Shrek and Fiona travel to the Kingdom of Far Far Away, where Fiona's parents are King and Queen, to celebrate their marriage. When they arrive, they find they are not as welcome as they thought they would be.
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Cast
Andrew Adamson
Director
Kelly Asbury
Director
Conrad Vernon
Director
Mike Myers
Shrek
Eddie Murphy
Donkey
Cameron Diaz
Princess Fiona
Julie Andrews
Queen
Antonio Banderas
Puss In Boots
John Cleese
King
Rupert Everett
Prince Charming
Jennifer Saunders
Fairy Godmother
Aron Warner
Wolf
Kelly Asbury
Page
Kelly Asbury
Elf
Kelly Asbury
Nobleman
Cody Cameron
Pinocchio
Cody Cameron
Three Pigs
Conrad Vernon
Gingerbread Man
Conrad Vernon
Cedric
Conrad Vernon
Announcer
Christopher Knights
Blind Mouse
David P. Smith
Herald
David P. Smith
Man with Box
Mark Moseley
Mirror
Mark Moseley
Dresser
Kelly Cooney
Fast Food Clerk
Wendy Bilanski
Bar Frog
Larry King
Ugly Stepsister
William Steig
Writer
Andrew Adamson
Writer
Joe Stillman
Writer
J. David Stem
Writer
David N. Weiss
Writer
Cody Cameron
Writer
Walt Dohrn
Writer
Chris Miller
Writer
David P. Smith
Writer
Conrad Vernon
Writer
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How did I never know that there was a sequel of Shrek until today???!
So this screenshot is from a GooglereviewofShrek2, and these are things that should become a standard for future animated sequel films that can either be as good as or even better than the first film.
EnShrek2,Shrekse vuelve humano por pinche aceptación social creyendo que así Fiona estaría más feliz y se satiriza todo el estilo de vida de Hollywood con los cuentos de Hadas y como estás narrativas benefician a cierto tipo de gente poderosa. No nos volvamos boomers por Dios