Robin Williams' Genie in Aladdin is one of the greatest voice performances ever, but it also set off one of the biggest battles in movie history.

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The warning seems to stem from some of the depictions of racial stereotypes in Disney's older animated films.

An Arizona man recently made $6,000 by selling a vintage t-shirt from Disney's 1992 animated film Aladdin. “Before that moment happened, I’ve never had more than like $4,800 to my name," said the seller.

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We'll return to a whole new world in Aladdin 2.

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A script is reportedly being written for a sequel to Aladdin and the producers want Will Smith, Mena Massoud and Naomi Scott back.

Disney is bringing in a whole new writing team to craft a sequel to Aladdin, last year's hit live-action adaptation of the classic animated movie starring Mena Massoud, Naomi Scott and Will Smith as the Genie. John Gatins (Flight) and Andrea Berloff (Straight Outta Compton) will collaborate on the screenplay. It took a little while for Aladdin producers Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich to settle on a direction for the sequel, and they took pitches from numerous writers before hiring veterans Gatins and Berloff to put their plans into motion. What is unclear at the moment is whether …

We’ll see a whole new world… again.

Disney is moving forward with plans to make a sequel to 2019's live-action Aladdin that will have an original story not based on the animated sequels.

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The Aladdin live-action remake joins Disney's streaming service.