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What happens to Disney princesses Ariel, Jasmine, Belle, and Pocahontas after the credits role? According to viral star Jon Cozart, nothing good – though at least he got a great video out of it.
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From EW’s archives: Our 1992 cover story about Aladdin, which industry folks apparently thought would be a big gamble for Disney. Excerpt:
The wide Thanksgiving-weekend release of Aladdin marks Disney’s most aggressive effort yet to engineer the cross-generational appeal that can make the difference between a solid hit and one for the record books. The film’s cast of characters, from a homeless, hormone-driven-teen-hunk leading lad (think Persia, 90210) to a sexually aware, proto-feminist princess to a father anxious about his advancing age, have cares and concerns that will be inscrutable to young children. Moreover, the film polishes off the storybook timelessness of past Disney fables and substitutes topicality, with lines and situations that take satirical swipes at America’s pop-culture landscape, including game shows, recent movie hits, TV commercials, even presidential politics (one power-mad character croons, “Read my lips and come to grips with reality”).
Set your magic carpets on a course for New York City: Disney’s Aladdin is coming to Broadway in 2014.
Many Disney princesses talk less than male characters in their films, research finds
Pocahontas, Mulan, and The Little Mermaid might be films named after their title female characters, but that doesn’t mean they dominate the films’ scripts.
Oh yeah: Aladdin is coming to Broadway. And we’ve got more photos!
How did Aladdin on Broadway get the set for “Friend Like Me” to look this cool? Six-time Tony-winning set designer Bob Crowley walks us through.
The saga continues
Iconic action franchise ‘Mad Max’ returns in an epic chapter that explores the past and sees Anya Taylor-Joy take the wheel as Furiosa. Read EW’s latest cover story.