You ain’t never had a leading man likeWill Smith.The star, who plays Genie in thelive-action adaptationofAladdin, showed off some luscious locks and an elaborate gown while promoting the film on Instagram Friday.“#Aladdin still in theaters!! How y’all gon’ Resist THIS?!” he captioned the post.The photo featured Smith in character as Genie, when the magical creature dresses up in drag as part of the film’s “Prince Ali” musical sequence. He named the location as “Agrabah,” the fictional country that’s home to Aladdin and Princess Jasmine.The scene stayed true to the original animated film, in which Robin Williams’ voiced Genie.Smith, 50, previouslyshared his Genie-inspired makeup routineon Instagram, in a behind-the-scenes clip that poked fun at Kylie Cosmetics and Kylie Skin founderKylie Jenner.“This is my beauty tips and beauty secrets. I don’t wantKylie Jennerstealing my stuff!” he joked.The video featured Smith in his makeup chair giving a tutorial on how to use various products, including a rotating brush head to apply foundation.Will Smith.Will Smith/Instagram“The part I hate about not being able to play Genie [anymore] is eyeliner,” he said. “I really like wearing eyeliner. You see how pretty my eyes are?”Aladdin, starring Mena Massoud in the titular role andNaomi Scottas Princess Jasmine, hit theaters in May and has so far earned more than $251 million at the domestic box office, according toBox Office Mojo, and $626 million worldwide.At the film’s Los Angeles premiere, Smithtold PEOPLEhe was immensely proud of the film’s decision to portray Jasmine as a free-willed feminist.“The number one [thing] that I am proud of are the additions of the Princess Jasmine character,” he said. “The idea that her character wants to rule. That her father doesn’t have any sons and she doesn’t understand why she can’t be the next in line to rule the kingdom.”Scott, meanwhile, praised Smith himself, telling PEOPLE that hekept everyone on set laughing, and would even treat the cast and crew to special food trucks.Aladdin.Disney“We were just really giggly, we just got the giggles. And then he always comes out with something that makes it even worse and then you can’t get [the take] back. Those days were great,” she said.“He would do some really fun things. He would bring different food trucks. We had macaroni and cheese and all these different types of mac and cheese, which was amazing.”
You ain’t never had a leading man likeWill Smith.
The star, who plays Genie in thelive-action adaptationofAladdin, showed off some luscious locks and an elaborate gown while promoting the film on Instagram Friday.
“#Aladdin still in theaters!! How y’all gon’ Resist THIS?!” he captioned the post.
The photo featured Smith in character as Genie, when the magical creature dresses up in drag as part of the film’s “Prince Ali” musical sequence. He named the location as “Agrabah,” the fictional country that’s home to Aladdin and Princess Jasmine.
The scene stayed true to the original animated film, in which Robin Williams’ voiced Genie.
Smith, 50, previouslyshared his Genie-inspired makeup routineon Instagram, in a behind-the-scenes clip that poked fun at Kylie Cosmetics and Kylie Skin founderKylie Jenner.
“This is my beauty tips and beauty secrets. I don’t wantKylie Jennerstealing my stuff!” he joked.
The video featured Smith in his makeup chair giving a tutorial on how to use various products, including a rotating brush head to apply foundation.
Will Smith.Will Smith/Instagram
“The part I hate about not being able to play Genie [anymore] is eyeliner,” he said. “I really like wearing eyeliner. You see how pretty my eyes are?”
Aladdin, starring Mena Massoud in the titular role andNaomi Scottas Princess Jasmine, hit theaters in May and has so far earned more than $251 million at the domestic box office, according toBox Office Mojo, and $626 million worldwide.
At the film’s Los Angeles premiere, Smithtold PEOPLEhe was immensely proud of the film’s decision to portray Jasmine as a free-willed feminist.
“The number one [thing] that I am proud of are the additions of the Princess Jasmine character,” he said. “The idea that her character wants to rule. That her father doesn’t have any sons and she doesn’t understand why she can’t be the next in line to rule the kingdom.”
Scott, meanwhile, praised Smith himself, telling PEOPLE that hekept everyone on set laughing, and would even treat the cast and crew to special food trucks.
Aladdin.Disney
“We were just really giggly, we just got the giggles. And then he always comes out with something that makes it even worse and then you can’t get [the take] back. Those days were great,” she said.
“He would do some really fun things. He would bring different food trucks. We had macaroni and cheese and all these different types of mac and cheese, which was amazing.”
source: people.com
