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Lion King's Timon And Pumbaa Were Originally Supposed To Sing 'Can You Feel The Love Tonight,' And Nathan Lane Revealed The Story Behind Why That Didn't Happen
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scrn loglineThe little-known story behind Disney's decision to cut Timon and Pumbaa's planned 'Can You Feel The Love Tonight' duet from The Lion Kingbeat sheet- Originally, the lovable meerkat and warthog duo were supposed to perform the iconic ballad, but Disney decided against it after hearing Nathan Lane's (Timon) hilarious take on the song
- Lane revealed that his rendition was so over-the-top and comedic, it didn't fit the emotional tone of the scene, leading to the now-classic Elton John version we all know and love
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Lion King's Timon And Pumbaa Were Originally Supposed To Sing 'Can You Feel The Love Tonight,' And Nathan Lane Revealed The Story Behind Why That Didn't Happen
CinemablendStory by Unknown
scrn logline
The little-known story behind Disney's decision to cut Timon and Pumbaa's planned 'Can You Feel The Love Tonight' duet from The Lion King
beat sheet
- Originally, the lovable meerkat and warthog duo were supposed to perform the iconic ballad, but Disney decided against it after hearing Nathan Lane's (Timon) hilarious take on the song
- Lane revealed that his rendition was so over-the-top and comedic, it didn't fit the emotional tone of the scene, leading to the now-classic Elton John version we all know and love
call sheet
Nathan Lane, Walt Disney, The Lion King