The Return of Jafar
Return of Jafar, Aladdin and 2 ( engl. The Return of Jafar ) is the sequel to the film Aladdin led Alan Zaslove, Tad Stones, Toby Shelton and direct-to - video production of the Walt Disney Company from the year 1994. Director. The film was nominated for a 1994 Annie Award for Best Animated Home Video Release category.
Content
The evil sorcerer Jafar from Aladdin was framed Years ago, bringing Jafar with his third wish was transformed into a Jinni. After Iago, who also put in the lamp, but could free itself and then closes with Aladdin and the others for friendship, it also creates the evil sorcerer, to free themselves by El Fatals help. After a short time noticed Iago, Jafar that is free and allies himself forced back with it. They both attract the Sultan and Aladdin into a trap. After Jafar Aladdin in a ravine saved his life and he took the Sultan and all other imprisoned, but Iago decides for the good side and release the Genie. When all are free, Aladdin manages to destroy the lamp Jafar.
After the credits you can see El Fatal hanging on a tree, wondering where his last wish remains.
Synchronization
As Wolfgang digit vocal cord problems had vocally very stressful Jago was spoken in this film by Michael Pan.
Publication
The distributed by Walt Disney Home Video Film appeared in 1994 in the U.S. on VHS. In June 1995, the publication was followed by German. The film was also translated into Turkish, among others, French, Spanish and Italian.
In January 2005, the publication of the German version on DVD was made. In November 2004, the film was released along with the other two films as Aladdin Aladdin trilogy on DVD.
On the TV station ProSieben the film as Aladdin was - Jafar aired return.
Comic
In the U.S., a two-part comic book published with the title The Return of Aladdin, which reproduced the plot of the film in an altered form.
Reviews
" Although produced solely for the video film market remains well below the technical standard of the great movies of the Disney studios, but still offers superior family entertainment that is not overwhelmed in her simple narrative style, smaller children. "