Disney has finally cast its Aladdin.
Newcomer Mena Massoud will play everyone's favorite scrappy street rat; Power Rangersstar Naomi Scott has been cast as Jasmine; and Detective ArchivesWill Smith will portray the Genie in the production, which is directed by Guy Ritchie.
The casting news was announced Saturday at Disney's D23 Expo in Anaheim. According to Walt Disney Studios production president Sean Bailey, the live-action remake will draw inspiration from the 1992 animated classic, and the folk tales from One Thousand and One Nights, on which the original film was based.
The fictional city of Agrabah will have influences from around the globe, according to Bailey, including the cultures of the Middle East, India and China.
Check out photos of Massoud and Scott below.
Massoud, an Egyptian-Canadian actor who previously appeared as a series regular on TeenNick'sOpen Heart and in a guest spot on Canadian medical drama Saving Hope, will next star in Amazon's upcoming Jack Ryan series opposite John Krasinski.
London-born Scott -- whose mother hails from northern India -- recently starred in Lionsgate's Power Rangersreboot as Pink Ranger Kimberly Hart, and previously appeared in Fox's shortlived sci-fi drama Terra Nova and Disney Channel's original movie Lemonade Mouth.
Smith can next be seen in Netflix's fantasy/sci-fi movie Brightalongside Joel Edgerton and Noomi Rapace, premiering on the streaming service in December.
Previous:Reimagining the Middle Class
SonicFox is changing the game for esports in mainstream cultureIt's appropriate that the internet actually broke on Kim Kardashian's birthdaySonicFox is changing the game for esports in mainstream culture'The Simpsons' episode with Michael Jackson's voice pulled from circulationPierce Brosnan 'shocked and saddened' by 'deceptive' Indian pan masala adTrump and Clinton square off again tonight — this time with jokesThis campaign wants UK politicians to wake up to the dangers of the gender data gap'The Occupation' has too many bugs to be any fun: Game reviewNintendo announces a Labo VR Kit for SwitchPierce Brosnan 'shocked and saddened' by 'deceptive' Indian pan masala ad22 places we wrote down our tweets while Twitter was downIt's appropriate that the internet actually broke on Kim Kardashian's birthdayWelcome to New York, Taylor Swift exhibit. It's been waiting for you.Mark Zuckerberg promises to rebuild Facebook as 'privacyWaymo starts selling its LiDAR sensors to power robots, security systems, and moreIntense video shows great white shark getting stuck inside a cage with 4 diversDonald Trump is the biggest roadblock to new net neutrality billWhat happens in the end credits of 'Captain Marvel'Hamsters make the wizardry of 'Harry Potter' even more magicalTrump called his friend and Apple CEO Tim Cook 'Tim Apple' Chrissy Teigen accidentally leaks her email address on Twitter, styles it out People are so thirsty for Hermann Rorschach Wordle today: Here's the answer, hints for January 13 Watch this man's emotional reunion with his dog who was lost for 3 years John Legend and son Miles play piano together in extremely cute video Scientists used James Webb telescope to find an Earth SAG nominations 2023: Full list Ryan Reynolds and Chris Pratt trade blows on Twitter over their fantasy football league Netflix's 'Kaleidoscope' episode orders aren't actually that random Apple's MacBooks might finally get touchscreens 'Quordle' today: See each 'Quordle' answer and hints for January 9 Michelle Williams elaborates on Emmys equal pay comments Vegan dating app Grazer has 'f*** vegans' Veganuary campaign 'Quordle' today: See each 'Quordle' answer and hints for January 15 Misinformation about women's bodies thrives online. Meet the doctor fighting it. The best moments of the 2023 Golden Globes Sam Bankman Dyson introduces air purifier that destroys formaldehyde Sweary self Hilarious new Tyra Banks meme reveals we're all scared, too
2.6947s , 10106.734375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Detective Archives】,Unobstructed Information Network