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Jafar's parrot companion is named Iago. He was first introduced in the 1992 film Aladdin. He has also appeared in The Return of Jafar (1994), Aladdin and the King of Thieves (1996), Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse (2001), Mickey's House of Vaillains (2001), Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams (2007).
In all instances, Iago was voiced by Gilbert Gottfried.
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What is the name of Aladdin?
Aladdin's name as the prince of Abwah is Prince Alee
What was the name of the prince from jasmine?
Aladdin in the movies but My Boyfriend is called George...x
What was Aladdin's original name?
Ali
What was the name of rug in Aladdin?
Carpet.
What is the name of the princess girl in Aladdin?
Jasmine
What is the birds name in Aladdin?
The bird's name in Aladdin is Iago. He is a sarcastic and witty parrot who serves as the sidekick to the main antagonist, Jafar.
What was Aladdin's last name?
Aladdin is not given a last name that is mentioned.
What is the birth name of Aladdin Ullah?
Aladdin Ullah's birth name is Alaudin Ullah.
What is the birth name of Johnny Aladdin?
Johnny Aladdin's birth name is Alagna, John B..
What is the name of Aladdin?
Aladdin's name as the prince of Abwah is Prince Alee
What Disney character has a j in its name?
* Jasmine (from Aladdin) * Jafar (Aladdin)
Who is the antagonist in Aladdin and the enchanted lamp?
The antagonists are Jafar and his parrot Iago.
In Walt Disney Pictures animated film Aladdin what was the name of Aladdin mischievous monkey friend?
His name was Abu.
What is the name of Aladdin's servant?
Aladdin's servant is named Genie, a magical being who grants Aladdin's wishes throughout the story.
What was the name of the prince from jasmine?
Aladdin in the movies but My Boyfriend is called George...x
What was geanies name in the movie Aladdin?
In the 1992 film Aladdin , the Genie does not have a proper name : Robin Williams played as The Genie .
What is the tigers name in Aladdin?
Jasmine's tiger in Aladdin is named Rajah.
