These Disney characters almost looked completely different from the ones you know and love! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

The world of Disney is so iconic and so memorable, it’s hard to see it any other way, particularly in relation to its beloved characters. Characters like Aladdin, Woody from Toy Story, Elsa from Frozen and the Beast from Beauty and the Beast are part of the cultural lexicon. Their looks are iconic; they’re instantly recognizable nearly all over the globe. But did you know that some of these characters were originally intended to look much different from their final versions? Some dramatically so.

When you start to delve behind the scenes of a number of Disney’s animated productions, you’ll discover a treasure trove of information regarding what might have been. For instance, did you know Elsa was originally supposed to be completely evil? This was changed later on to make her and Anna sisters. Iago, Jafar’s pet parrot from Aladdin, was originally supposed to have a British accent and be a bit more sophisticated, like a butler. The Beast was supposed to be much scarier and Gaston was supposed to be a bit more prim and proper, an upstanding gentleman. One of the most shocking changes of all is Woody, the lovable cowboy from Toy Story. Did you realize he was originally supposed to be a total jerk? He was basically the villain of the story!

There are plenty more incredible differences where that came from. Let’s take a look at a few Disney characters that bear the most striking differences from how they started to how they ended up.

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Released late in 2018, Venom was a bit of a surprise. Mainly because it showed that Sony does, in fact, know what it is doing in regards to its Spider-Man-less Spiderverse films.

Because that film was a heck of a good time at the movies!

So naturally, a lot of us here at Screen Rant are excited to see what comes next, specifically, Venom’s sequel.

So you know we are going to talk about all the news and theories and stuff that we currently know about the upcoming black-goo focused flick. And don’t get your hopes up. Despite so many rumors — and Photshopped pictures over the years, this news does not include Tom Holland or Spider-Man…no matter how much we wish it did!

Including information about the sequel film’s villain, Cletus Kasady, along with the evil spawn of Venom; Carnage.

Carnage is an evil, sadistic monster. It is fueled by one singular purpose, to wreak as much havoc and harm as many innocent people as possible. When you combine this with Kasady’s less-than-sunny disposition, it makes for an extremely formidable opponent for Venom and Eddie Brock.

We also get to talk about the possibility of renowned motion capture artist Andy Serkis, best known for his work as Gollum in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, taking on the role of director for the film. Something that seems to have been all but confirmed by a simple instagram post by star Tom Hardy, which has been just recently deleted. Hmmm…seems suspicious to us…

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Going through multiple takes, scenes, and memorizing lines is all in a day’s work for many actors, but sometimes things don’t go quite as planned. Improvised movie moments may often lead to characters breaking character — laughing on-screen, looking straight into the camera, or doing something completely unexpected. You would think that the droids in the Star Wars universe were simply programmed to follow orders and get the scenes completed as needed, but it was a lot different for the filming of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Actor Alan Tudyk wore a motion capture suit for filming, giving him a lot more room to play around with the droid’s actions. Mike Myers went all-in for his multiple roles in the Austin Powers trilogy, including the notorious Dr. Evil. While creating his evil plans, Myers would often berate and belittle his henchmen with improvised taunts, insults, and actions. He definitely kicked things up a notch for Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me where some time traveling adventures sent him back to visit younger versions of his motley crew. When you’re doing a movie with Seth Macfarlane, you can expect a lot of ad-libbing, off the cuff moments, and hilarious scenes. Stepping out from behind his animated characters like Peter Griffin or Ted, Macfarlane had a ton of fun chewing up the scenery in A Million Ways to Die in the West. Charlize Theron also had a good time on set, often cracking up at some of the improvised moments.

From huge blockbusters like Rogue One: A Star Wars Story to children’s films like How the Grinch Stole Christmas, watch these improvised moments, see actors break character, and learn exactly why the directors left the moments in the final cut of the movie!

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