No offence to Aladdin or Jasmine - but everyone knows Robin Williams' Genie was the real star of the 1992 Disney classic.
The beloved children's animation Aladdin was an instant success, earning a whopping $664 million at the box office, and it's been a cult favourite ever since.
In the early '90s, at the time it was entering production, Williams - who died in 2014 - was commanding a fee of about $10.5 million per movie, and had to take a significant pay cut to take part. In fact, he earned just $98,000, reports news.com.au.
There's no doubt Disney snagged a bargain in that deal, but there was a catch: Williams insisted that his Genie voice not be used in any advertising or merchandise.
"We had a deal," the late actor told the US Today Show in 1993. "The one thing I said was I will do the voice. I'm doing it basically because I want to be part of this animation tradition. I want something for my children. One deal is, I just don't want to sell anything - as in Burger King, as in toys, as in stuff."
