Aladdin

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Aladdin

(1992)

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Overview

Princess Jasmine grows tired of being forced to remain in the palace, so she sneaks out into the marketplace, in disguise, where she meets street-urchin Aladdin. The couple falls in love, although Jasmine may only marry a prince. After being thrown in jail, Aladdin becomes embroiled in a plot to find a mysterious lamp, with which the evil Jafar hopes to rule the land.

Featured Crew

Daan Jippes

Characters, Story
Ron Clements

Director, Screenplay
John Musker

Director, Screenplay
Eric Goldberg

Characters
Jean Gillmore

Characters
Terry Rossio

Screenplay
Ted Elliott

Screenplay
Kirk Hanson

Story
James Fujii

Story
Sue C. Nichols

Story
Darrell Rooney

Story
Burny Mattinson

Story
Francis Glebas

Story
Kevin Lima

Story
Chris Sanders

Story
Roger Allers

Story
Patrick A. Ventura

Story
Brian Pimental

Story
Larry Leker

Story
David S. Smith

Story
Rebecca Reese

Story
Kevin Harkey

Story

Top Billed Cast

Scott Weinger

Aladdin (voice)
Robin Williams

The Genie / The Peddler (voice)
Linda Larkin

Princess Jasmine (voice)
Jonathan Freeman

Jafar (voice)
Frank Welker

Abu /Cave of Wonders / Rajah (voice)

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A review by msbreviews

9.0

Written by msbreviews on May 23, 2019

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Aladdin is one of Disney‘s most adored classics, being the indisputable favorite of many, many fans. The Lion King will always have that spot in my heart, but I also visited this story set in Agrabah dozens of times. Now, with the 2019’s remake about to premiere, I rewatched it last night and, once again, I fell in love. Honestly, I didn’t remember how funny and entertaining it is! It still holds up incredibly well, even though the film was released almost 30 years ago. The animation still looks stunning and fluid, but it... read the rest.

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Status Released

Release Information

November 25, 1992

G
Theatrical

Meaning

All ages admitted. There is no content that would be objectionable to most parents. This is one of only two ratings dating back to 1968 that still exists today.