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I used AI technology and photoshop to reimagine animated Disney characters as real-life people. Below are 15 of my favorites, inspired by the actual character descriptions from each movie's script. Enjoy!
1. This is what Aladdin looked like in the 1992 movie. He's described as "wiry" with "shaggy hair and ragged clothes."
And this is how I reimagined Aladdin as a real-life person:
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And here's the side-by-side.
2. This is what Hercules looked like in the 1997 movie. He's described as "mighty and handsome" and has short, strawberry-blonde hair.
And this is how I reimagined Hercules as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
3. This is what Mulan looked like as a soldier in the 1998 movie. She's described as "a high-spirited girl of 17" with fine, black hair.
And this is how I reimagined Mulan as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side.
4. This is what Gaston looked like in the 1991 movie Beauty and the Beast. He's described as "a dashingly handsome war hero," and "the only thing bigger than his muscles is his ego."
And this is how I reimagined Gaston as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
5. This is what Tarzan looked like in the 1999 movie. He's described as "tall, athletic, and handsome" with long, brown hair.
And this is how I reimagined Tarzan as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
6. This is what Tiana looked like in the 2009 movie The Princess and the Frog. She's described as "a hardworking 19-year-old" who's super resourceful and well-rounded.
And this is how I reimagined Tiana as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
7. This is what Ariel looked like in the 1989 movie The Little Mermaid. She's described as "a pretty 16-year-old mermaid with hair as wildly untamed as her sisters' is neat."
And this is how I reimagined Ariel as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
8. This is what Milo looked like in the 2001 movie Atlantis: The Lost Empire. He's described as a "slender and handsome" linguist with large glasses and brown hair.
And this is how I reimagined Milo as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
9. This is what Elsa looked like in the 2019 movie Frozen II. She's described as "a very poised 21-year-old" with hair like snow.
And this is how I reimagined Elsa as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
10. This is what Scar looked like in the 1994 movie The Lion King. He's described as "a thin, angular lion with an attitude problem."
And this is how I reimagined Scar as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
11. This is what Peter Pan looked like in the 1953 movie. He's described as "the spirit of youth" and wears an iconic green outfit and cap.
And this is how I reimagined Peter Pan as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
12. This is what Belle looked like in the 1991 movie Beauty and the Beast. She's described as "a pure beauty blessed with intelligent, fiercely inquisitive eyes."
And this is how I reimagined Belle as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
13. This is what Li Shang looked like in the 1998 movie Mulan. He's described as "a young officer" who's fit and capable.
And this is how I reimagined Li Shang as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
14. This is what Rapunzel looked like in the 2010 movie Tangled. She's described as having "beautiful golden hair" that trails behind her, with green eyes like her mother.
And this is how I reimagined Rapunzel as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
15. And finally, this is what King Triton looked like in the 1989 movie The Little Mermaid. He's described as the "distinguished Sea King" with long, white hair and a full beard.
And this is how I reimagined King Triton as a real-life person:
And here's the side-by-side:
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