–15); Diana Kaarina (2010–11); Erica Lindbeck (2016–17); America Young (2020–present);
Production; companies	Mainframe Studios; (2001–present); as Mainframe Entertainment (2001–07); as Rainmaker Animation (2007) ; as Rainmaker Entertainment (2008–2017); as Mainframe Studios (2020–present) ; Mattel Media Division (2001–present); as Mattel Entertainment (2001–2010); as Barbie Entertainment (2010–13); as Mattel Playground Productions (2014–16); as Mattel Creations (2016–17); as Mattel Television (2020–25) ; Curious Pictures (2006); Technicolor (2011, 2013); Arc Productions (2013, 2016);
Distributed by	Artisan Home Entertainment (2001–03); Lions Gate Home Entertainment (2004–06); Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (2006–2017); Netflix (2017–present);
Countries	Canada, United States
Language	English

Barbie, a fashion doll manufactured by American toy and entertainment company Mattel, has starred or featured in 44 CGI-animated feature films and streaming television films since 2001, which has become a core component of an eponymous media franchise.

In response to a growing rise of digital and interactive media as well as the gradual decline of the sales in Barbie dolls, toys and accessories in the 1980s, Mattel collaborated with animation studios to produce films which were broadcast on Nickelodeon in the United States from 2002 to 2017 and released on home video formats, originally by Artisan Entertainment's home video division and Family Home Entertainment and their successor Lionsgate until 2006 and Universal Pictures Home Entertainment thereafter until 2017. Since 2012, Mattel expanded the franchise beyond just the films to other audiovisual media such as web series, television shows and streaming television content, with the latter following the growing trend of streaming services and online platforms. In 2020, Mattel revamped the films into streaming television films, branding them as animated "specials" and integrating them into the canon of the inaugural television show in the "Barbie" media franchise, Barbie: Dreamhouse Adventures.

A 2023 live-action film featuring the character and toyline was theatrically released by Warner Bros. Pictures and Mattel Films, alongside LuckyChap Entertainment and Heyday Films. It released alongside Oppenheimer from Universal Pictures as one half of a suggested double-feature phenomenon named Barbenheimer and broke numerous box-office records that year with a global gross of $ 1.44 billion, including the highest-grossing Warner Bros.-released film.