If you’re going to make a Barbie movie, make it pink — very pink — so pink that it will wipe out an entire company’s global supply of pink paint. That’s exactly what happened during ...

The Barbie movie's pink paint use apparently caused a global shortage, according to the set designer. But don't worry—you can still buy pink paint.

Hollywood Minute 5/26: New "Barbie" trailer 01:37. It's no surprise the set of the upcoming "Barbie" movie features a lot of pink – but it may be shocking just how much pink went into it.

Creating the perfect backdrop for the upcoming “Barbie” movie required so much pink paint that it led to a global shortage, according to its production designer.

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. That's a lot of fluorescent pink.

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. That's a lot of fluorescent pink.

Of course, there’s really only one “official” shade of “Barbie Pink,” which Mattel identifies as Pantone Matching System 2019, or PMS 219. It’s loud, brazen, and extremely pink — and ...

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. That's a lot of fluorescent pink.

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. That's a lot of fluorescent pink.

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. That's a lot of fluorescent pink.

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. That's a lot of fluorescent pink.

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. That's a lot of fluorescent pink.