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Top 10 Celeb Impersonations by Genie in Aladdin

Top 10 Celeb Impersonations by Genie in Aladdin

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The man was quite the magical impressionist. For this list, well be looking at the funniest and most spot-on impressions of celebrities performed by Robin Williams as Genie in the Disney film Aladdin. Our list includes Ed Sullivan, Peter Lorre, Groucho Marx, Robert De Niro, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and more! Join MsMojo as we count down our picks for the Top 10 Celebrity Impersonations By Robin Williams In Aladdin. 10. Walter Brennan 9. Arsenio Hall 8. William F. Buckley Jr. 7. Ed Sullivan 6. Peter Lorre 5. Groucho Marx 4. Robert De Niro 3, 2 & 1?
Date: 2023-11-20

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Here are some others:
Joan Rivers- Prince Ali segment; he appears dressed the way she did when she hosted the Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade, admiring the feathers on the 53 purple peacocks
Robin Williams- Yep he portrayed himself. After the Genie is freed, he dresses up in a Hawaiian shirt and Goofy hat which Williams wore in a promotional Disneyland ad
Airplane! - When he turns into a bee and descends shouting Mayday! Mayday!
Das Boot- He turns into the nuclear submarine when he rescues Aladdin from drowning
Superman 2- When he puts himself in that box during his introduction saying The long contained. it references Zod and the gang being trapped in that trapezoid

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Love this! Robin Williams impressions in Aladdin has shaped my sense of humor and unconsciously led me to become a great fan of these comics! I think i got most of his imitation references as a young girl because my father had me watch the films with these comics in them all the time! Either you totally get these hilarious impressions throughout Aladdin or they slip over your head as funny, yet unnamed, references that you must seek to uncover if you really want to laugh with Williams! R. I. P. Robin Williams, beloved and forever etched into my humorous heart
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Instead of limiting this list to just the first film, you should have included the entire Aladdin franchise, or just The king of thieves if you wanted to focus on Robin Williams. Even if you included the TV series, this list would mostly be from The king of thieves because there's so many impressions in that movie. The impressions in the first movie are quite subtle and quite few.
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Robin Williams called out one person that sold the Blue Genie character without his own approval at all. it's the most disrespectful thing ever to do.
I love the animated movie Aladdin but it wasn't right I'd never ever do something like that to anyone. now Star Wars movies fans deserve an apology from the Disney company and it needs to be censerly open publicly.

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Will Smith is the coolest but I found it absolutely incredible the way Robin Williams impersonated each and every one of these celebrities as the role of the Genie from Aladdin! Robin Williams is the legend of impersonation! Will Smith did his own thing rather than copy Robin Williams! I'm still gonna give my dude Will a chance for sure, in a good way that is!
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The one i spotted most as a kid was Nicholson. Also i think there's a Beauty and the Beast appearance, when Sultan stacks some toy figurines u can see that one of the toys is The Beast, If I'm not mistaken. Genie also turns into Nagwa Fouad during the Prince Ali song when he's on the balcony with some harem girls. There's probably tons of more.
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Robin Williams' performance of Genie is the voice acting equivalent of Heath Ledger's (live-action) performance of the Joker in The Dark Knight; God-given and flawless.
And really, there's NO way actors like Will Smith (for the former) or Jared Leto (for the latter) can ever beat them out. (No disrespect to the former though)

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Whilst it will probably tick off a lot of people (its guaranteed to to so anyway whatever is done) I am hoping that Will Smiths genie does a whole new round of impersonations that a newer generation might get rather than just rehashing Robins old lines. Let the jokes stay a part of artist who originally conceived them.
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I was bummed out when I heard about Robin Williams' passing. I once got to meet Charles Martinet, the voice of Nintendo mascot and video game character Mario (and a few others. I got to ask him a question on whether he was influenced by Robin Williams. He answered no, but he actually did know Robin Williams at some point.
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To all the people who disliked this video: Excuse me, are you lookin at him? Did you watch the movie! Did you search this video! Did you watch the video! And all of a sudden youre walkin out on it! I dont think so! Not right now! YOURE LIKING THIS VIDEO SO SIT DOOOOOWN!
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Another reference re: Groucho is the duck that drops down with refunds on it. In the 50s, he had a TV show called You Bet Your Life where there was a weekly secret word. If the contestants happened to say it, a duck would drop down and they'd win extra prize money.
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10. Walter Brennan
9. Arsenio Hall
8. William F Buckley Jr
7. Ed Sullivan
6. Peter Lorre
5. Groucho Marx
4. Robert De Niro
3. Arnold Schwarzeneger
2. Rodney Dangerfield
1. Jack Nicholson

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This only works in English though. As I child growing up, I never understood his impersonations because movies get dubbed into different languages so they sound very different to me. Only now when I'm 26 I get them.
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3: 27 Uuuhh, I don't understand what the little puppet said. All I heard was Y bop me T D D teh Duh. Please reply to this comment and tell me what the little puppet said. Pretty please?
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What is with this absolutely terrible commentary.
All I was looking for was his simple Ed Sullivan show. Really big show bit.
This whole video should be deleted

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You should have included Sylvester Stalonne: in the third film, the genie turn into Rocky Balboa in the beginning and Rambo at the end (that one is really hilarious.
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I bought Aladdin on VHS, DVD. And recently on Blu-ray. Robin Williams will always be Genie for me. His impersonations were brilliantly spot on! : )
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This movie introduced me to quid pro quo. If never heard of it before. Its so masterfully done, I needed the definition right away. Brilliant.
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I was sat here thinking Arsenio Hall was so similar to Eddie Murphy that it was uncanny. Then they show them together and its seriously uncanny xxx
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Peter Lorre is featured in a cartoon of sketches in the old Looney Tunes for the young people to know him because that is how got to know of him
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Robin Williams was, and still is, one of my biggest inspirations. I still practice some impressions of my own, I tell you what.
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8: 07 alright sparky heres the deal! If ya wanna court the little lady you gotta be a straight shooter do you got it? I love that
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Robin made Alladin. and Disney knew it they totally used the poor guys voice to sell toys which he didnt really like
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We love Will Smith and Robin Williams after Robin William passed away Will Smith replaced Robin Williams spot as Genie
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Alright sparky, heres the deal. If you want to court the little lady, you gotta be a straight shooter. Do ya got it?
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I don't know about all of them, though I knew there were definitely impressions that went over my head in that movie
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Robin Williams sure was the best Genie in the Aladdin film but on the other hand he had a tremendous singing voice
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I bet when the script got to the Genies lines, there werent any. It just said
Robin Williams speaks in this part

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Were counting down are picks for the top 10 brief quick jokes from Aladdin stretching it out for nearly 9 minutes.
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