Aladdin 1992
"Imagine if you had three wishes, three hopes, three dreams and they all could come true."
Step into the sun-drenched alleys of Agrabah, where street-smart Aladdin and the spirited Princess Jasmine cross paths in Disney's vibrant 1992 animated classic.
Director: John Musker
Cast
Scott Weinger
Aladdin (voice)
Robin Williams
Genie / Peddler (voice)
Linda Larkin
Jasmine (voice)
Jonathan Freeman
Jafar (voice)
Gilbert Gottfried
Iago (voice)
Douglas Seale
Sultan (voice)
Frank Welker
Abu / Cave of Wonders / Rajah (voice)
Brad Kane
Aladdin (singing voice)
Lea Salonga
Jasmine (singing voice)
Bruce Adler
Peddler (singing voice)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Aladdin (1992) about?
Aladdin follows a kind-hearted street orphan who stumbles upon a magic lamp, sparking a rivalry with the power-hungry Grand Vizier Jafar. As he navigates palace intrigue and a royal romance with Princess Jasmine, Aladdin must outwit Jafar while deciding what he truly wants from his newfound power.
Who directed Aladdin?
Aladdin was directed by John Musker, renowned for his work on Disney's animated landmarks like The Little Mermaid and Moana.
Who stars in Aladdin?
The film features Scott Weinger as Aladdin, Linda Larkin as Princess Jasmine, the legendary Robin Williams as the Genie, Gilbert Gottfried as Iago, and Jonathan Freeman as Jafar.
Is Aladdin (1992) worth watching?
With its universal themes, unforgettable characters, and vibrant animation, Aladdin remains a beloved family favorite nearly 30 years later. Its blend of comedy, romance, and adventure ensures it's just as entertaining for kids as it is for nostalgic adults.
How long is Aladdin?
Aladdin runs for 91 minutes.
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About Aladdin (1992) — A Dazzling Disney Adventure of Wishes and Romance
Step into the sun-drenched alleys of Agrabah, where street-smart Aladdin and the spirited Princess Jasmine cross paths in Disney's vibrant 1992 animated classic. Directed by John Musker, this fantasy adventure blends humor, heart, and timeless romance as a humble hero and a headstrong royal defy palace rules and magic lamps alike. With Robin Williams stealing scenes as the Genie and Gilbert Gottfried's unforgettable Iago, the film crackles with wit and wonder, inviting audiences of all ages to believe in wishes that feel as real as the golden desert sand. The story's themes of identity, freedom, and the courage to choose love over duty linger long after the final musical crescendo.
Aladdin (1992) transforms a fairy-tale archetype into a dazzling escapade—complete with sword fights, dazzling musical numbers, and a villain straight out of Arabian mythos. Musker's direction balances playful visuals with emotional depth, making the bustling marketplace, towering palace, and enchanted cave feel like places you can almost step into. Whether you're revisiting this Disney gem or sharing it with new viewers, its magic lies in proving that the greatest treasures aren't found in lamps, but in the bonds we forge and the choices we make.
