The world is seemingly operating low on pink paint - and the brand new Barbie movie is likely one of the explanation why. 

The manufacturing of Greta Gerwig's upcoming movie required a lot vivid pink paint it worn out a complete firm's world provide.

Gerwig and the movie's manufacturing designer Sarah Greenwood spoke to Architectural Digest about creating the bubblegum-hued set.

Everything in Barbie's Dreamhouse wanted to be pink.

"I wanted the pinks to be very bright, and everything to be almost too much," Gerwig mentioned.

As a results of the manufacturing's calls for, "the world ran out of pink", Ms Greenwood instructed the journal.

The firm that makes the actual shade of fluorescent pink, Rosco, confirmed the Barbie movie had cleaned them out.

"They used as much paint as we had," Lauren Proud, vice chairman of worldwide advertising, instructed the Los Angeles Times.

But, she mentioned, they had been already affected by provide chain points due to the impression of the pandemic and excessive winter climate in Texas damaging supplies used to make the paint.

"There was this shortage and then we gave them everything we could - I don't know they can claim credit," she mentioned.

But she acknowledged: "They did clean us out on paint."

There was simply sufficient to finish the set for the manufacturing, which was principally shot at Warner Bros Studios in Leavesden, Hertfordshire.

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