Bridgerton showrunner Shonda Rhimes throws subtle shade at Barbie movie and says people tried to make the Margot Robbie blockbuster 'so much more' than it was

Bridgerton showrunner Shonda Rhimes has thrown shade at the Barbie movie and said people 'tried to make the film so much more' than it was in a barbed new interview. Rhimes, 54, who is gearing up for the third season premiere of Bridgerton on May 16, initially said 'no comment' when asked her thoughts on the Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling blockbuster before letting rip at the film's 'feminist manifesto.' Bridgerton showrunner Shonda Rhimes has thrown shade at the Barbie movie and said people 'tried to make the film so much more' than it was in a barbed new interview Rhimes, 54, who is gearing up for the third season premiere of Bridgerton on May 16, initially said 'no comment' when asked her thoughts on the Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling blockbuster before letting rip at the film's 'feminist manifesto' Rhimes was discussing the film after producing Netflix documentary, Black Barbie, which explores the impact of three Black women at Mattel responsible for the Black Barbie debut in 1980: She said: 'I think there’s something really powerful about it. He said: 'Having shot scenes with Nicola and with actors that I would perhaps meet on the same day, I think a lot of people think it’s better not to know the person.