Robin Williams back in Arabian Nights
Chilli666
third movie where Aladdin searches for his father and the to lovebirds
Aladdin and Jasmine finally get married!!!!
Travis
Hey - you wouldn't happen to know the release day for this new video
release would ya?
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Travis
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Stephanie da Silva
Chilli666 <chil...@aol.com> wrote:
>Yes the high-light of the first film is back singin and dancin in the
>third movie where Aladdin searches for his father and the to lovebirds
>Aladdin and Jasmine finally get married!!!!
Except it's called "Aladdin and the King of Thieves".
Sherline Lee
But we still don't know the release date right?
*sigh*
I'm pretty sure it is still on for this year -
but is it being moved from its initial May date?
Sherline
Stephanie da Silva
Sherline Lee <sher...@nwu.edu> wrote:
>In article <4e3efk$4...@bonkers.taronga.com>,
> ari...@taronga.com (Stephanie da Silva) wrote:
>>
>>Except it's called "Aladdin and the King of Thieves".
>
>But we still don't know the release date right?
>but is it being moved from its initial May date?
Late summer is the latest I've heard.
CARS
>>Chilli666 <chil...@aol.com> wrote:
>>>Yes the high-light of the first film is back singin and dancin in the
>>>third movie where Aladdin searches for his father and the to lovebirds
>>>Aladdin and Jasmine finally get married!!!!
>>
>
>But we still don't know the release date right?
>
>I'm pretty sure it is still on for this year -
>but is it being moved from its initial May date?
>
All I know is that Disney had said Early Spring of 1996...May??? You know
more than me!! {G}
TTFN
Dan Young
I believe you are incorrect on this, Harold. Everything I've heard
is that this will be another direct to video release.
--
Harold
Kelly Day
Sorry, I was using Kelly's machine.
Tad Stones
tad_s...@studio.disney.com
Javier Femenia
>Considering I'm the producer and director of Aladdin and the King of
>Thieves, the news that it's a theatrical release is a shock. It's
>definitely a home video release.
Wow, the producer/director is reading!! What awesome power. The final
product is in this person's hands....
So, I don't suppose there's any chance to include a little bit more
background on Rajah in there? I mean, you have to admit that the
treatment of this noblest of tigers has been pretty lax.
I guess you can't blame a cat for trying...
--
F. Javier Femenia, FDC/FDCMUCK Prowl-around Sir Rajah of Agrabah
Knight of the Wolful Countenance, Protector to Princess Alana
Official Bodyguard to Cub Simba and Young Nala
Magic Carpet's Best Cat and VP of the Cool Cats Commune
Madly in love with my life and all the people in it.
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Kelly Day
Alan Hamilton
Ha! I was wondering why they'd replaced you.
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/ * / Alan Hamilton
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Quoting KellyDay<kelly_day from a message in rec.arts.disney.animation
>Considering I'm the producer and director of Aladdin and the King of
>Thieves, the news that it's a theatrical release is a shock. It's
>definitely a home video release.
This is the reason I like reading Usenet groups. :-)
--Scott
Tad Stones
>So, I don't suppose there's any chance to include a little bit more
>background on Rajah in there? I mean, you have to admit that the
>treatment of this noblest of tigers has been pretty lax.
>
>I guess you can't blame a cat for trying...
>
must leave Agrabah to search for a family connection that he thought
was cut forever so there's not much tiger time.
Besides, those darn stripes are hard to inbetween!!
--
The opinions expressed here are my own and not necessarily those of the Walt Disney Company.
LMora1123
wrote the songs, and does Robin sing in this one? Who is the villan?
Thank you very much.
LMora1123
original Aladdin score, they are great just buy the "The Music Behind the
Magic".
Tad Stones
writes:
>I have a few questions. Is the soundtrack going to be released? Who
>wrote the songs, and does Robin sing in this one? Who is the villan?
>Thank you very much.
At this time there's no soundtrack planned for release. Don't ask me
why not, I don't know. For a time there was a notion they might
release a CD of the songs from all three Aladdin movies but I think
that's gone by the wayside.
Robin sings "Party in Agrabah" and "Father and Son." We're pushing to
finish the latter for inclusion in the Topsy Turvy Sing-a-long coming
out early this summer.
Villain? It's all in the definition. The most obvious opponent is
Sa'luk who wants to be the leader of the forty thieves.
Disney is upgrading it's website. I hope to get some clips on there
well ahead of the video release.
Tad Stones
writes:
A couple of reasons:
First, those songs are so story specific that they would really hem you
in when it comes to characters and storytelling. However, I think
"Proud of Your Boy" is possibly the most moving ballad the team ever
wrote. In many ways it fit the theme of our new story. But...
Secondly, although there's no binding legal agreement that I'm aware
of, we feel that we should not set out to rewrite Howard Ashman's work.
I think Alan feels the same way.
Negaduck9
of, we feel that we should not set out to rewrite Howard Ashman's work.
I think Alan feels the same way."
I applaud this decision; I would not want to see Ashman's work changed
either.
Is "Proud of Your Boy" available in any form? I would like to hear it -
or at least read its lyrics.
Thanks,
--- NEGADUCK
"Ahh, A beautiful dove. The symbol of peace. Maybe I should feed it...
To a CAT!"
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Michael Frazier
lmor...@aol.com (LMora1123) wrote:
>Why don't you guys use some of the songs Howard and Alan wrote for the
>original Aladdin score, they are great just buy the "The Music Behind the
>Magic".
Indeed!! I abosolutely LOVE "High Adventure" off the "Original Score."
Michael
Wendy W Lee
In article <4f1hoe$o...@ixnews6.ix.netcom.com>, Tad Stones (duc...@ix.netcom.com) writes:
>Besides, those darn stripes are hard to inbetween!!
Change 'em to spots. ;-)
Javier Femenia
>Tad Stones (duc...@ix.netcom.com) writes:
>>Besides, those darn stripes are hard to inbetween!!
>
>Change 'em to spots. ;-)
Spots?!?!?!? Are you trying to turn me into a leopard? Or a cheetah?
Why, I never cheated in my life... I thought you knew I was an honorable
tiger... I likes my stripes just fine, and it's such a pity that they're
hard to animate... *I* never had any problem with them.
Oh well, I guess I'll have to hope for increased budgets for the Aladdin
series, then, just to see myself on the little screen a little more...
Jcb106
Beauty and the Beast which was cut in the broadway musical.
Jcb106
funny!
Dale D. Snell
>
>In article <4f1hoe$o...@ixnews6.ix.netcom.com>, Tad Stones
>(duc...@ix.netcom.com) writes:
>>Besides, those darn stripes are hard to inbetween!!
>
>Change 'em to spots. ;-)
>
Now, now, you know what they say: "Cheetahs never prosper!"
Seizure later,
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