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Who is the main character of "Aladdin"?

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[quote="Salukfan"](Spamming! :lol:)

Here's another section.  There's only three sections left, with the exception of a reproduction of the film's credits and biographies of the principal actors (with the exceptions of CCH Pounder and Jim Cummings).  The Oracle gets brief mention in this section; Rasoul goes entirely unmentioned.  Unfortunate, considering his role is pretty vital to the plot of the film.

There's some good quotes in the actor bio section-- I'll go ahead and post those later on. I can do the full bios, too, but they really aren't any more interesting than what you can already find online.

For what it's worth, this is the order in which the characters/actors are repeatedly mentioned and how they seem to be ranked in "importance:"  Genie, Aladdin, Jasmine, Iago, Cassim, Sa'luk, Sultan, Abu.

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THE STORY

Everyone's wish is coming true!  Aladdin's madcap Genie, first brought to life by the comic genius of the world's number-one box office star, Robin Williams, works his wizardry once again in Disney's spectacular action-adventure, ALADDIN AND THE KING OF THIEVES.  The grand finale of the beloved "Aladdin" trilogy ALADDIN AND THE KING OF THIEVES, premieres exclusively on home videos.

A rousing opening song-and-dance kicks off the "Party in Agrabah," and invites you to join the festivities surrounding the marriage of the millennium!  The long-awaited wedding of Aladdin and Jasmine is being coordinated by the Big Blue Guy himself.  Preparations are made in Genie's own inimitable fashion as he hosts a laughter-filled, celebrity take-off called "Lifestyles of the Rich and Magical."  Before the young couple can say "I do," pandemonium disrupts the ceremony in the form of a deafening stampede of raging elephants, which is actually a diversion for a raid by none other than the legendary 40 Thieves!

Under the cover of chaos, their notorious King and his treacherous second-in-command, Sa'luk, ransack the royal wedding gifts in their single-minded quest for a magical gilded scepter. Its powers will lead them to the fabled Hand of Midas-- the ultimate treasure that turns everything it touches to solid gold.  Thanks to the marvelous machinations of Genie, the attack is thwarted, but the King of Thieves and his men escape back to their hidden lair.

When the dust settles, the glowing scepter transforms into a wondrous Oracle who reveals an incredible secret to Aladdin-- he is not the lonely orphan he believes himself to be.  His long-lost father, Cassim, is alive, "trapped within the world of the 40 Thieves."  Princess Jasmine encourages her finace to uncover the mystery of his past, and it's "open sesame!" as Aladdin sets out on his most musical, most romantic, most fantastic adventure yet.  Aided by friends-- Genie; Abu, the faithful monkey; the fabulous flying carpet; and even the opportunistic parrot, Iago -- Aladdin and Jasmine eventually discover the enchanted Vanishing Isle rising from the depths of the ocean on the back of a gigantic tortoise.

A climatic battle is waged, and Cassim is rescued.  Sa'luk, who betrayed his commander in order to become a new leader of the Thieves, gets more than he bargained for when his selfish desire for the priceless Hand of Midas is fulfilled.

Back home, the true "ultimate treasures" are loyalty, love and family, and as Jasmine and Aladdin finally exchange vows, Genie conjures up the ultimate "Agra-bash!"[/quote]

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