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The Lion King (1994) is an animated movie made by Walt Disney Studios. The story is about Simba, a lion cub whose father Mufasa is murdered by his brother (and Simba's uncle) Scar. Simba is chased away and Scar becomes king instead. Years later Simba returns to have his revenge. Elton John wrote several songs for this film. James Earl Jones played the role of Mufasa.
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