Aladdin

Téléfilm
2000
1h 13min

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Julian Clary, Paul Merton, and Griff Rhys Jones in Aladdin (2000)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueITV presents Simon Nye's adaptation of the pantomime classic of a poor son's journey to win the heart of the daughter of the Emperor of China.ITV presents Simon Nye's adaptation of the pantomime classic of a poor son's journey to win the heart of the daughter of the Emperor of China.ITV presents Simon Nye's adaptation of the pantomime classic of a poor son's journey to win the heart of the daughter of the Emperor of China.

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Filmed at the New Wimbledon Theatre in London

Citations
Abanezer: I live here, in old Egypt, home of the pyramids, land of the Sphinx and that funny dance where your hands go flat, like that.
[he dances]
Abanezer: I am the finest magician in all of Egypt
[audience beings to boo]
Abanezer: Alright, alright, alright, I am the only magician in all of Old Egypt, I killed the others, but I am good. I am damn good!

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References The Bill (1984)

Bandes originales
Now I've Found the One
Written by Philip Pope
Performed by Patsy Kensit and Ed Byrne

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10/10

Brilliant, a great pantomime and a great cast.

I really enjoyed this pantomime. I thought all the actors were brilliant. Of all the ITV pantomimes shown I think this one is the best. I had it on video for a while a couple of years ago but my mum taped over it. It was on again this Christmas though and I thought it was great again.

I also thought that the singing was really good, it's quite hard to find people who can sing AND act these days. All the actors stayed in character well. The only thing I missed was the part where the children come on stage, unlike normal pantomimes this doesn't happen.

The writer has done extremely well to keep the traditional storyline but make it all funny. Watch out for a very funny scene between Paul Merton and Julian Clary. Anyway, all in all one of the best pantomimes I've seen (except Snow White at Woking this year and Cindarella at Woking a few years ago).