Aladdin (1992)
If "The Fisher King" was the marriage of the best acting of Williams's career with the best script he would work with, then "Aladdin" is probably the most perfect distillation of Williams's comedic performance. Freed of his physical body and given license to do almost whatever he wanted (provided he could say it in a Disney movie), Williams is a whirling dervish of humor, darting at random between a million personalities. The movie wouldn’t have existed without him. With him, it became one of the most successful films in Disney history.
