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From Horror to Animation: The Surprising Sources Behind Weird Barbie’s House Design

Discover the intriguing influences that shaped the design of Weird Barbie's unique and unconventional house, taking inspiration from classic horror and quirky animation.

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The peculiar charm of Weird Barbie’s house can be traced back to an unexpected source – the iconic Norman Bates house from Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 horror thriller, Psycho.

Production designer Sarah Greenwood revealed that one of her early references for the set was the eerie house atop the hill in Psycho, renowned for its creepy staircase leading up from the street. With a deliberate skewed design, everything appears to be out of shape and in disarray, adding to its unsettling ambiance.

Drawing from Animation: Wacky Races and The Creepy Coupe

As if Psycho wasn’t peculiar enough, there’s another intriguing inspiration that played a role in shaping Weird Barbie’s abode – the Hanna-Barbera animated series, Wacky Races. The show, which first aired in 1969, featured 11 zany cars competing for the title of the “World’s Wackiest Racer.” One of these wacky vehicles was The Creepy Coupe, driven by the hilariously-named duo, the Gruesome Twosome.

Weird Barbie’s ambulance, a quirky addition to her unusual house, draws from The Creepy Coupe’s design. It appears as though Weird Barbie has “hijacked” the ambulance and made it her own, resulting in an eye-catching and unconventional addition to her home. The playful and eccentric elements from Wacky Races injected a delightful twist into the overall set design.

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The Story of Weird Barbie

To fully appreciate the charm of Weird Barbie’s house, it’s essential to understand her character. Weird Barbie, portrayed by the talented Kate McKinnon, stands out due to her unique appearance.

She earned her moniker by being played with vigorously, leading to her hair being cut, her legs in a semi-permanent split, and an aura of wisdom that sets her apart from other dolls in Barbieland. Her resilience and enduring spirit make her a beloved character with a devoted following.

The revelation of the design influences behind Weird Barbie’s house perfectly complements her character and story. With inspiration taken from both classic horror and animated eccentricity, the house is a seamless blend of peculiar charm and intriguing creativity. Fans of Weird Barbie can now appreciate the thought and ingenuity that went into creating her equally peculiar and captivating home.

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