He doesn't sound like them, he sounds LIKE them.

​@stargate525 this is accurate.

Yeah he's hitting the sweet spot before the uncanny valley

True! 😂😂😂

His imagination too. The part of “being quiet” while doing hand motions and sounds to imitate planks, nails, locks, even a C clamp. None of that was in the script, all came from his mind

Fact! XD

Where exactly do you get this?

@@JMoviesMedia In the video genie makes a starwars joke...

@@MeisesideIt must be the blocked sound portion because I didn't hear one.

@@JMoviesMedia 3:10

I just want the recording for the opening bit with the merchant. Because there was a lot of content there that they just could not use. It was not family friendly at all.

❤Especially THESE DAYS! THE GREATEST PRESENT DAY DISNEY SUCCESS! 😂😅

Wow, I didn't think it was that long ago. Still feels like we just lost a truly amazing man not long ago.

About a month behind you, but I basically just posted the same thing. It's still hard to believe he's gone.

Wah!😢

I'm less horrified that he's dead, but more horrified that the reason he'a dead is suicide. He was so talented, I can't believe he didn't want to live.

@@nicholasho1595 I know. It’s still so damn heartbreaking when such great talent like that will just give up on life. 😢

Watch Return of Jafar...you won't have to imagine it.

@@PDohm123 I've seen Return of Jafar, I think Dan Castellaneta did an ok job voicing Genie, but nowhere near as good as Robin Williams

I liked Will Smith version too. He didn't try to be like Robin, he made his own version of genie.

@@VeryEvilGM I still haven't seen the live action remake, mostly because I'm tired of Disney's remakes

yeah like will smith...

No. Much more. About 16 hours.

@@sbnewatch1989 HOLY SMOKES! All that's left to do now is get Eric Goldberg back and animate it all.

I want to hear every single second

Sixteen hours of material? "Dear Santa: Please save 2020 and make sure all 16 hours of Robin Williams' audio recordings for the part of the Genie in Aladdin are animated and released."

Thomas Smith he probably can’t. Robin Williams was so furious at how disney over promoted his performance of genie he put in his will that Disney can’t release the unreleased genie footage.

Exactly. It's like each stroke showed the emotion Robin was trying to convey.

They drew Genie with Robin in mind, so that's on purpose.

Gotta love Eric Goldberg, in this case, since he's the main animator of the Genie.

They crushed it

@kimbutler3956 THE animators use the video recordings of the actors as reference when they’re drawing. Therefore not surprising when the character looks like the actor .

You KNOW that if that became the scene that made it in, they would have let him male those sounds xD

5000 year penalty:)

Oh.....you are gooooooood.

I think he probably did, it's just not included in this compilation. Disney probably threw out a whole lot of those kinds of jokes to maintain their family image :D

@@briannawarren4174 Yeah, imagine my shock as a kid having grown up loving Robin's more family friendly work (and especially the Genie) and then discover his standup acts. It was like night and day with how many adult jokes he threw out every show and yet kept them all in his own style. To this day his "invention of golf" skit remains one of my all-time favorite Robin Williams jokes. "Fuck noooo!"

@@VegetaLF7 I love his invention of golf skit. I refuse to believe any other version of how it was invented. 😂 Pure gold!

I LOVE SCOTT

I remember that!! I snorted water through my nose!

@@bellerain381 where can I see it???

@@godsclown4419 I, too would like to see it

Where can we see / hear it!!!????

0:23 was not Ed Sullivan. It was actually the seller in the Phantom of the Opera.

I also think the Don King one is actually Eddie Murphy.

@@theyakkomanguy7522 no that's Don King alright. Look at the hair! And he was a fight promoter.

I'm glad the Señor Wences and Bing Crosby impressions were used in the third movie.

Fym I throught 0:23 is Hitler??? (Or a proxy at least idk)

I think it is supped to be "haul" cheek like the phrase "haul ass" but Disney friendly xD

That was great😂

It’s so hard to pick a favorite blooper, but this one has to be in my top 3

They should have kept that in the movie.

*I do infact Confirm, that OP dies every time.*

What about being the one having to decide what to keep, now That had to be HARD!

@@marshawargo7238 Imagine being the artist who has to draw everything that comes out of his mouth?

@@eternal3279 There's a reason Honest Trailers called him "every Disney Animator's worst nightmare". XD

That's why they go in a sound proof room

@@eternal3279 I would do it with pride

And somehow include Robin's acting cuz that was great XD

Some needs to reanimate that scene.

Erm, the word you want is “improv”. :)

@@huntercool2232 yes, you can, nitwit. You can edit your comment. Unless you enjoy looking a fool?

@@robertandhollyscorpiofan2697 I would lose the content creators heart if I did that. Plus It’s just a simple spelling error. Nobody really cares except you.

I think about 80% of his work was improv.

@@huntercool2232 Gilbert Gottfried also did a lot of improv on Aladdin, only a small number of lines enter in the movie.

Agree lol I also laughed at that one XD

That was easily the funniest part for me.

I love the breathy laugh at the end too lmao

@@shadowspider9 Now that you mention it I kind of agree... It was pretty damn funny though 😂

Where can I watch?

It should have been. There needs to be a movie made with just robins outtakes!

9001%, in fact.

@@devinfaux6987 IT'S OVER NINE THOUSAND!!!

@@orianaspiderowl769 Yes, that voice is God Tier

I think after recording all his lines the Studio had like 9-12 hours of dialogue from Robin to sort through and pick what they wanted. Granted a lot of it was just other impressions and retakes of lines using different jokes/voices so they could pick the best of what he gave them.

I think I laughed hardest at this lol Would’ve loved it But so glad to see it here Animated and all

GOAT Genie

This makes me sad, knowing how he died. Hopefully, he found his life interesting in the end. 😓

@@cristineevangelio5223 Me too

I wish they'd kept that!! It kind fits!

I get why that life passing him by didn't make it in that scene, but I still loved it

That one pushed me over haha, loved it!

I do too but can't stop the star wars visuals. Imagine how he'd a said it.😂

Ja-near... Ja-faar... Ja-whereEEEEEEVER YOU ARE

@@ibrahimmahmoud8592😂😂😂 it's based on the name Jafar! 😂

I died at all the 'give me a P!' hahah I was thinking where was he tryina go with it and then I exploded

yeah, robin's energy is something hard to make justice for, even in animation

yeah if he was still around and did the genie for the live action remake, the movie would be 10 times better because robin would keep the heart and soul of the actual genie

He was not taken away from us, he just went home. Yeah, that sounds fitting. Doesn't it?

:0 another Great Mouse Detective fan!!!

As a non-American, this statement is about as right as Trump his rigged election statements. Robin Williams doesn't come close to a Rowan Atkison for example. His live shows are brilliant. Robin Williams was better rocketed into space. Never to be seen again.

@@michielelshout8673 no. They are exploiting two different kind of humor. Therefore you cannot really compare them.

@@michielelshout8673 As a Pan-Sexual Helicopter Gunship, go piss on someone else's parade.

Lol. Agreed but so glad they saved some of it.

I remember hearing that at many of those moments the words "No Robin, this is a Disney movie" were gasped out once the techs and director caught their breath enough to speak.

“It will not break, it will not- shit I broke it”

Bro.... rated R Genie 😂

@@littlesongbird1 It's all there somewhere, reportedly some 25-30 hours of it.

Royalties with Williams family is not something, that you want to deal with, sadly

They are making a short to celebrate the 100 years of Disney Studios with the return of the Genie thanks to these recordings, will release theatrically along with the movie Wish

@@AlinaAniretake Screw the estate... the world NEEDS this.

@@mycroft16 so you would rather step over someones legacy, for the sake of Funny art piece?

@@AlinaAniretake Wow... that's your take away?! It's not a funny art piece. It literally IS his legacy. And any estate that is so restrictive of a person's work and talent being shared post their death is an estate that needs to check it's own priorities and values. Robin Williams improving the geenie for 30 hours is literally his legacy. You'd think they'd want that shared. And rather than making it as onerous as possible that they would be very willing to work out a deal that is good for both and not a pain in the asshole. Pretty sure Robin himself would love the idea. It's no different than MLK Jr's estate sending take down notices to anyone posting his I Have a Dream speech for decades. Literal and actual history that they kept behind extremely strictly litigated gates. Exactly what MLK wouldn't want. Often, estates aren't there to protect the legacy, but to make as much money and horde content the original person would have wanted shared. That said, I was being silly, as any reasonable person should have understood.

*Robin

Well, it was before the crap that Disney put him through, so of course he went above and beyond....

@@pantsoffgaming1428 what happened?

@@lu_thejackass they used him for merchandise and money when he asked not too

@@rain-cb3ze ah thanks-

Don't drink while watching Robin Williams, you'll choke to death on something

@@demonprincess9680 That's SO true!!! XD

@@byrond.garcia7406 #Facts

Laughed my ass off too 😂😂😂

Totally true! Hahahaha

An hour longer? Robin Williams acted at least *30 hours* worth of Genie doing jokes and references.

@@kingcamelot1395and most of it not suitable for a Disney movie, even if it was the early 90s

@@joekaput747 Particularly some were actually not even suitable for the younger/family audience. One example I've heard is when he did improvised the lines as the Merchant pitching the Hookah & Coffee maker at the start of the film. Most of them were more "adult jokes" to simply put it. Which are *very* unfitting for the film's targeted audience.

Oh no no no! It would've been LONGER than 3 hours

@@maxhiddren3421 It would've been 13 hours and the world would be better for it

The movie already had ~64,800 animation frames at 90 minutes. I hope you understand why doubling it was never going to happen.

@@thekoifishcoyote8762 they could’ve at least made it 69, he would’ve loved that lmao

They had about 30 hours worth of this, The movie would have been nearly neverending. And while that'd be awesome, it's also sadly impossible

Am I the only one who got that?

@@rebeccamichael626 Prince, the singer!

You should have watched his "Good Morning, Vietnam" performance. His DJ scenes were all adlib.

I love that they came back to it.

Who was the boxer supposed to be it was too funny omg

"good glue" :)

@@sbnewatch1989 "that blinks"

kinda expecting him to end it with "oh it's you jafart"

one of my favorite parts. I can picture jafar there, with a big scowl and not moving. 🙃

Luke! use the Force! Force! Farce!! Make a joke!!!"

kinda wish they kept one in

@@aereiq Haha!!! I died with it XDXD

I mean, he just threw out a popular line.

That was also my fav moment

I almost fell out of my chair laughing at this part too! Why wasn't this put into the movie!? child me would have made Aladdin her favorite movie off of this joke alone.

Followed by id of done mouth to mouth but i dont find you that attractive

*Me terastalizing my pokemon into a Dragon Type* Hey no fair it's legal!

Then came Josh Gad and interestingly James corden has potential to voice a lovable musical sidekick character either 2d or cgi 🤔 on par with these actors

Because you can’t include everything or the movie would be four hours long.

@@bigred8432 it would be worth it though!

I think it came down to voting for what was in the movie at that point, cause there is alot of Robin Williams, I just wonder if they let him do his own thing or asked for some different responses.

@@BlueflameKing1 I seem to remember reading somewhere that they started out with a script but soon realised that just letting him do his own thing was much funnier, and basically tossed the script in the trash and drew new animation to fit Robin's riffing

@@chooseyourpoison5105 actually, they told him to follow the script the first take and after recording that he would be let loose.

:)

Omg right! I choked on this one too

USE WHOLE CHEEK, BOY! WHOLE CHEEK!

That bit was the funniest xD

Yeah, that was brilliant! 🤣🤣 Man, I miss him so much.

😩😩😩😩😩😭😭😭😭

🥺🥺😢😢😭😭😭

Robin: I would but im sorry But Hey be strong

🥺🥺🥺😥😥😥😢😢😢😭😭😭

Fr tho im crying

"Whatever you said I'm 100% with ya."

4:15 is also good

I want to know who Genie was impersonating.

@@keaganbond Looks like Myke Tyson

Waiting for Warner Bros. (Elmer Fudd impression) :)

@@sbnewatch1989 if they buy Warner bros that means they would own both Marvel and DC

@@Y2JHHHDX considering what’s going on at Warner brothers I won’t be surprised

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What are you talking about?

He meant 4:58

Well Eric Goldberg had the privilege to do that. John Musker and Ron Clements wanted him to go in there with Robin and watch his energy and charisma and Eric Goldberg was trying not to laugh at Robin Williams otherwise he would have killed the recording. After half an hour of recording, Robin took a break and Eric was like "Okay I'm going behind the glass now."

I had to take a day off

I remember that I couldn't stop crying after finding out he had passed. Knowing that he had committed suicide was a big part of why I couldn't stop crying, in addition to him having voiced and played characters that I had grown up watching.

Alan Rickman for me too

He just ended his suffering and the pain he was inflicting on those he loved. Lewy Body Disease had stolen his favorite organ...his beautiful, powerful brain😢

@@barbaraganschow1478 Well said.

@@barbaraganschow1478 1:15 well I'm sorry.....

He had Parkinson’s Disease.

I think he still killed himself out of depression, however the reason he seemed to be depressed was the Lewy body dementia.

What’s funny is the auto subtitles actually seem to catch the words correctly lmao

Now he is free!

Oh dear I’m gonna cry 😭

@@sbnewatch1989 That joke was both good and horrible at the same time

That is the understatement of the decade! There was nowhere nearly enough laughter in 2020. Robin Williams could have made us laugh enough to forget about our troubles, even for just a little while.