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Aladdin and the King of Thieves

  • Video
  • 1996
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 21m
IMDb RATING
6.3/10
40K
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Aladdin and the King of Thieves (1996)
Desert AdventureHand-Drawn AnimationQuestSword & SorceryAdventureAnimationComedyFamilyFantasyMusical

The King of Thieves disrupts Aladdin and Jasmine's long-anticipated wedding, looking for an oracle that will lead him to an even bigger treasure. His true identity causes trouble for Aladdin... Read allThe King of Thieves disrupts Aladdin and Jasmine's long-anticipated wedding, looking for an oracle that will lead him to an even bigger treasure. His true identity causes trouble for Aladdin.The King of Thieves disrupts Aladdin and Jasmine's long-anticipated wedding, looking for an oracle that will lead him to an even bigger treasure. His true identity causes trouble for Aladdin.

  • Director
    • Tad Stones
  • Writers
    • Mark McCorkle
    • Bob Schooley
  • Stars
    • Scott Weinger
    • Robin Williams
    • John Rhys-Davies
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    6.3/10
    40K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Tad Stones
    • Writers
      • Mark McCorkle
      • Bob Schooley
    • Stars
      • Scott Weinger
      • Robin Williams
      • John Rhys-Davies
    • 79User reviews
    • 28Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 2 wins & 1 nomination total

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    Scott Weinger
    Scott Weinger
    • Aladdin
    • (voice)
    Robin Williams
    Robin Williams
    • Genie
    • (voice)
    John Rhys-Davies
    John Rhys-Davies
    • Cassim
    • (voice)
    Val Bettin
    Val Bettin
    • Sultan
    • (voice)
    Jim Cummings
    Jim Cummings
    • Razoul
    • (voice)
    Gilbert Gottfried
    Gilbert Gottfried
    • Iago
    • (voice)
    Linda Larkin
    Linda Larkin
    • Princess Jasmine
    • (voice)
    Jerry Orbach
    Jerry Orbach
    • Sa'luk
    • (voice)
    Frank Welker
    Frank Welker
    • Abu
    • (voice)
    • …
    Jeff Bennett
    Jeff Bennett
    • Nahbi
    • (voice)
    • …
    Corey Burton
    Corey Burton
    • Hakim
    • (voice)
    Jess Harnell
    Jess Harnell
    • Behrang
    • (voice)
    Clyde Kusatsu
    Clyde Kusatsu
    • Mujahideen
    • (voice)
    Rob Paulsen
    Rob Paulsen
    • Omid
    • (voice)
    • …
    CCH Pounder
    CCH Pounder
    • The Oracle
    • (voice)
    Bruce Adler
    • Peddler
    • (voice)
    • (uncredited)
    Joan Barber
    • Chorus
    • (singing voice)
    • (uncredited)
    Scott Barnes
    • Thief
    • (singing voice)
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Tad Stones
    • Writers
      • Mark McCorkle
      • Bob Schooley
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    6Cephyran

    Worthy Sequel...

    All of the recent Disney sequels have a set formula that makes them generally the same movie. The main characters have a kid, the kids a rebel, and gets into trouble. Not so with this one. It effectively combines the Aladdin story with the legend of Midas - a touch that turned everything to gold. Again we get to see Robin Williams in character as the blue genie, and funny as always. Again, its a movie meant for the kids, but everyone can find some value in it.
    Beast-5

    Worthy

    Robin Williams came back as Genie,fortunately,and most of his jokes are

    hilarious.ALADDIN AND THE KING OF THIEVES is one hundred percent better than THE RETURN OF JAFAR. But then,a root canal would be better than TROJ...anyway,the story is interesting and the voices are wonderful (John Rhys-Davies is brilliant as Cassim.) My only complaints are the rather limp songs and the animation of Jasmine,who looks like she's

    been deflated. Other than that,the characters are more like themselves than they were in TROJ,and Rasoul just rules. A fitting,imaginative conclusion.
    8The_Jew_Revue

    pretty good

    This was not the best disney animated sequel of all. but in all Aladdin and the king of thieves does absolutely have a good story line. the story of aladdins father is very heartfelt, that is why i gave it a 6 rating. and why did Iago have to be in this one also. i mean he got to be in the first two and he was the 2nd main character in the return of jafar. alls well that ends well though. aladdin and jasmine finally get married. the song for this sequence is very sweet. i liked this one better than the second, since robin williams returning role as the Genie. I liked it when he was Mrs Doubtfire. this is a good movie to watch over again.
    9jerekra

    Should Have Gotten a Theatrical Release.

    Most of the time when straight to video Disney Sequels are made you can understand why the film was not released in theatres. However in the case of Aladdin and the King of Thieves I feel that this film should have been released in the theatres.

    Aladdin and Jasmine have their wedding interrupted by an attack by the Forty Thieves. Soon Aladdin learns that his father is the King of Thieves. He brings his father back to Agraba hoping that he will reform, however Aladdins father has hopes of finding the ultimate treasure no matter the cost.

    The artwork for this film is way better than in The Return of Jafar. Also the story is excellent and action packed.

    One of the main reasons why this film works is the return of Robin Williams. He is as hilarious as ever as the Genie, and actually I think that he is much more funny in this film as opposed to the first Aladdin film. Genie is hilarious in this film and that is the major reason this film is great.

    Also I like how Aladdin's father is in this film. A great idea and I think that this somewhat is similar to the third Indiana Jones film. Not only is the idea similar but the fact that they got the actor who played Sallah in the Indiana Jones Trilogy (his name escapes me) makes the idea work all that much better.

    Also there is a good villain in Suluk, a sort of huge evil guy with a sharp claw thing on one of his hands.

    I guess the one flaw might be the lack of great songs. If they had improved on that a little this film would have been perfect. But I would rather there be great humor, action, and story than a few great songs.

    If they had improved the artwork a little, and added some awesomer music this would have been a great film to release in theatres.

    Of all the Disney sequels that have been released straight to video, this is BY FAR the best. I recommend this film greatly.
    6IDanceWithFishes

    One Of The better Sequels...

    This was one of the better sequels. The humour was not too cheesy, hardly surprising, seeing as the excellent Robin Willams was again voicing the Genie, and the voice of Cassim did a wonderful job. The animation wasn't great, but better then the Return of Jafar by a mile. The songs were a bit limp, but were upbeat and not that often. "Welcome to the forty Thieves," was my personal favourite. The storyline was strong and we even got a touch of mythology in there! A good yarn to keep the kids quiet, and compulsive and entertaining enough for the adults. The best sequel out there.....

    Jasmine looked a little dodgy on some parts of the animation, while Cassim looked better then all of them. A few old gags and scenes from the first movie were woven in, but not to such a extent that it was major clinch overload.

    A enjoyable enough film, which I actually quite like.^^

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    Did you know

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    • Trivia
      The scene with the Genie consoling Princess Jasmine while Aladdin is away at the lair of the forty thieves, was completely improvised by Robin Williams.
    • Goofs
      When guests are arriving for the wedding, the Genie looks at the crowd and says, "Oh, look, there's Osiris. Oh, Osiris! Osiris, can we get a word with you?" The character that turns around is not Osiris - it is Horus, Osiris's son in Egyptian mythology.
    • Quotes

      [Cassim has not showed up at the wedding]

      Aladdin: Where is he?

      [Genie changes into Pumbaa from the Lion King]

      Genie: Hakuna Matata!

      [Changes back]

      Genie: Whoa. I was having an out of movie experience.

    • Crazy credits
      During the credits the Genie appears in different positions.
    • Alternate versions
      On TV airings, one shot showing Genie holding a picture of Jessica Rabbit's body over Jasmine's picture was cut since the body reference of Jessica Rabbit was meant for adult audience.
    • Connections
      Featured in Disney Sing-Along Songs: Topsy Turvy (1996)
    • Soundtracks
      There's a Party Here in Agrabah
      Words and Music by David Friedman

      Performed by Robin Williams, Brad Kane, Liz Callaway, Merwin Foard, Gilbert Gottfried, Joan Barber, Scott Barnes, Don Bradford, David Friedman, Alix Korey, Marin Mazzie, Paul Kandel, Peter Samuel, Gordon Stanley, Guy Stroman, and Molly Wasserman

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    • Release date
      • August 13, 1996 (United States)
    • Countries of origin
      • United States
      • Australia
      • Japan
    • Official site
      • Official site
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Alovuddin va qaroqchilar qiroli
    • Filming locations
      • Disneytoon Studios, Glendale, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Walt Disney Home Video
      • Disney Television Animation
      • Walt Disney Animation Australia
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 21m(81 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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