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The Lion King (1994)
The animated film that started it all. Produced by Walt Disney Feature
Animation in Burbank, California, this unassuming stop-gap project grew to
become a mythic phenomenon, setting record numbers for box-office sales
and merchandising revenue around the world, and inspiring thousands of
fans to build on its story with their own creativity.
Image Archive
Hundreds of high-quality screen images, clip art, and more!
Sounds & Music
Dialogue clips, MIDI songs, and CD track information.
Texts & Fan-Fiction
Essays, reviews, production notes, and hundreds of fan stories.
Video Clips
Video files of memorable scenes, and many more interesting movie files.
Character Profiles
Pictures and descriptions of all the Lion King characters and their roles in the story.
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Image Archive
Hundreds of high-quality screen images, clip art, and more!
Sounds & Music
Dialogue clips, MIDI songs, and CD track information.
Texts & Fan-Fiction
Essays, reviews, production notes, and hundreds of fan stories.
Video Clips
Video files of memorable scenes, and many more interesting movie files.
Character Profiles
Pictures and descriptions of all the Lion King characters and their roles in the story.
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The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride (1998)
The long-awaited sequel. A direct-to-video production by Walt Disney Television Animation, Simba's Pride adds new characters and another chapter to the Circle of Life mythos begun in the original theatrical film.
The Lion King 1½ (2004)
The Circle of Life begins anew with a fresh, satiric retelling of the original film's story, from the comic perspective of the meerkat Timon and the warthog Pumbaa. A tribute to the grandeur of the original as much as it is a satire, this direct-to-video production (from Walt Disney TV Animation Australia) appeals to wistful nostalgia as much as to our funny bones.
The Lion King: The Broadway Musical
Premiering in Minneapolis in 1997, The Lion King: The Broadway Musical has found a permanent home as a fixture on 42nd Street, the heart of the theatre district on Times Square in New York. Numerous other productions have set up in other cities around the world to showcase Julie Taymor's revolutionary stage rendition of the original film's story.
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TLK Desktop Themes for Win95/98:
- Theme 1 (1080K)
- Theme 2 (920K)
- Theme 3 (1736K)
- Simba & Nala (By Myra Weber - 640K)
- Hakuna Matata (By Myra Weber - 552K)
- Timon Theme (by Mark Trepanier - 808K)
Add-on #1 - 304K | Add-on #2 - 248K- Pumbaa Theme (by Mark Trepanier - 744K)
Add-on #1 - 288K | Add-on #2 - 296K- Theme by Hegelund (3661K)
- Theme by Lightpaw (1096K)
The "Nala's Screen Saver" (for Win95): by Welfie
Gil's TLK Icons: Mac and Windows
A collection of 18 Macintosh icons created by GilDGreat@aol.com, and converted to Windows format by Steven G. Goulet.
TLK Music Icons: Windows
Icons made from the covers of the various TLK soundtrack CD covers, by Ecor.
TLK-amp (The Lion King Skin for WinAmp)
By Thomas Fosseli.SP-amp (Simba's Pride Skin for WinAmp)
By Janis Bode (Hulakat).Nala skin for WinAmp
By Zenith.Simba skin for WinAmp
By Zenith.Timon skin for WinAmp
By Darkfighter."Lea Halalela" skin for WinAmp
By Kiara Zukunft.Kiara & Kovu skin for WinAmp
By Kiara Zukunft.
| Washington Times review of the Archive, dated May 1, 1995. |
| Movie Details provided by the Internet Movie Database. |
| A BBC Radio Documentary on Tim Rice, contributed in MP3 format by Andy Etheridge. |
| TLK Movie Posters and other merchandise for sale at www.moviegoods.com. |
The Hans Zimmer Worship PageDedicated to the composer of the musical score for TLK! |
| Lion King Trivia -- 101 questions and answers! |
| TLK Puzzle Game, from Chano Andersen. |
| All the Lion King Merchandise you can eat! |
The Lion King Game for PC
(demo version)
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| Oopsies! - Bloopers in TLK. Compiled by Phil "Stokowski" Pollard. |
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First Geek Code... then Furry Code... and now, TLK
Code! Also see the TLK Code Analyzer to decode it! |
| Thomas Sweet's Concordance to TLK, with analyses of the dialogue of all the characters. |
| The infamous MAD Magazine's spoof of TLK! |
| By Trey Tackett: Mystery Science Theater 3000 renditions of TLK and Simba's Pride. |
| Movie Credits, Transcribed by Matt Robinson. |
| Foreign Language Voice Casts |
| Lion King Comics (for Foreign Markets) |
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Last revised: Friday, 15-Jun-2018 00:05:08 EDT