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Best Animated DVD Premiere Movie | 2005 | George A. Mendoza
Best Performance in a VoiceOver Role Young Artist | 2005 | Matt Weinberg
Best Sound Editing in Direct to Video | 2005 | Ronald Eng
Music in an Animated Feature Production | 2005 | Don Harper
Box Office Collection 1,465 USD
While "The Lion King" is inspired by "Hamlet," this film clearly takes inspiration from the play "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead," which features the events of "Hamlet" through the eyes of two minor characters.
Timon's story of leaving the meerkat colony is based on a short scene deleted from "Hakuna Matata" in The Lion King (1994).
HIDDEN MICKEY: 20 total in the whole film, including Mickey Mouse.
The song Timon sings, "That's All I Need," is a re-worked version of "Warthog Rhapsody," an ancestor of the song "Hakuna Matata."
There is a part in which Pumbaa and Timon argue about whether to help Simba or not, and Timon refuses to go with Pumbaa but eventually changes his mind. This part is loosely based in the added part of "Disney's The Lion King" children's novel, written by Gina Ingoglia.
While "The Lion King" is inspired by "Hamlet," this film clearly takes inspiration from the play "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead," which features the events of "Hamlet" through the eyes of two minor characters.
Timon's story of leaving the meerkat colony is based on a short scene deleted from "Hakuna Matata" in The Lion King (1994).
HIDDEN MICKEY: 20 total in the whole film, including Mickey Mouse.
The song Timon sings, "That's All I Need," is a re-worked version of "Warthog Rhapsody," an ancestor of the song "Hakuna Matata."
There is a part in which Pumbaa and Timon argue about whether to help Simba or not, and Timon refuses to go with Pumbaa but eventually changes his mind. This part is loosely based in the added part of "Disney's The Lion King" children's novel, written by Gina Ingoglia.
"[Timon and Pumbaa have found their dream home; Timon is talking to himself, Pumbaa is making a celebration supper] Timon: The monkey was right! We found it! The perfect life! Pumbaa: I'll just whip up a little something. Timon: He had the perfect name for it, too. Pumbaa: Come and get it! Timon: [sits at a rock] Such a wonderful phrase. It had this rhythm. Laduda Ladada. Pumbaa: Try this - hot tuna frittata. Timon: Hmm. No, that's not it. Pumbaa: The spinach armada. Timon: Quiet, Pumbaa. I'm trying to think. Pumbaa: A spoon of ricotta. Timon: Two words. Pumbaa: A wormy piccata. Timon: Six syllables. Pumbaa: Kahuna colada. Timon: Twelve letters. Pumbaa: A blue enchilada. Timon: Rhymes with... . Pumbaa: Legumes on a platter. Timon: Think, think, think. Pumbaa: [poking a dish] This oughta be hotta. Timon: I forget. Pumbaa: I gotta lambada! [dances right into Timon] Timon: HEY! How can you dance at a time like this? I'm DYIN' here!... . Ooh, sorry about that, pal. Pumbaa: Hakuna Matata. Timon: ....Come again? Pumbaa: Hakuna Matata - It means "no worries". Ah-ohhhh... ."
"Mom: Everything the light touches... . belongs to someone else."
