Why couldn’t they have this guy play Jafar in the Live Action Aladdin? He’s got the same power mad charisma and elegance of the original and he can portray complex dramatic emotions to add more to the original character
@@llarmstrong783 His father had a debt with pirates and worked out that debt by selling them hook when he was a small child, hook grew up working on that ship knowing he was too abandoned.
@@cocohaven But Hook's father did it also because circumstances forced him. he was evil doing it, but as you said, he did it to pay off a debt, not to get rid of them out of sheer evil of heart. And then he regretted his gesture. Jafar's father on the other hand mistreated and attempted to kill the latter out of sheer malice, not because he was too weak emotionally to keep him, or to save himself from a bad situation, or because it was the price to pay for getting something he didn't have. He tried to kill him because he didn't want to love him, not because he was unable to love. In fact, he did not try to kill Jafar because he never loved Ulima (the mother), but he did it DESPITE he really loved that woman with a true and sincere love. He did that evil deed because he wanted to do it with his whole being, not because a circustance made him do it. He just didn't want it in his life despite he was perfectly and 100% able to accommodate him. And the sultan never regretted everything he did,, until the end, and he never realized he was wrong, despite his every action backfiring against him. He points the finger at Jafar to keep them from pointing it at him, and he also thinks that Jafar's sins wash away his own.
I agree, this Jafar was intimidating, complex and entertaining. Whereas the Jafar in the live action remake was pathetic(it didn’t seem like the actor was even trying).
The red queen's reign is over! I'm the master of Wonderland now Enjoying the view father? Now you can see me sit on the throne you din't believe i deserved!
Keine Ahnung warum … aber ich liebe diese Spinn off Serie sie absolut perfekt sie ist nicht zu lang und nciht zu kurz … und hat das perfekte Ende zu einer em dramatischen Anfang…
this is michael socha as bill twist in the keeper olly in on the edge and more iggy pop as the wwe star tommy dremer who sings candy at 1992 the passenger in the lego rock band & all new tv shows..
If the Queen of hearts Cora MILLS was there n came bak trust me she would definitely over POWER Jafar n kicked his ass all over wonderLand so fast n QUICKLY that after she domanatied Jafar n omarra the snake LADY staff yes yes yes Cora would definitely beat n distorted them both so quickly crush them both by her self with her POWERS n then she do her famous favorite finisher which is Ripped Out both there hearts n crush them both or enslaved them both either or Cora will be SUCCESSFULL n take back her kingdom n wonder land yes Love live the Queen of hearts Cora MILLS yesssss xoxox Luv u Cora aka Barbara Hershey yes the best oxox
He did not do it just for this. He did it because his father did not just try to kill him. But he left it at the mercy of a cruel and heartless world, and the only one who showed kindness towards Jafar taught him not to have moral inhibitions in taking what he wanted.
No, Jafar is doing this for two main reasons: power and revenge. His past forged him with the notion that he had been wronged, not just by the parental figure that he so loved in in his youth, but by the rest of the world. Almost everyone appeared to despise him: his father who cast him out and attempted to kill him as a child; his half-brother Mirza who both verbally and physically abused him, and although Jafar was clearly in the right and was clearly stronger than Mirza, he could not raise a hand against him as Mirza was a prince and their own father the sultan had relegated Jafar to the position of mere serving boy; the cruel blacksmith who abused him when a young Jafar worked for him after surviving being drowned by his father; the barman who insulted him; the countless people across Agrabah's capital city who loathe Jafar, they spit his name and call him 'bastard'; etc. This notion that Jafar had been wronged by everyone led him to strongly believe that the world owed him something, and he sought to do everything in his power to take it. He decided that if the world wouldn't give him what he wanted - love and ultimate power - then he'd take it for himself and exact his vengeance by conquering the universe. To this end, the evil sorcerer set his sights on obtaining three genies and their bottles as well as the magic of two powerful sorcerers in order to cast The Spell of the Three Genies, the ultimate magical spell that would make him the most powerful sorcerer (magic-user) in all the worlds, so powerful that he would be able to break the laws and rules of magic and be capable of feats that even the most powerful magics are unable to accomplish (e.g. bringing back the dead, making people fall in love, changing the past, etc.) Jafar was intent on using this power to obtain everything he ever wanted, and he would start by finally exacting his revenge on his father by forcing him to love him and then killing him like he tried to do to Jafar. Following on from this, Jafar would set about conquering every world in existence, annihilating all of his enemies along the way. So it wasn't just his father that Jafar sought to bring under his heel, but the rest of the universe.
@@TheGreater-ScopeVillain Yes, it's true. But remember, however, that it was Amara who taught Jafar not to have moral inhibitions in taking what he wanted.
Jafar's father is the guy that plays Raj's father in Big Bang Theory.
Why couldn’t they have this guy play Jafar in the Live Action Aladdin? He’s got the same power mad charisma and elegance of the original and he can portray complex dramatic emotions to add more to the original character
Dude, if you hadn't tried to kill him, maybe he wouldn't have become evil!
That is what I keep saying. If only the Sultan gave Jafar the love he wanted he would never have became evil
@@Sonicphantom47 Yeah , I mean, how hard is it to give someone the love they deserve?
@Mia Leviste I dont remember Hook having daddy issues
@@llarmstrong783 His father had a debt with pirates and worked out that debt by selling them hook when he was a small child, hook grew up working on that ship knowing he was too abandoned.
@@cocohaven But Hook's father did it also because circumstances forced him. he was evil doing it, but as you said, he did it to pay off a debt, not to get rid of them out of sheer evil of heart. And then he regretted his gesture. Jafar's father on the other hand mistreated and attempted to kill the latter out of sheer malice, not because he was too weak emotionally to keep him, or to save himself from a bad situation, or because it was the price to pay for getting something he didn't have. He tried to kill him because he didn't want to love him, not because he was unable to love. In fact, he did not try to kill Jafar because he never loved Ulima (the mother), but he did it DESPITE he really loved that woman with a true and sincere love. He did that evil deed because he wanted to do it with his whole being, not because a circustance made him do it. He just didn't want it in his life despite he was perfectly and 100% able to accommodate him. And the sultan never regretted everything he did,, until the end, and he never realized he was wrong, despite his every action backfiring against him. He points the finger at Jafar to keep them from pointing it at him, and he also thinks that Jafar's sins wash away his own.
I would have loved him better in the live action remake
This Jafar is the guy we deserved in the live action remake not the pathetically not intimidating soft voiced Jafar
I agree, this Jafar was intimidating, complex and entertaining. Whereas the Jafar in the live action remake was pathetic(it didn’t seem like the actor was even trying).
0:43 Filthy arrogant. You think you're perfect and that are only others to make mistakes.
The red queen's reign is over!
I'm the master of Wonderland now
Enjoying the view father?
Now you can see me sit on the throne you din't believe i deserved!
On the one hand the sultan has a point. On the other hand, does anything he did make him a worthy ruler?
I couldn't really get into Wonderland but I found Jafar intriguing. I hope they bring him on OUAT.
officiallytyshay your wish has been granted, have you seen season 6
@@Kiyoguji05 I just ordered season 6 From Amazon. so yay if Jafar is really in that season. Jafar seems pretty interesting
Sayidddd
Yes!
If Cora was always alive Jafar never betrayed Anastasia
I would bow down to jafar 😍👅
Jafar: "Finally, _you_ will bow to _me_ !" 😈
SAYID
Keine Ahnung warum … aber ich liebe diese Spinn off Serie sie absolut perfekt sie ist nicht zu lang und nciht zu kurz … und hat das perfekte Ende zu einer em dramatischen Anfang…
this is michael socha as bill twist in the keeper olly in on the edge and more iggy pop as the wwe star tommy dremer who sings candy at 1992 the passenger in the lego rock band & all new tv shows..
Ha
If the Queen of hearts Cora MILLS was there n came bak trust me she would definitely over POWER Jafar n kicked his ass all over wonderLand so fast n QUICKLY that after she domanatied Jafar n omarra the snake LADY staff yes yes yes Cora would definitely beat n distorted them both so quickly crush them both by her self with her POWERS n then she do her famous favorite finisher which is Ripped Out both there hearts n crush them both or enslaved them both either or Cora will be SUCCESSFULL n take back her kingdom n wonder land yes Love live the Queen of hearts Cora MILLS yesssss xoxox Luv u Cora aka Barbara Hershey yes the best oxox
Jafar needs a haircut.
OH god really Jafar is doing all this because Daddy didn't love him really. That is so pathetic and childish.
He did not do it just for this. He did it because his father did not just try to kill him. But he left it at the mercy of a cruel and heartless world, and the only one who showed kindness towards Jafar taught him not to have moral inhibitions in taking what he wanted.
He was abandoned and firced to fend for himself. How would you react if your father left you all alone?
No, Jafar is doing this for two main reasons: power and revenge.
His past forged him with the notion that he had been wronged, not just by the parental figure that he so loved in in his youth, but by the rest of the world. Almost everyone appeared to despise him: his father who cast him out and attempted to kill him as a child; his half-brother Mirza who both verbally and physically abused him, and although Jafar was clearly in the right and was clearly stronger than Mirza, he could not raise a hand against him as Mirza was a prince and their own father the sultan had relegated Jafar to the position of mere serving boy; the cruel blacksmith who abused him when a young Jafar worked for him after surviving being drowned by his father; the barman who insulted him; the countless people across Agrabah's capital city who loathe Jafar, they spit his name and call him 'bastard'; etc.
This notion that Jafar had been wronged by everyone led him to strongly believe that the world owed him something, and he sought to do everything in his power to take it. He decided that if the world wouldn't give him what he wanted - love and ultimate power - then he'd take it for himself and exact his vengeance by conquering the universe. To this end, the evil sorcerer set his sights on obtaining three genies and their bottles as well as the magic of two powerful sorcerers in order to cast The Spell of the Three Genies, the ultimate magical spell that would make him the most powerful sorcerer (magic-user) in all the worlds, so powerful that he would be able to break the laws and rules of magic and be capable of feats that even the most powerful magics are unable to accomplish (e.g. bringing back the dead, making people fall in love, changing the past, etc.) Jafar was intent on using this power to obtain everything he ever wanted, and he would start by finally exacting his revenge on his father by forcing him to love him and then killing him like he tried to do to Jafar. Following on from this, Jafar would set about conquering every world in existence, annihilating all of his enemies along the way.
So it wasn't just his father that Jafar sought to bring under his heel, but the rest of the universe.
@@TheGreater-ScopeVillain Yes, it's true. But remember, however, that it was Amara who taught Jafar not to have moral inhibitions in taking what he wanted.
you're pathetic yourself!