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Abanazar is a character in Aladdin.
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What actors and actresses appeared in The Magic of Aladdin - 1989?
The cast of The Magic of Aladdin - 1989 includes: Bruno Gerussi as Widow Twankey Jeff Hyslop as Aladdin Ruth Nichol as The Princess Ross Petty as Abanazar Jim White as Pong Michael Whitehead as Ping
What actors and actresses appeared in Aladdin - 1951?
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What movie and television projects has Ross Petty been in?
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