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Lions, Hyenas, Meerkat, Warthogs, elephant, giraffe, birds, parrot, baboon, wildebeest, deer, bugs, hyena, vulture, zebra,

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Beacause Kopa is not an official movie character as he was not created by Disney and was never intented into the films which is evident from the first film's DVD, from the commentary track. He is a fanfiction character in a profit fanfiction book series, and since Disney has completely ignored those books and the film makers literally denied Kopa's existence in the movies - they apparently didn't like them enough to make them official characters.

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70 years

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The Lion King will be released from the Disney Vault in autumn 2011; no official date has been announced yet.

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yea, sort of. It's THE LION KING 1/2

I've looked for it at stores and at the blockbusters, but havn't found it for a while.

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No. It's said twice in the film and once in a deleted scene found in the special features on the DVD.

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Walt Disney Theatrical Productions would most likely be the publisher of The Lion King stage musical.

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Heart Felt,

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This info can not be discussed with people outside of the Gangster Disciple Nation.

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Readers digest version:

The story is about a lion named Simba who fights his evil uncle Scar to reclaim the throne that was stolen from his murdered father Mufasa.

Long explanation:

MAJOR SPOILER ALERT!!! The Lion King is Disney's remake of Shakespeare's Hamlet. It tells the tale of a young Lion called Simba, who dreams of when he will one day take over the pride and become King of the "pride lands." His father Mufasa is the current King and along with his Queen Sarabi they lead the pride lands in a time of plenty. But Mufasa has an evil brother named Scar who wants the Kingship for himself. So he allies himself with the hyenas, enemies of the lions, to try and take over. He comes up with a plan to destroy Simba, but Mufasa saves his son and his sons friend Nala just in time. Scar, not to be defeated, then comes up with a better plan to rid himself of both Simba AND Mufasa. He manages to kill Mufasa and convince Simba that it is his fault. He tells Simba that he must run away. Simba, filled with guilt, does what his Uncle asks.

Simba runs to an oasis where he meets Timon the meerkat and Pumba the warthog. They teach him that a life without worries is the only way to go. He grows up in the company of the two oddballs and seems to forsake his roots altogether.

One day, Simba saves Pumba from a lioness who was on the hunt. Only to discover that the lioness is his old friend Nala! Nala informs him of the terrible conditions of his home under the reign of King Scar, she reminds him that he had a responsibility to his pride and that he is the rightful King. Simba, still thinking that he killed his father, refuses to return and tells Nala to mind her own business.

Simba then meets an old monkey who takes him on a journey to speak with the spirit of his father and tells him that he needs to learn from his past, not run from it. Mufasa's spirit scolds Simba for forgetting his roots and refusing his responsibilities. Simba finally comes to terms with what happened and decides to return.

With the help of his friends, he forms a plan to recapture his Kingship. When he reaches the pride lands and confronts scar. Scar tricks him into confessing that he killed his father, which devastates the lionesses, especially Sarabi. But when Scar tries to kill him in the same way his father was killed, he informs Simba that it was he who killed Mufasa. Simba flashes back to the death and realizes that it's true. He then forces Scar to confess to everyone what really happened.

When the truth finally comes out an all out battle ensues between the hyenas and the pride. Scar and Simba fight each other until it looks like Simba is going to kill Scar. Scar begs for his life and Simba grants it, but tells him to leave and never return. Scar attacks again and Simba throws him off a cliff where he is eaten by the angry hyenas.

Simba claims the pride as his own and with Nala at his side, the land returns to a time of peace.

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Mufasa lived in Pride Rock in the Pridelands. But, after he died, his spirit went on to live with the Great Kings of the Past in the stars.

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Irene Mecchi and Jonathan Roberts and 27 other writers but mostly those two. Credited so at IMDB.com and on the DVD release.

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I may not be interpreting "episodes" correctly however it may interest you that the Lion King holds many strong parallels to Shakespeare's "Hamlet".

If you are not familiar with Hamlet yet, I recommend you read the plot summary available on spark notes.

Hamlet

Hamlet King of Denmark: Killed by his brother Claudius

Claudius: Killed his brother and married his widow to become King.

Gertrude: Married Claudius after death of her husband (unaware that it was a murder)

Hamlet the Younger: Broods and withdraws because of grief

The Ghost: Ghost of Hamlet the Elder visits his son to tell him of the betrayal and murder. Only when his murderer is dead will the ghost be at peace and he beseeches Hamlet the Younger to discover the sinister plots that have come to pass.

The Lion King

Mufasa: Killed by his brother Scar

Scar: Killed his brother and is close to Sirabi, the widow of Mufasa

Sirabi: Doesn't know that Scar murdered her husband and is obligated to him as the Alpha Female

Simba: Runs away driven by guilt and grief

Mufasa's Ghost: Tells Simba to "Remember who [he is]" and motivates him to return to pride rock to restore balance

There are more in-depth analysis' available however I hope you found this comparison useful. Best of luck!

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It never came out because Seasons 1-3 sold very poorly. Blame it on A&E as many fans are disappointed with that. It is still possible to purchase all five seasons of "Highway To Heaven" on DVD with all 111 uncut episodes- 5 Seasons on 24 DVDS.

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Jeremy has 2 sons, though not Nicholas.

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Alton Fitzgerald White is the current Broadway actor for Mufasa in the stage musical of The Lion King.

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I don't know exactly what you mean by "the bad lands", but I assume the answer is the Elephant Graveyard.

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Four. The Disney animated film won two 1994 Academy Awards: Best Original Song ("Can You Feel the Love Tonight," shared by Sir Elton John and Tim Rice) and Best Original Score (Hans Zimmer). Two other John-Rice compositions were nominated for Best Original Song: "Circle of Life" and "Hakuna Matata."

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His body is blue and white and his beak is orange.

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Laura Williams briefly sings as young Nala while Sally Dworsky sings as adult Nala in The Lion King.

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In The Lion King, it states "Hakuna Matata" means "no worries". However, the actual translation to English means "There are no worries".