If “Aladdin” had 3 wishes, it could ask for a better Genie, a better script and a soul Disney's live-action "Aladdin" is one of the worst movies of 2019, a woefully misguided mess from start ...

That's when Aladdin, played by Gabriel Bostick, will meet the Genie from a lamp, played by Zion Johnson, who will grant him three wishes, then throw in a magic carpet for good measure.

As the Genie in the national touring production of the musical Disney's "Aladdin," Marcus M. Martin gets to grant three wishes. The way Martin sees it, he's already been granted one big one himself.

Will Smith goes over the top as a big blue Genie in Disney's new 'Aladdin,' a live-action redo that doesn't quite have the charm of the 1992 original.

As the "Aladdin" Genie who resides inside of a lamp waiting to grant its owner three wishes, Will Smith is manic and eager to please, if not entirely sure how to get the job done. A song, a dance ...

While the Genie grants Aladdin three wishes in the film, the actor shared that he only had one wish. “One of the first things that I would wish for is divine understanding,” he said.

What’s the story? Aladdin is a lovable street rat with big dreams, who stumbles upon a magical lamp and a larger-than-life Genie who can grant three wishes.

Beast Kingdom – Disney Aladdin Master Craft Genie "Oh! Great one who summons me. I stand by my oath, loyalty to wishes three. " In Disney's classic animated film Aladdin, the Genie is known for ...

‘Aladdin’: Will Smith’s blue Genie is pretty cool, once you get to know him In Guy Ritchie’s shining, shimmering live-action update, the new princess and ‘street rat’ make a winning ...