A Disney animator talks about the Beast Easter egg in Aladdin and takes credit for starting the Easter egg trend that Pixar has since popularized.
Disney animator Tom Bancroft explains how Disney first began inserting Easter eggs before Pixar started incorporating them. Easter eggs are little hidden details placed subtly throughout films to send some kind of message or joke. Big film franchises like Pixar and Disney have largely popularized Easter eggs, using them to provide an overarching connection in the universe, to tease new films, or even just to coax a chuckle over a cleverly placed detail.
Meanwhile, the fact that an Easter egg worked its way into Aladdin wasn't a planned or structured occurrence. The animators would actually throw in these details without director approval because screen capturing didn't exist, so the Easter eggs could evade notice for longer. Check Bancroft's statement below:
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