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Mike Myers

25 May 1963, Scarborough, Ontario, Canada

Eddie Murphy

3 April 1961, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Cameron Diaz

30 August 1972, San Diego, California, USA

Julie Andrews

1 October 1935, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, England, UK

Antonio Banderas

10 August 1960, Málaga, Málaga, Andalucía, Spain

John Cleese

27 October 1939, Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, England, UK

Rupert Everett

29 May 1959, Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk, England, UK

Jennifer Saunders

6 July 1958, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, England, UK

Aron Warner

Kelly Asbury

15 January 1960, Beaumont, Texas, USA

Cody Cameron

12 October 1970, California, USA

Conrad Vernon

11 July 1968, Lubbock, Texas, USA

19 November 1933, Brooklyn, New York, USA

8 June 1933, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Andrew Adamson

1 December 1966, Auckland, New Zealand

1 December 1966, Auckland, New Zealand

Kelly Asbury

15 January 1960, Beaumont, Texas, USA

Andrew Adamson

1 December 1966, Auckland, New Zealand

William Steig

14 November 1907, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Shrek

Played by: Mike Myers

Donkey

Played by: Eddie Murphy

Fiona

Played by: Cameron Diaz

Queen Lillian

Played by: Julie Andrews

Puss in Boots

Played by: Antonio Banderas

King Harold

Played by: John Cleese

Prince Charming

Played by: Rupert Everett

Fairy Godmother

Played by: Jennifer Saunders

Big Bad Wolf

Played by: Aron Warner

Page

Played by: Kelly Asbury

Pinocchio

Played by: Cody Cameron

Gingerbread Man

Played by: Conrad Vernon

Three Blind Mice

Played by: Christopher Knights

Herald

Played by: David P. Smith

Magic Mirror

Played by: Mark Moseley

Fast Food Clerk

Played by: Kelly Cooney

Bar Frog

Played by: Wendy Bilanski

Ugly Stepsister

Played by: Larry King

Receptionist

Played by: Guillaume Aretos

Humphries

Played by: Chris Miller

Doll

Played by: Latifa Ouaou

Maiden #1

Played by: Alina Phelan

Joan Rivers

Played by: Joan Rivers

Captain of Guards

Played by: Andrew Adamson

Wall Street Journal

This second edition of DreamWorks's Oscar-winning ogre opus may not match the original for, well, originality, but it honors the prime injunction governing sequels: To thine own characters be true.

November 25, 2013

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The Age (Australia)

Donkey, with his endless asides and phenomenally thick skin, is as much of a pleasure as he was in the first film, but he has a challenger: Puss in Boots, voiced by Antonio Banderas.

December 06, 2014

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Fat Guys at the Movies

It's just as good - if not better - than the original.

January 17, 2016

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Los Angeles Times

Can an ogre live happily ever after? Can fairy tale characters be content with their fairy tale lives? Can an Oscar-winning animated success generate a successful sequel? To all these questions, Shrek 2 is happy to answer yes, yes and yes.

November 25, 2013

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New Statesman

Go and see Shrek 2. You'll enjoy yourself thoroughly. Only the churlish could find any faults.

December 06, 2014

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Chicago Reader

Like the first movie this is unassailable family entertainment, with a gentle fairy tale for kids and a raft of mildly satirical pop-culture references for parents.

March 05, 2008

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Times (UK)

All hail the angriest rebel since James Dean. All right, he's green, pot-bellied, and has the social graces of a slug. But in terms of attitude? Peerless.

December 06, 2014

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AV Club

The lovable characters remain, but they never do much of interest in a sequel that's safely above average but superfluous.

November 25, 2013

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Associated Press

A rare example of a sequel that's better than the original.

November 25, 2013

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Sunday Times (UK)

Don't get me wrong. I'm not sulking. I liked Shrek 2. Honest. Kids will like Shrek 2. Most mums and dads will like Shrek 2. My problem is this: I didn't love it the way I loved Shrek.

December 06, 2014

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London Evening Standard

The animation by which it stands or falls is as brilliant as ever and, though it wouldn't really be right to call it totally anti-Disney, it certainly trumps that institution for sharpness of focus, notably as far as the screenplay is concerned.

December 06, 2014

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New Yorker

The movie is obvious, but consistently entertaining and animated in DreamWorks's "realistic" digitized style.

November 25, 2013

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