BBC reveals it’s blockbuster Christmas Day film to be shown after King’s first historic address
THE BBC have pulled a treat out of their stocking this year with it’s Christmas Day film.
It wouldn’t be Christmas without watching at least one festive film after a big lunch – whether it’s Santa Clause, an adult Elf or the three ghosts of Christmas.
But this year a genie has granted your wish – with Will Smith’s blockbuster Aladdin.
The 2019 hit film featuring Will as the larger-than-life Genie, with the charming street rat Aladdin and the courageous, self-determined Princess Jasmine.
The vibrant live-action adaption of the animated classic will debut on BBC One after the King’s first festive address to the nation at 3pm.
The BBC have spoilt fans with a film that all the family can enjoy, with Mena Massoud as Aladdin and Naomi Scott as his love interest Princess Jasmine.
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“This live-action Aladdin is full of magical fun and will entertain every generation after the pudding has been eaten,” a source told The Mirror.
The BBC will have a jampacked film schedule to keep the little ones busy during the festive day.
Favourites include Pokemon Detective Pikachu, A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon as well as Trolls: Holiday in Harmony.
There are also a number of classics such as When Harry Met Sally, Goodfellas, Mary Poppins and Ghostbusters.
While viewers will be entertained with a host of telly shows, including Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special, Call the Midwife and Mrs Brown’s Boys.