[The palace guards have been turned into animals by the potions.]
Yzma: Get them!
Guard: Hey, I've been turned into a cow. Can I go home?
Yzma: You're excused. Anybody else?
When Yzma is thinking of her first evil plan to kill Emperor Cusko, she knocks the potion off the table in front of her, but after a shot of the plant Yzma is seen again and the table is nowhere in sight. See more...
Near the end of the film, Yzma is turned into a cat. Eartha Kitt (Yzma) was one of the actresses who played Catwoman on the "Batman" television series in the 1960s. See more...
Directed by Mark Dindal, starring David Spade, Eartha Kitt, John Goodman, Patrick Warburton, Wendie Malick (add more)
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All of the vials that Yzma has are labeled, but how? They can't be inside the vale because they would be wet and Yzma couldn't have flipped the label up like she did in a scene, yet...there is nothing attaching the label to the vial. how is it attached? [It is probably attached with the equivalent of a piece of Scotch tape rolled over itself; I'm sure you've done that before. It wouldn't be visible to the naked eye, and Yzma would be able to flip the label up.]
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