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The world's favorite plastic ballerina dons feathers for her next full-length dance film, "Barbie of Swan Lake." Her previous classical assignment, "Barbie in the Nutcracker," sold more than 5 million copies on DVD and video in 2001 and was televised in Germany, France, Italy, Hong Kong, South Korea and Australia.
As with every other "Swan Lake," the Barbie version uses music by Tchaikovsky...
