We all know that Disney loves a good sequel and we’re sure that the prospect of penning new adventures for Aladdin and the inhabitants of Agrabah is on their radar given that it is such a fan favourite.
But if they were to ever go ahead with a new Aladdin movie, they are banned from using any of Robin Williams’ outtakes due to a clause in the late actor’s will.
While Disney possesses a lot of unused and never before heard voice work from the beloved comic, the earliest that they could include it in any feature would be 2039.
The inclusion of the clause is not out of spite – it is to prevent any problems for Robin’s children. Complex rules… Read the full story