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In the case of Aladdin and Jasmine, their appearances were partly based on two young stars of the era. Based partly on the Middle Eastern folktale The Thousand And One Nights, Aladdin follows ...

Connelly was a major star when Disney made Aladdin, however, not everyone who inspired Jasmine was famous. According to The Disney Book, animator Mark Henn tried drawing a number of models to find ...

Princess Jasmine has long been considered a strong Disney heroine. Now, she finally has a song to show for it. In the live-action "Aladdin" (in theaters now), Jasmine (Naomi Scott) gets her first ...

In comparison, Aladdin, Disney’s latest live-action remake, gets the “fix” right, giving Princess Jasmine an arc that doesn’t feel like set dressing. It stays true to the character and ...

The story of Aladdin (played by Mena Massoud) and Jasmine (Naomi Scott) is then told to us by the unnamed peddler. The remake scraps this entirely. The original opening of "Aladdin" contained the ...

The new adaptation starring Mena Massoud and Naomi Scott as an excellent Aladdin and Jasmine and Will Smith as the Genie makes many departures from the Oscar-winning animated feature. While some ...

Jasmine's signature outfit from the animated "Aladdin" is iconic. You know the look: low-riding turquoise harem pants paired with a tiny off-the-shoulder top that leaves the princess' belly ...

Even the souk merchants largely function as set dressing whose interaction with Jasmine and Aladdin is minimal. It’s as if Disney was so afraid of perpetuating the same cultural stereotypes it ...

Growing up in England, Naomi Scott, like so many other young girls, fell in love at an early age with Disney’s animated heroines — particularly Mulan, Pocahontas and Jasmine from “Aladdin.” ...

So Aladdin’s going about his daily routine, evading the guards and making them feel incompetent (because they are) when he spies the stunning sass-pot we touched on earlier, Jasmine. The kicker?