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"The Chicken King"

The Lion King is a 1994 Academy Award winning animated film from Walt Disney Animation Studios. Taking much of its story from William Shakespeare's Hamlet, the film is one of the highest grossing animated films of all time, and was adapated for the Broadway stage in 1997.

References

A Sesame Street sketch features a "Walt Dizzy Film" entitled "The Chicken King." A lion who wants to be king tries and fails to turn a corn cob into an egg, and is bested by Elmo (in a chicken outfit) who eats the corn and in turn lays an egg.

In the Elmo's World episode "Wild Animals", the Lecture Lady announces that following "Wild, Wild Kingdom" is The Lion King with Tiger Woods.

Connections

Rowan Atkinson voiced Zazu in the first movie.
Matthew Broderick voiced the adult Simba
Lacey Chabert voiced young Vitani in Simba's Pride
Heather Headley played Nala in the original Broadway production
Edward Hibbert voiced Zazu in Simba's Pride
Jeremy Irons voiced Scar
Elton John composed the film and Broadway musical's songs
Chantylla Johnson played Nala in various productions
James Earl Jones voiced Mufasa
Whoopi Goldberg voiced Shenzi
Nathan Lane voiced Timon
Eric-Jan Lens understudied for Zazu, Timon and Ed in the Dutch adapation of the musical
Mark Mangini was a supervising sound editor on the film
Cheech Marin voiced Banzai
Brett O'Quinn puppeteered Legend of The Lion King for the Disney theme parks
Jonathan Taylor Thomas voiced young Simba
Hans Zimmer scored the film

External links

IMDb

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The Lion King

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 [[Image:Chicken_king.JPG|thumb|300px|"The Chicken King"]]
-'''''The Lion King''''' is a 1994 [[Academy Award]] winning animated film from [[The Walt Disney Company|Walt Disney Feature Animation]].  Taking much of its story from [[William Shakespeare|William Shakespeare's]] ''[[Hamlet]]'', the film is one of the highest grossing animated films of all time, and was adapated for the [[Broadway]] stage in 1997.
+'''''The Lion King''''' is a 1994 [[Academy Award]] winning animated film from [[The Walt Disney Company|Walt Disney Animation Studios]].  Taking much of its story from [[William Shakespeare|William Shakespeare's]] ''[[Hamlet]]'', the film is one of the highest grossing animated films of all time, and was adapated for the [[Broadway]] stage in 1997.
 ==References==
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 * A ''[[Sesame Street]]'' sketch features a "Walt Dizzy Film" entitled "The Chicken King."  A lion who wants to be king tries and fails to turn a corn cob into an egg, and is bested by [[Elmo]] (in a chicken outfit) who eats the corn and in turn lays an egg.
-* In the ''[[Elmo's World]]'' episode "[[Elmo's World: Wild Animals|Wild Animals]]", [[The Lecture Lady|the Lecture Lady]] announces that following "[[Wild Kingdom|Wild, Wild Kingdom]]" is ''The Lion King'' with Toger Woods.
+* In the ''[[Elmo's World]]'' episode "[[Elmo's World: Wild Animals|Wild Animals]]", [[The Lecture Lady|the Lecture Lady]] announces that following "[[Wild Kingdom|Wild, Wild Kingdom]]" is ''The Lion King'' with [[Tiger Woods]].
 ==Connections==
 * [[Rowan Atkinson]] voiced Zazu in the first movie.
 * [[Matthew Broderick]] voiced the adult Simba
 * [[Lacey Chabert]] voiced young Vitani in ''Simba's Pride''
 * [[Heather Headley]] played Nala in the original Broadway production
 * [[Edward Hibbert]] voiced Zazu in ''Simba's Pride''
 * [[Jeremy Irons]] voiced Scar
 * [[Elton John]] composed the film and Broadway musical's songs
+* [[Chantylla Johnson]] played Nala in various productions
 * [[James Earl Jones]] voiced Mufasa
 * [[Whoopi Goldberg]] voiced Shenzi
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 * [[Eric-Jan Lens]] understudied for Zazu, Timon and Ed in the Dutch adapation of the musical
 * [[Mark Mangini]] was a supervising sound editor on the film
 * [[Cheech Marin]] voiced Banzai
 * [[Brett O'Quinn]] puppeteered ''Legend of The Lion King'' for the Disney theme parks
 * [[Jonathan Taylor Thomas]] voiced young Simba