The New Adventures of Aladdin (2015)

Key characters such as the Sultan and Princess, traditionally depicted as Middle Eastern/North African in Aladdin adaptations, are portrayed by white actors. The Vizier, another major character, is played by a Black actor, differing from the established racial depiction.

The film's comedic portrayal of a fantastical 'Baghdad' and its inhabitants relies heavily on broad cultural caricatures often associated with the Middle East and, by extension, Islam. These depictions, while not directly critiquing theology, reinforce simplistic and sometimes foolish stereotypes for comedic effect, without offering a counterbalancing nuanced perspective or condemning the use of such tropes.