Kim Kardashian Nears Villain Role In Amazon Bratz Movie

Amazon MGM Studios has secured the rights to develop a live-action Bratz movie following a competitive bidding process, with Kim Kardashian cast as the film’s villain and also serving as a producer alongside Picturestart and MGA Entertainment executives. The Bratz franchise, known for its diverse dolls and high social media engagement, is seen as a strong contender to replicate the commercial success of the 2023 Barbie movie, which earned over $1.4 billion globally. Kardashian's casting has been met with enthusiasm due to her resemblance to a Bratz doll and her growing acting career, which includes roles in American Horror Story and upcoming Netflix projects. The film's script is being written by newcomers Charlie Polinger and Lucy McKendrick, though specific plot details remain undisclosed. Industry insiders view this project as a significant step in Kardashian's evolving entertainment career, highlighting her expanding influence beyond reality television into serious film production. The collaboration also emphasizes MGM’s strategy to capitalize on toy-inspired films following Barbie's success, aiming to rewrite the narrative of the 2007 Bratz film, which was a commercial failure.