Barbie’s French Poster Creates A Buzz As Its Tagline Suggest A Souble Meaning Connotation ( Photo Credit – IMDb )

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Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling in leading roles, is all set to release in July. The cast and crew of the movie have spilled little to no information about the plot, and it’s creating more thrill than ever. The newest international poster of the flick recently started making rounds on the internet, and well, it’s not sitting right with the viewers. Its French tagline has become controversial, and to know more about it, scroll on.

Margot plays the role of (main) Barbie in the film, and Ryan plays her love interest, Ken. The story will apparently revolve around the protagonist’s balance between her fictional and real world.

The French version of the poster of Barbie features Margot Robbie dolled up in her statement pink dress, looking as pretty as ever. She’s sitting on the shoulder of Ryan Gosling, who is flaunting his abs in an unbuttoned striped shirt. The tagline in French on the poster says, “Elle peut tout faire. Lui, c’est juste Ken.” The literal translation of it is – “She can do everything. He’s just Ken.” But interestingly, it has a double meaning to it as well. Ken in French also means ‘f*ck’ and this is where the problem has begun!

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