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The "Barbie" movie used so much pink paint from Rosco for its vibrant sets that the company completely ran out of the shade, according to the production team.

So much pink paint was used, it caused a shortage, the film's designer said. The surprising fact was revealed by production designer Sarah Greenwood during an interview with Architectural Digest.

The 'Barbie' film used so much pink paint that it depleted the global reserves of its supplier, Rosco, which were already limited by supply chain issues.

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