Robin Williams’ Genie Voice Featured No AI for ‘Once Upon a Studio’

Disney followers bought to listen to Robin Williams‘ voice from “Aladdin” with utterly new traces not featured within the authentic film — however relaxation assured, no robots have been concerned within the revival.

This was a giant second from Sunday evening’s airing of “Once Upon a Studio” … a brief movie the Mouse Home launched on ABC to have fun their 100-year anniversary, to the touch on all the enduring characters and milestones they’ve hit over time — RW’s Genie, included.

The Genie’s cameo is temporary however memorable … he is proven popping off a web page that Olaf — from “Frozen” — is engaged on, which causes the snowman to go crashing to the bottom.

In response, Genie says … “I haven’t seen a fall like that since Rome.” Once Olaf pops up and recomposes himself, Robin could be heard saying … “Much better.” It is only a couple traces, however some followers apprehensive Disney recreated the late actor’s voice by utilizing synthetic intelligence.

Fortuitously for everyone, that is not the case … as clarified by the producers/administrators — who instructed Variety they bought official permission to make use of the actual factor … particularly, Robin’s precise vocals.

They are saying they reached out to Robin’s property, explaining … “We tried to take them on the journey with us to say, ‘We’ve got this very special short that we’re doing. Robin as the genie means so much to so many people and we would really love to involve him.'”

The inventive staff behind ‘OUAS’ provides … “So Dan listened to the outtakes from the original recording and he found those little bites that we could use. We went back to the estate and said, ‘This is what we hope to do. Eric, who originally animated the genie is on the show, and he’s going to be part of it.’ And, it was wonderful to see that happen.”