The Lion King
Roger Allers, 'The Lion King' co-director, dies at 76
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Roger Allers, the acclaimed Disney animator and co-director of the 1994 classic 'The Lion King,' has died at the age of 76. His death was confirmed by longtime collaborator Dave Bossert, who noted Allers had been traveling in Egypt just days earlier. Tributes from Disney CEO Bob Iger highlight Allers' lasting impact on animation.
Filmmaker Roger Allers, best known for co-directing Disney's iconic 'The Lion King,' has passed away at 76. His death was confirmed by longtime collaborator Dave Bossert, who shared the heartbreaking news on Facebook. Allers leaves behind a legacy of beloved animated classics.
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Tragic news out of New Jersey: former Broadway child actress Imani Dia Smith, known for her role in The Lion King, was found stabbed in her Edison home and later died at the hospital. Her boyfriend, Jordan D. Jackson-Small, has been arrested and charged with murder. The 26-year-old leaves behind a 3-year-old son.