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I know! I was in eighth grade when it happened and I wish he got the help he needed. It's sad whenever a beloved celebrity can make everyone laugh or entertain in general, but can't find happiness for themselves.
He didnt make the Genie Unforgettable he MADE the Genie. While Dan Cestelanetta Voiced the Genie in Return of Jafar (Robin Left over Disney violating an Agreement), he Tried to hard to play the role like Robin did and kinda flopped because
@@kamsismith He had Lewy Body Dementia. There wasn't any help that would've made that go away. He did experience depression but that wasn't ultimately the reason he took his life, it was the incurable illness affecting his memory, language skills, visual perception, problem solving, ability to perform everyday tasks, ability to focus and pay attention.
There was a review of Return of Jafar that I once read that gave a picture perfect perspective of the two voice actors doing the Genie… There’s a difference between talented (Castellaneta) and gifted (Williams). So true.
It was also contractual. Robin had it put in his contract that his recordings couldn't be used for promotion. That's why he didn't come back for the Aladdin series or Return of Jafar.
I think we can all agree that Robin Williams's impersonation of the Genie is gonna make the #1 spot; he is a king of impersonation of sorts, after all.
@@arielle8010 The genie isn't "another person". It's a fictional character that did not exist before Robin Williams gave it a voice. You can't impersonate something that doesn't have anything to impersonate. Robin Williams did not do an impersonation of the character because the character did not exist. Dan Castellaneta DID do an impersonation - of Robin Williams.
Even if these particular animated movie moments are unscripted, They still played a big part in making these movies the iconic Masterpieces that we know them as today!
The improvised moments are the coolest and the actors who did it are also great. My favs are: The Genie, the hula scene never gets old for me, Olaf, Bruno in Encanto, The Hatter from Alice in Wonderland,
Although James Woods did a marvelous job being Hades; however, Jack Nicholson being a serious Hades in Hercules is one those "what if" moments that I would have been interested in seeing.
Same thing for Tim Curry being the voice of the Joker instead of Mark Hamill. Probably the only instant in his history when being such good a bad guy ending up LOSING him the part!
Unscripted animated moments... Now that's fascinating. I always thought that animated moments have to be planned and animated before voice acting is added, so to know that there are improvisations here is nice
Ed Wynn was one of the actors approached to play The Wizard in the 1939 classic film The Wizard Of Oz, however, the role was too small for him. For Disney, he voiced the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland (1951) and portrayed Uncle Albert in Mary Poppins (1964). His performance as the Mad Hatter served as inspiration and reference for the character King Candy in the 2012 Disney animated feature film Wreck-It Ralph. Wynn died June 19, 1966 in Beverly Hills, California of throat cancer, aged 79. He was interred at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, and his gravestone reads "Dear God, Thanks... Ed Wynn". His granddaughter stated in her speech when accepting his Disney Legends award on his behalf that Walt Disney was a pallbearer at his funeral.
Tigger is one of the most classic/iconic characters in Disney and fiction history. There’s just something about this bouncy tiger that gives viewers a more cheerful mood.
I see Robin, I click and I will start crying. I wish he got the help he needed. Sadly, the people who make us laugh always have unresolved inner turmoil hence the common cause of death for comedians are suicides and drug overdoses.
Not sure if you were aware, but he had Lewy body dementia (LBD). I believe he also had a Parkinson's diagnosis as well. If I recall correctly, some of those close to him believed he could not stand what was happening with his brain and he chose to go out on his own terms. Severe invisible depression is no joke (I speak from experience) and for sure he had mental health issues including depression. But the type of LBD he had and how his own brain/body was turning against him... Hard to say what my choice would be in that situation.
Achilles Heel in Hunchback of Notre Dame, Put that thing back where it came from in Monsters Inc, the Timon and Pumbaa doing the Hula in the Lion King, Samantha in frozen 2 are among my favorites in this list that still crack me up to this day as well as the legendary antics of both the late Robin Williams as genie and Gilbert Godfrey as Iargo in Aladdin 👍❤️😂
I never really watched the Hunchback when I was a kid because I didn't much get it, but as an adult, it's one of my favourites. I never caught "Achilles, heel," though. That's awesome.
My top 5 funny animated movies with improv (by year) 1. Aladdin (1992) 2. Hercules (1997) 3. The Emperor’s New Groove (2000) 4. Kung Fu Panda Franchise (2008-) 5. Megamind (2010)
A wholesome Tigger story: Back when I was in college and flying home a few times per year, I used to just sit back with my iPod Video (this was '03-'07) and either doze to music or watch a movie. Save for one flight that I've always remembered. It's not that anything mind blowing happened, but rather just a simple wholesome connection that I ended up having with the dude who was sitting next to me. He looked to have probably been in his late 20s, early 30s at the oldest, and I was 21 or 22. He wasn't creepy, just friendly. I had a Tigger patch sewn on the front of my backpack that I always used as my personal item to fit under the seat. When I boarded the guy was already in his middle seat next to my window, and he got up to help me put my duffle bag in the overhead because I'm fun sized at 5'2". In the process, he saw that Tigger patch and I guess he decided to give me a little bit of a character test. As I was putting my backpack under the seat he pointed to the patch, saying "You know how to spell Tigger, right?" I blinked at him for a moment before saying "T-I-double-guh-er." "Hey, exactly!!" It was the only flight I took in those four years that I ended up chatting with my neighbor for the whole thing. Like I said, it wasn't anything eventful or earth shattering. Just nice. 🙂
wait Jane Porter was Minnie Driver? the same actress of movie!PoTO La Carlotta? also just noticed Buzz Lightyear made the Vulcan salute (Kohanim blessing) after the "sad, strange little man" tbf Hades was a grave, "serious character" in the original myths, not to be messed with (e.g. the Chair of Forgetfulness punishment for Pirithoüs, when Herakles rescued his cousin Theseos during the Cerberos Labor) the only exception was with Orpheos when he pleaded for Eurydike's ressurection also didn't know Tulio & Miguel were Captain Phoebus & Gilderoy Lockhart
12:37 Let's be real here, the real reason they didn't want him adlibbing to start with was racism. It's not like *The little mermaid* , a movie about a princess shutting up and falling for the first prince she meets, was some kind of artwork that needed to be played with the utmost respect. There's a lot of problematic stuff about the mermaid intercut with moments of singing songs. I'm glad someone seems to have said: "Just let him talk for once, maybe it will add some fun to this boring mess!" And it did. As a child, Sebastian was my favorite. Not necessarily the jokes, I was far too young to know what an "inch" even was. So I didn't understand any of that. But Sebastian had the best songs too! "Unda da see!" and "Kiss de gurl" were the best.
Do you ever think about how those scenes in Disney movies will play out in your head and then, all of a sudden when you're about to press play it somehow magically comes true! In addition your bursting out laughing where you've lost track of time! 😅 that's what Lion King and Aladdin have done for me. 🎉😅 #timelessness
I knew Aladdin would be #1. Robin Williams was sensational. It's one of my favorite movies and I was 14 when it came out but my bff and I saw it like 7 times in the theater because we loved it so much. Robin Williams was a really really special soul. There are very few people like him, and he gave us the world. He was "a diamond in the ruff".
Wait. Did you just take your #1 choice, an Aladdin movie, tell us there's a line that Gottfried had that made Robin Williams laugh, and THEN NOT SHOW IT?!?!?! SHAAAAAAME!!!
James Woods and Mike Myers are amazing is how entire series changed for what they brought to the table Then you had Gilbert... man oh man he could say anything and get away with it. With that slightly annoying and humorous accent he could get away with saying the most rude or racist thing if he ever wanted to and no one would take it as anything but a joke
The story goes that when The Lion King had its H'wood premiere, that people were quite literally falling out of their chairs laughing. As comic relief, it was genius. I didn't think anyone could top it, until I played "Control"... but that's another listicle.
I love that thanks to John Leguizamo's ad lib about rat telenovelas, a Tik Tok-er named Nicque Marina ran with it created an entire series about it, lol
Here’s a fun fact: When the Hula scene first appeared in the Lion King world premiere, the audience laughed so hard and some of them fell out of their chairs 🤣
I have raya and the last dragon. I love the movie. And the baby theif was and is adorable. And the water dragon was funny when she ate the spicy food.😮😊
@@arielle8010 haha! roleplay on my autisms pseudo devil thing i fight every day!> "oh the laughter crying is because you know, I believe in it and feels sorry for me, but is choking on how this could have been used as a joke! but seriously blue dragons are a beautifull concept! and who is to say a dragon is not some one who can do what others cannot!
it really is sad that this creativity can only exist for the original language. all dubs are then forced to follow the same unscripted thing as script because the visuals can no longer change even if they would have own rifs that would be far better delivered because the ymade them up rather than reenact others
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@MsMojo, could you do a retrospective on the music of the Sherman Brothers? In memory of recently deceased Richard...
Rest in peace, Robin Williams, he really made the Genie unforgettable, and one of his most iconic roles. It's almost a decade since we lost him.
I know! I was in eighth grade when it happened and I wish he got the help he needed. It's sad whenever a beloved celebrity can make everyone laugh or entertain in general, but can't find happiness for themselves.
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He didnt make the Genie Unforgettable he MADE the Genie. While Dan Cestelanetta Voiced the Genie in Return of Jafar (Robin Left over Disney violating an Agreement), he Tried to hard to play the role like Robin did and kinda flopped because
@@kamsismith He had Lewy Body Dementia. There wasn't any help that would've made that go away. He did experience depression but that wasn't ultimately the reason he took his life, it was the incurable illness affecting his memory, language skills, visual perception, problem solving, ability to perform everyday tasks, ability to focus and pay attention.
There was a review of Return of Jafar that I once read that gave a picture perfect perspective of the two voice actors doing the Genie… There’s a difference between talented (Castellaneta) and gifted (Williams). So true.
RIP Robin Williams and Gilbert Gottfried, they really did give a wonderful performance to their characters that made them iconic.
Definitely.
I remember reading how Aladdin caused problems with writing credits because of Robin Williams’ improv
yeah, It's because it was almost impossible for the others actors to contain their laughter at every improvised Robin Williams' joke.
It was also contractual. Robin had it put in his contract that his recordings couldn't be used for promotion. That's why he didn't come back for the Aladdin series or Return of Jafar.
It would make sense to have given him a writing credit
It was because he had improved so much that the movie was rejected for a best adapted screenplay academy award nomination
The hula scene from “Lion king” never gets old 😂
aaaaaaare ya achin’ yup yup yup! for some bacon! yup yup yup! he’s a big pig! yup yup! you can be a big pig too!
😂 I couldn't agree more!
@@kimberlyrosslow9696 constantly had that one on rewind back then!
@@blind_t2 same! Lol! 😅
LUAU!!
I think we can all agree that Robin Williams's impersonation of the Genie is gonna make the #1 spot; he is a king of impersonation of sorts, after all.
Hours and hours of improv ended up on the cutting room floor
Impersonation? The fuck you think that word means?
@@sluepImpersonation definition:
An act of pretending to be another person for the purpose of entertainment or fraud
@@arielle8010 The genie isn't "another person". It's a fictional character that did not exist before Robin Williams gave it a voice. You can't impersonate something that doesn't have anything to impersonate. Robin Williams did not do an impersonation of the character because the character did not exist. Dan Castellaneta DID do an impersonation - of Robin Williams.
Don't you mean Improvisation, Abigail?
Even if these particular animated movie moments are unscripted, They still played a big part in making these movies the iconic Masterpieces that we know them as today!
Still love Eartha Kitt's "Is that my voice? Is that MY voice? ....oh well." Brilliant.
The improvised moments are the coolest and the actors who did it are also great. My favs are: The Genie, the hula scene never gets old for me, Olaf, Bruno in Encanto, The Hatter from Alice in Wonderland,
Samantha? I don't even know a Samantha...
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Although James Woods did a marvelous job being Hades; however, Jack Nicholson being a serious Hades in Hercules is one those "what if" moments that I would have been interested in seeing.
Same thing for Tim Curry being the voice of the Joker instead of Mark Hamill. Probably the only instant in his history when being such good a bad guy ending up LOSING him the part!
@@shewolfsirensadly 😞😭
Robin Williams was the greatest voiced genie ever
And actor ❤
@@MsDisneylandlover Yes definitely
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He is TRUELY HEAVILY MISSED!!!!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
The first "Shrek" also won the first Oscar for best animated feature!
Unscripted animated moments... Now that's fascinating.
I always thought that animated moments have to be planned and animated before voice acting is added, so to know that there are improvisations here is nice
Ed Wynn was one of the actors approached to play The Wizard in the 1939 classic film The Wizard Of Oz, however, the role was too small for him.
For Disney, he voiced the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland (1951) and portrayed Uncle Albert in Mary Poppins (1964).
His performance as the Mad Hatter served as inspiration and reference for the character King Candy in the 2012 Disney animated feature film Wreck-It Ralph.
Wynn died June 19, 1966 in Beverly Hills, California of throat cancer, aged 79. He was interred at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, and his gravestone reads "Dear God, Thanks... Ed Wynn".
His granddaughter stated in her speech when accepting his Disney Legends award on his behalf that Walt Disney was a pallbearer at his funeral.
Tigger is one of the most classic/iconic characters in Disney and fiction history. There’s just something about this bouncy tiger that gives viewers a more cheerful mood.
I see Robin, I click and I will start crying. I wish he got the help he needed. Sadly, the people who make us laugh always have unresolved inner turmoil hence the common cause of death for comedians are suicides and drug overdoses.
Not sure if you were aware, but he had Lewy body dementia (LBD). I believe he also had a Parkinson's diagnosis as well. If I recall correctly, some of those close to him believed he could not stand what was happening with his brain and he chose to go out on his own terms. Severe invisible depression is no joke (I speak from experience) and for sure he had mental health issues including depression. But the type of LBD he had and how his own brain/body was turning against him... Hard to say what my choice would be in that situation.
@@withlimiteddays6801 I know of LBD, I had no idea about how severe LBD is.
Achilles Heel in Hunchback of Notre Dame, Put that thing back where it came from in Monsters Inc, the Timon and Pumbaa doing the Hula in the Lion King, Samantha in frozen 2 are among my favorites in this list that still crack me up to this day as well as the legendary antics of both the late Robin Williams as genie and Gilbert Godfrey as Iargo in Aladdin 👍❤️😂
R.I.P Robin Williams 😢
I never really watched the Hunchback when I was a kid because I didn't much get it, but as an adult, it's one of my favourites. I never caught "Achilles, heel," though. That's awesome.
My top 5 funny animated movies with improv (by year)
1. Aladdin (1992)
2. Hercules (1997)
3. The Emperor’s New Groove (2000)
4. Kung Fu Panda Franchise (2008-)
5. Megamind (2010)
Genie moments are incredible and they were mostly unscripted!
Not mostly all
A wholesome Tigger story:
Back when I was in college and flying home a few times per year, I used to just sit back with my iPod Video (this was '03-'07) and either doze to music or watch a movie. Save for one flight that I've always remembered.
It's not that anything mind blowing happened, but rather just a simple wholesome connection that I ended up having with the dude who was sitting next to me. He looked to have probably been in his late 20s, early 30s at the oldest, and I was 21 or 22. He wasn't creepy, just friendly.
I had a Tigger patch sewn on the front of my backpack that I always used as my personal item to fit under the seat. When I boarded the guy was already in his middle seat next to my window, and he got up to help me put my duffle bag in the overhead because I'm fun sized at 5'2".
In the process, he saw that Tigger patch and I guess he decided to give me a little bit of a character test. As I was putting my backpack under the seat he pointed to the patch, saying "You know how to spell Tigger, right?"
I blinked at him for a moment before saying "T-I-double-guh-er."
"Hey, exactly!!"
It was the only flight I took in those four years that I ended up chatting with my neighbor for the whole thing.
Like I said, it wasn't anything eventful or earth shattering. Just nice. 🙂
29:45 best ad-lib from shrek "looks like hes compensating for something *chuckles for a bit then dies down*
"TTFN - Ta ta for now!" Tigger was the first text messenger, lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂yeah, pretty much!!!!!
seirously david spade being kronk is the funniest thing ever! seriously how can he be so perfect!
He wasn't kronk, he was cusco. But yeah he was hilarious and awesome in that role!
wait Jane Porter was Minnie Driver?
the same actress of movie!PoTO La Carlotta?
also just noticed Buzz Lightyear made the Vulcan salute (Kohanim blessing) after the "sad, strange little man"
tbf Hades was a grave, "serious character" in the original myths, not to be messed with (e.g. the Chair of Forgetfulness punishment for Pirithoüs, when Herakles rescued his cousin Theseos during the Cerberos Labor)
the only exception was with Orpheos when he pleaded for Eurydike's ressurection
also didn't know Tulio & Miguel were Captain Phoebus & Gilderoy Lockhart
12:37 Let's be real here, the real reason they didn't want him adlibbing to start with was racism. It's not like *The little mermaid* , a movie about a princess shutting up and falling for the first prince she meets, was some kind of artwork that needed to be played with the utmost respect. There's a lot of problematic stuff about the mermaid intercut with moments of singing songs. I'm glad someone seems to have said: "Just let him talk for once, maybe it will add some fun to this boring mess!" And it did. As a child, Sebastian was my favorite. Not necessarily the jokes, I was far too young to know what an "inch" even was. So I didn't understand any of that. But Sebastian had the best songs too! "Unda da see!" and "Kiss de gurl" were the best.
Is there EVER any doubt that Robin Williams makes the top of any list?
Also, a very heartfelt RIP for Robin Williams
7:33 I love that scene the actress did a good job of conveying all that sadness.
00:48 - so Disney ripped ITSELF off by essentially reusing Belle, her father & Gaston as templates for Jane, her father & Clayton ...?
love these unscripted lines ❤
Hi, Emily, and what a great top this was. Have a happy sunday morning and God bless you. Greetings from Colombia to you as well.
Do you ever think about how those scenes in Disney movies will play out in your head and then, all of a sudden when you're about to press play it somehow magically comes true! In addition your bursting out laughing where you've lost track of time! 😅 that's what Lion King and Aladdin have done for me. 🎉😅 #timelessness
I knew Aladdin would be #1. Robin Williams was sensational. It's one of my favorite movies and I was 14 when it came out but my bff and I saw it like 7 times in the theater because we loved it so much. Robin Williams was a really really special soul. There are very few people like him, and he gave us the world. He was "a diamond in the ruff".
Brother Bear 1 & 2 are my favorites ❤❤❤❤ How to train your dragon, Toy story, and o my Aladdin... Robin is amazing!!! Shrek is great too.
Number 1 should have said, " The whole damn thing."
Wait. Did you just take your #1 choice, an Aladdin movie, tell us there's a line that Gottfried had that made Robin Williams laugh, and THEN NOT SHOW IT?!?!?!
SHAAAAAAME!!!
James Woods and Mike Myers are amazing is how entire series changed for what they brought to the table
Then you had Gilbert... man oh man he could say anything and get away with it. With that slightly annoying and humorous accent he could get away with saying the most rude or racist thing if he ever wanted to and no one would take it as anything but a joke
31:40 honestly this got me
The person at Mojo hq decided to start top 30s instead of only 10, deserves a raise!!!! Top 10 lists are too short!!!
Makes so much sense why Surf’s Up is still so funny
The story goes that when The Lion King had its H'wood premiere, that people were quite literally falling out of their chairs laughing.
As comic relief, it was genius. I didn't think anyone could top it, until I played "Control"... but that's another listicle.
Im a sucker for dry wit. The achiles heel bit when I watched it years later as an adult, made me laugh out like a moron 😂
Hunch Back is my favorite movie and Tiana is my favorite princess ❤
34;58: ... And what feels like half of the movies on this list. 😂😂😂
Robin is the true Master of Improv!
“There’s always songs in animated movies” despite Billy’s low intelligence, he does make a good point
I love that thanks to John Leguizamo's ad lib about rat telenovelas, a Tik Tok-er named Nicque Marina ran with it created an entire series about it, lol
shrek is just a masterpiece, even the translation to spanish is perfect
Here’s a fun fact: When the Hula scene first appeared in the Lion King world premiere, the audience laughed so hard and some of them fell out of their chairs 🤣
Why dont you Sit there and Runinate whikst i I-lluminate the Possibilities
Always loved how he used that as a the Lead up to "Friend like me"
I have raya and the last dragon. I love the movie. And the baby theif was and is adorable. And the water dragon was funny when she ate the spicy food.😮😊
lol so cool!
I am a simple man. I see Robin Williams, I click like.
0:36 * in the etc. *.
Also why are some people still celebrating Mr Miller AND S. B.- C.?! Eurghk.
Rip Robin W❤❤❤
So Miss Him❤❤❤😢
#DisneyDiva ❤
I never knew that was David Hyde Pierce voicing Doppler! I thought he was was only known for playing Niles
He was also the walking stick bug in A Bug’s Life.
@@kellyhacker969 oh really now, no wonder he sounds like my sweet Delbert and thus makes me laugh more than most of the others
I’m so surprised, I’m moulting!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣oh Iago, we miss you so much!!!! As well as Genie!
There over 16 hours of Robbin doing add living for Aladdin 1.
do trhe hoola is the only disney thing where they make fun of killing people it is so cooll!
Hey Emily, I’ve got admission use it to top 10 under rated animated Disney sequels you forgot about
Robin Williams 😢❤
It ain’t all about the script these days
The script is the blueprint and the VAs just add what they add, making the whole story even more awesome!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
the last dragon is blue micheal jackson!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@arielle8010 haha! roleplay on my autisms pseudo devil thing i fight every day!> "oh the laughter crying is because you know, I believe in it and feels sorry for me, but is choking on how this could have been used as a joke!
but seriously blue dragons are a beautifull concept! and who is to say a dragon is not some one who can do what others cannot!
Imagine if Tom Sellek voiced Optimus Prime
I love An't Cass she is super nice
the rabbit lady made my new life!
17:44 Look at Jordan from the Bernie Mac show 🥹
the evil depudy from notredame is also the vice admiral in the juorney to the golden city with the crazy portuguise guys!
the numbers 17th, 16th, 13th, 9th, 7th, 6th, 4rd, 3rd, 2nd and 1st are my favourites.
He looks more like a Ron Howard
Bee movie was written by Seinfeld
No. 27, you in the series that subsequently followed the events of the movie T.J. Miller was recast with Brooks Wheelan in the role of Fred there?
I love the cat. What is he/her name?
Good Night Robin.
It was cool AF seeing Ed Wynn acting the Mad Hatter, too bad the movie wasn't live action.
Is it bad I saw Lockhart come through Miguel on the clip for road to El Dorado
We reserve right to refuse service to anyone from Zotopia - moto of every insurance company, especially health
it really is sad that this creativity can only exist for the original language. all dubs are then forced to follow the same unscripted thing as script because the visuals can no longer change even if they would have own rifs that would be far better delivered because the ymade them up rather than reenact others
#13 is my favaert of the moive and my 🤯for this prat you tell me
samantha?!?!
😂
haha the many adventures of xi ching ping!
cass is the cool fat mom that the golden friend has!
some how suddenly we bacame the fvillaian!
julian is the best!
Ive heard about this controversy of whatever or not the hospital scene in the dark knight was improvised or not.
If I were you guys, I'd put Treasure Planet at the top ten and Frozen 2 and Encanto at the bottom.
James Woods is a legend
MOVE IT!
I really! Tarzan I really! Like zootopia I really! Like Winnie the Pooh I really! Like toy story I really! Like Frozen 2 I really! Like Aladdin
i am from greenland and i is godlike!
alone in the revange! omg brad pitt!
help show me where i can pay for this movie!
OK
6.07 how can i pay to watch this movie so the right people gets the moneys!
i'm a big of Kenneth Branagh and the road to a quote movie is the sword fight is not a quote and that is just clings
I have trouble believing this because the animation is always done first, or so Iv'e been led to believe .
My son loved( loves) tigger
sad little man bein buzzz
How do they do adlib with cartoons