THE TECHNICOLOR STORY OF ALADDIN and his wonderful VAMP!
On the run after being found sweet-talking the Sultan's daughter, Aladdin comes upon a lamp which, when rubbed, summons up Babs the genie. He uses it to return as a visiting prince asking for the princess's hand. Unfortunately for him, the sultan's wicked twin brother has secretly usurped the throne, someone else is after the lamp for his own ends, and Babs has taken a shine to Aladdin herself and is bent on wrecking his endeavours.
- 5.8
- 1945
- Released
- 1h 33m
Evelyn Keyes
Babs The Genie
Phil Silvers
Abdullah
Adele Jergens
Princess Armina
Cornel Wilde
Aladdin
Dusty Anderson
Novira
Dennis Hoey
Sultan Kamar Al-Kir / Prince Hadji
Philip Van Zandt
Grand Wazir AbuHassan
Gus Schilling
Jafar
Nestor Paiva
Kahim
Rex Ingram
Giant
Richard Hale
Kofir
John Abbott
Ali
Eddie Abdo
MuezzinFrancine Ames
HandmaidenDorothy Bailer
Harem Girl
Trevor Bardette
HassonNoble Blake
Blackamoor
Dick Botiller
Ramud
David Bond
HeraldNancy Brinckman
Girl
Janis Carter
Harem Girl
Tommy Cook
SalimVirginia Cruzon
Harem GirlHarold De Becker
DoctorPauline Derby
Girl in Tailor ShopPatrick Desmond
Retainer
Jeff Donnell
Harem Girl
Nina Foch
Harem GirlErle Chenault Galbraith
Extra
John George
Dwarf at Table in Inn
Claire James
Girl in Tailor ShopLois James
Slave GirlMari Jinishian
Dancer
Cy Kendall
AuctioneerDorothy Koster
Slave Girl
Charles La Torre
Innkeeper
Frank Lackteen
Camel Driver
Ethan Laidlaw
MerchantGeorgia Lange
Girl in Tailor Shop
Murray Leonard
Camel DriverVivian Mason
Exotic Girl
Carole Mathews
HandmaidenDiana Mumby
Harem GirlPat Parrish
Handmaiden
Rebel Randall
Girl in Tailor Shop
Adele Roberts
HandmaidenCarol Rush
Harem Girl
Frank J. Scannell
Retainer
Harry Semels
Leader of Caravan
Lester Sharpe
MerchantNapoleon Simpson
Blackamoor
Barbara Slater
Girl in Tailor Shop
Pietro Sosso
Merchant
Janet Warren
Girl
Shelley Winters
HandmaidenBud Wolfe
Hindustani MessengerReleased
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Reviews
“Oh, if only I had a gun… No, wait, they haven’t been invented yet!”. Phil Silvers brings a distinctly pantomime effect to this retelling of the Sinbad meets Arabian Nights story. To keep up the swash and the buckle, we have the dashingly mischievous “Aladdin” (Cornel Wilde) who falls in love with the ultimate in forbidden fruit, the princess “Armina” (Adele Jergens). She is the daughter of the ca