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Not to be confused with the Standard Arabic dub or its 2022 redub.

الأسد الملك is the Egyptian Arabic dub of The Lion King.

Cast[]

Character Actor[1]

سِمبا
Hesham Noor
هشام نور
Karim Al Hussaini
كريم الحسيني

(younger)
موفاسا
Isam Seif
عصام سيف

نالا
Amani Shawqi
أماني شوقي
Samah Ahmad
سماح أحمد

(younger)
سكار
Abdul Rahman Abu Zahra
عبد الرحمن أبو زهرة
تيمون
Mohamed Henedi
محمد هنيدي
Hesham Noor
هشام نور

(singing)
بومبا
Sami Salah
سامي صلاح
رافيكي
Momen El-Bardisi
مؤمن البرديسي
زازو
Adel Khalaf
عادل خلف
سارابي
Safaa El-Toukhi
صفاء الطوخي
شينزي
Salwa Mohamed Ali
سلوى محمد علي
بانزاي
Sami Abdel Halim
سامي عبد الحليم
إد
Original audio is retained
Technical staff
Dubbing director
Isam Al-Sayyed
عصام السيد
Musical director
Hayk Avakian
هايك أفاكيان
Translator
Adapter
Sami Salah
سامي صلاح
Lyricist
Abdul Rahman Shawqy
عبد الرحمن شوقي
Creative Supervisor
Samir Habib
سمير حبيب
Dubbing studio
Eko Sound

Morning Report[]

Character Actor
زازو
Ahmad Saad
أحمد سعد

(singing)
سِمبا
Adel Omar
عادل عمر

(singing)
موفاسا
Unidentified voice
Technical staff
Musical director
Gihan Elnaser
جيهان الناصر
Musical directors
Hayk Avakian
هايك أفاكيان
Sobhy Bdeir
صبحي بدير

(Circle of Life)
Translator
Lyricist
Amrou Hosny
عمرو حسني
Lyrics adjustments
(Circle of Life)
Zainab Mubarak
زينب مبارك
Creative supervisor
Aisha Salim
عائشة سليم

Notes[]

  • In 2003, this dub was re-released, redubbing the Circle of Life, and making subtle changes to dialogue.
  • Hesham Noor / هشام نور (Simba) and Amani Shawqi / أماني شوقي (Nala) are cousins.
  • This was the second Disney film to be dubbed in Arabic, the first being Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
  • Abdul Rahman Abu Zahra (the voice of Scar) was chosen world-widely by Disney as the best voice for his character.
  • The voices of Zazu, Rafiki, and Shenzi would reprise their roles in the 2013 Standard Arabic dub.
    • They would also reprise their roles in the Egyptian and Standard Arabic version of the 2019 remake, with the exception of Momen El-Bardisi / مؤمن البرديسي (Rafiki) who passed away in 2015.

References[]


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