By Katy Lewis www.bbc.com Image source, Katy Lewis/BBC Image caption, June Furlong said the display of her Barbie dolls at the Odyssey cinema was a "great excuse to get them all out" because they were "made to be admired" Wearing a vintage-inspired pink and white gingham dress modelling one of the looks from the Barbie movie, June Furlong regularly takes to the stage at The Odyssey cinema in St Albans to introduce the box office hit. She tells the waiting audience she owns about 300 of the dolls. The BBC had to find out more. Greta Gerwig's film , which sees the toy, played by Margot Robbie, swap her pink fantasy home for the real world, is this year's biggest box office hit so far, having made $1.38bn (£1.1bn) globally. When the St Albans cinema heard that Ms Furlong, who has worked there for four years, had a large collection of the dolls, it jum...