Barbie as the Island Princess

Sagi the red panda and Azul the Indian peacock live on a tropical island in the South Seas. They discover a little girl and a chest of belongings washed up after a storm, and take her in and name her "Ro", the only two letters left on her chests' broken nameplate. Ten years later, Ro (played by Barbie) has learned to speak to animals and grows up to be a beautiful young woman, spending her days playing on the island with Azul, Sagi, and a baby elephant named Tika.

Prince Antonio (played by Ken) is out exploring the South Seas, and finds himself on Ro's Island. She saves him from a float of crocodiles, and Antonio invites her to return with him to his Kingdom of Apollonia, so she can search for clues as to her forgotten past. Ro agrees, bringing her three friends with her. On the journey, Ro and Antonio begin to fall in love.

In Apollonia, King Peter and Queen Danielle are shocked when they meet Ro. Peter had arranged a marriage for Antonio while he was away to force his son to settle down and stop adventuring. He takes an immediate dislike to the "Wild Island Girl" for disrupting his plans. However, Antonio's three little sisters, Rita (played by Chelsie), Sofia (played by Kelly), Gina (played by Becky), and Danielle's pet rhesus monkey Tallulah, immediately befriend Ro and her animals.

Antonio's betrothed, Princess Luciana, and her mother Queen Ariana arrive, so Antonio can meet them. Unbeknownst to everyone, even Luciana, Ariana's parents committed treason and were demoted to swineherds by Peter, long ago. Ariana married an elderly king to become queen and now is seeking a way to enact revenge on Peter; seeing Ro as a threat, she works to sabotage all Ro's attempts to fit in. However, Antonio falls more and more in love with Ro, and Luciana herself, being kindhearted, feels sorry for her.

Ro, demoralized by her 'failures', thinks about returning to the island. Tallulah, Sagi, Azul and Tika cheer her up and help her get dressed up for a royal ball. At the ball, everyone is impressed by Ro's beauty and grace, and Antonio privately proposes to her. However, Ro refuses, reminding Antonio his duty is to obey his father.

Antonio argues with Peter and eventually abdicates the crown to one of his younger sisters. He leaves a note for Ro to say he will run away with her. Tika, afraid to lose Ro, overhears and hides the note. Meanwhile, Ariana sends her pet rats to spread "sunset herb" through the kingdom. The poison causes all animals who ingest it to fall into a coma, including Tallulah and Azul. King Peter, concluding Ro and her animals brought the "disease", imprisons them.

Peter strikes a bargain with Antonio – he will free Ro if Antonio marries Luciana. Ro and her animals are sent off on a ship, and Tika, realizing her mistake, confesses to Ro about the note and is forgiven. A sailor, bribed by Ariana, knocks them all overboard. In the water, Ro remembers the shipwreck of her childhood, and that her real name is Rosella.

Returning to the Kingdom with the help of some dolphins, Ro learns from a little bird that Ariana put sunset herb in the wedding cake to kill Peter and Antonio. Ro makes an antidote to wake Azul and the other animals, but is stopped by guards. Tika disrupts the wedding and gets Antonio to come to Ro's rescue, while Sagi takes the antidote to Tallulah, waking her. When Ro accuses Ariana, no one believes her, until Luciana, remembering her mother forbade her to eat anything after the wedding, defends Ro. Ariana flees in a carriage, but is wrecked and flung into a pigsty.

When Ro reveals to Antonio she has remembered her full name, a wedding guest, Queen Marissa of Paladia, comes forward, saying she lost her daughter Rosella at sea many years ago. Ro and Marissa sing a lullaby from Ro's childhood together, confirming the truth of the story. Peter begs Ro's forgiveness and thanks her for saving their lives, and she and Antonio are married, while Luciana meets a handsome prince at the wedding. Ro and Antonio then sail off to find new adventures, with Tika, Sagi, Azul, and Tallulah in tow.

Cast as per the closing credits:[4]

• Kelly Sheridan as Speaking Voice of "Ro"/Princess Rosella of Paladia (played by Barbie). As a little girl, she falls overboard during a storm while on a ship in the South Seas. She washes up on an island and suffers amnesia afterwards, setting up the events of the film.
  • Melissa Lyons as Singing Voice of Ro
• Alessandro Juliani as Prince Antonio of Appolonia (played by Ken), Luciana's betrothed. He prefers adventure and intrigue over mundane palace life, and falls for Ro.
• Christopher Gaze as Sagi, a wise and kindly red panda who takes Ro in after the wreck and acts as a father figure.
• Steve Marvel as Azul, a flamboyant and self-important Indian peacock. Initially, he is opposed to the idea of raising Ro, but he becomes a close friend to her later.
• Susan Roman as Tika, a sweet baby elephant who looks up to Ro as an older sister or mother, and is very jealous of Antonio.
• Garry Chalk as Frazer, Antonio's traveling companion/friend/manservant. Chalk also voiced a minor character named Calvin.
• Russell Roberts as King Peter, Antonio's father, who disapproves of his son's adventuring. He arranges a marriage between Antonio and Luciana, and dislikes Ro.
• Patricia Drake as Queen Danielle, Antonio's mother and the doting owner of Tallulah. She is unsure what to think about Ro's strange behaviors. Drake also voices the Mama Pig.
• Bets Malone as Tallulah, a friendly but somewhat spoiled rhesus monkey who was orphaned on a South Seas island, and discovered and brought back as a pet for Antonio's mother.
• Britt McKillip as Rita (played by Chelsie), Antonio's little sister. She and her siblings instantly like Ro and her animals, especially Tika, whom they dress up.
• Carly McKillip as Gina (played by Becky), Antonio's other little sister.
• Chantal Strand as Sofia (played by Kelly), Antonio's other little sister.
• Andrea Martin as Queen Ariana. When she was a young adult, her parents were demoted by King Peter for treason. She married an elderly king who died shortly after, and had Luciana after hearing about Peter's son. She plans to use her position to kill Peter and take over Appolonia.
• Candice Nicole as Princess Luciana, Arianna's kindhearted and friendly daughter, and Antonio's betrothed. She is initially under her mother's thumb but eventually stands up to her.
• Kate Fisher as Queen Marissa of Paladia, Ro's long-lost mother.
• Brian Drummond as Lorenzo, the vet.
• Terry Klassen as
  • Butler
  • Guard
  • Horse
• David Kaye as Guard
• Kathleen Barr as Tiny, a little bluebird.
• Scott Page-Pagter as Nat, one of Ariana's pet rats.
• Ian James Corlett as Pat, one of Ariana's pet rats.

As a gag credit, Matt, the mime rat, is credited to be voiced by himself.

The songs in the film are written by Megan Cavallari and Amy Powers with executive producer Rob Hudnut. In chronological order, they are:

1. "Here on My Island" – Melissa Lyons, Steve Marvel, Christopher Gaze and Susan Roman
2. "Right Here in My Arms" – Melissa Lyons
3. "A Brand New Shore" – Alessandro Juliani, Susan Roman, Christopher Gaze, Steve Marvel and Melissa Lyons
4. "I Need to Know" – Melissa Lyons and Alessandro Juliani
5. "Love is for Peasants" – Andrea Martin and Candice Nicole
6. "Right Here in My Arms" (Greenhouse) – Melissa Lyons
7. "At the Ball" – Bets Malone, Christopher Glaze, Melissa Lyons, Susan Roman and Steve Marvel
8. "The Rat Song" – Andrea Martin, Scott Page-Pagter and Ian James Corlett
9. "Always More" – Melissa Lyons
10. "Right Here in My Arms" (Reunion) – Melissa Lyons and Kate Fisher
11. "When We Have Love" – Candice Nicole, Kate Fisher, Bets Malone, Steve Marvel, Susan Roman, Christopher Gaze, Melissa Lyons and Alessandro Juliani
12. "I Need to Know" (Pop Version) – Cassidy Ladden

Paul Mavis of DVD Talk wrote, Barbie as The Island Princess is a well-executed CGI animated fantasy with a sweet, tender, believable approach to its love story that will no doubt make little girls sigh with delight."[5] Catherine Dawson March of The Globe and Mail called the film "enchanting" and considered its songs to be "on par with Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper".[6]

Common Sense Media's Nancy Davis Kho wrote of the film, "parents can rest assured that the subject matter is entertaining and kid-appropriate, and put their energies toward worrying about all the commercialism surrounding it." Kho praised the animation and "lush original score", and wrote that Ro and Luciana are positive role models.[7]

Barbie as the Island Princess
Barbie as the Island Princess cover art (North American Wii version)
Developer(s)	Human Soft[8]
Publisher(s)	Activision
Director(s)	Greg Richardson
Platform(s)	PlayStation 2, Microsoft Windows, Wii, Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance
Release	NA: November 1, 2007 EU: December 1, 2007
Genre(s)	Platform
Mode(s)	Single-player Multiplayer

Barbie as the Island Princess is a 2007 platform video game based on the movie for PlayStation 2, Microsoft Windows, Wii, Nintendo DS, and Game Boy Advance. Developed by Human Soft and published by Activision, it is a collection of 28 different mini-games.[9][10]

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