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Aladdin

Aladdin

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Oct 3, 2026

ToddGUEST
9:37
Then Beauty and the Beast did $1.3 billion.
ToddGUEST
9:39
Then Aladdin, $1.05 billion.
ToddGUEST
9:42
Then Alice in Wonderland, $1.02 billion.
ToddGUEST
9:44
Then Lilo and Stitch, $1.03 billion.
Kelly StumpeHOST
2:01
What are they watching?
Lizz St. JohnHOST
2:03
Aladdin live action.
Kelly StumpeHOST
2:05
Oh, I'm interested that that, like, entertains them.
Lizz St. JohnHOST
2:08
[sighs] Well, [smacks lips] I am kind of making, like, a low stim, like, so I was try- I, when I wanna do low stim-
Lizz St. JohnHOST
2:15
I do not cartoons, I do, like, live action.
Lizz St. JohnHOST
2:17
And frankly, I kind of wanted to watch it, but then it kind of became a good opportunity to record a podcast, so I did.
Kelly StumpeHOST
2:23
Have you not seen Aladdin live action?
Lizz St. JohnHOST
2:25
No, I have, but it's just been a while, and I've been, and I've seen Aladdin-
TomHOST
35:44
He
HaydenHOST
35:44
wasn't in Aladdin.
HaydenHOST
35:46
Now you know that.
HaydenHOST
35:48
He was the lamp.
RiggsHOST
27:07
Keep his wife's name out your mouth.
RiggsHOST
27:11
He played the genie in Disney's live remake of Aladdin, and he played the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
RiggsHOST
27:16
Who is this birthday boy?
speaker_14AUDIENCE
27:17
Will Smith.
RiggsHOST
29:03
What? Question number four.
RiggsHOST
29:05
Keep his wife's name out your mouth.
RiggsHOST
29:07
He also played the Genie in Disney's live remake of Aladdin, and he played the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
RiggsHOST
29:12
Who was this birthday boy?
Bruce MillerHOST
15:06
How close do you guys get to the lions? I mean, are they all the CGI or are there real lions?
Mena MassoudSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:14
There's no real lions, unfortunately, and no real monkeys in Aladdin either.
Mena MassoudSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:20
None of it is real, but we had some great puppets.
Mena MassoudSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:25
The puppeteers come in and kind of lay the foundation, and then they go in on top of that and start building it out with CGI.
Mena MassoudGUEST
1:14
At one point it got so bad that I remember storming out of a family friend's house, basically just running away.
Mena MassoudGUEST
1:21
It's funny because I was actually happier waiting tables, saving up money, to get to LA than I was post-Aladdin, and we'll get to that.
Mena MassoudGUEST
1:32
You have to live below your means when you're an actor.
Mena MassoudGUEST
1:34
I mean, that's the number one thing.
Mena MassoudGUEST
1:49
I'm just good at literally savoring every day, every moment.
Mena MassoudGUEST
1:52
When we were out in the desert, And Daniel just looking up at the stars and be like, God, I'm so grateful for being here and getting to do what I love.
Jazz LintottHOST
2:00
What do you think Aladdin cost you?
Mena MassoudGUEST
2:05
Well...
Lauren GreenHOST
1:07
The film is called Daniel and the Fiery Furnace.
Lauren GreenHOST
1:09
It stars actor Mena Massoud, who many may know him from the live action Disney movie Aladdin, and I'm so, so glad to talk to him today.
Lauren GreenHOST
1:18
Welcome, Mena.
Mena MassoudGUEST
1:19
Thanks for having me, Lauren.
Lauren GreenHOST
1:21
So how did you get involved in this project of Daniel? I mean, from Aladdin, Aladdin's great, but this is serious stuff here.
Lauren GreenHOST
1:29
This is heavyweight Old Testament kind of story.
Lauren GreenHOST
1:33
How did you get involved in this?

13 MINS LATER

Lauren GreenHOST
14:11
Wow.
speaker_1NARRATOR
89:07
Bye.
speaker_1NARRATOR
89:22
In Aladdin, there's Iago.
speaker_1NARRATOR
89:26
And they were just going to use a parrot.
speaker_1NARRATOR
89:29
And they ran into trouble.
Mary BergHOST
0:08
audiences to the magical land of Agrabah.
Mary BergHOST
0:10
In his breakout role in Disney's live action remake of Aladdin, actor and producer Meena Masood now takes us on an epic journey to ancient Babylon in Daniel and the Fiery Furnace.
Mary BergHOST
0:34
Thank you.
Mary BergHOST
0:35
Okay, whoa, that was intense.
JP CrossHOST
4:38
Yeah, so I watched this one.
JP CrossHOST
4:39
Aladdin.
JP CrossHOST
4:41
He do Aladdin? Yeah.
JP CrossHOST
4:43
Oh, my God.
JP CrossHOST
4:44
Okay.

10 MINS LATER

Ryan NewhouseHOST
14:47
Next one is The Wrap.
Ryan NewhouseHOST
14:48
I don't have a name on this person.
Ryan NewhouseHOST
14:49
It just says, Richie may be exploring uncharted territory, but you can bet it was more fun to make The Gentleman than it was to make Aladdin or King

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