Shrek

When the mirror shows the pics of Fiona he thinks that she was the most beautiful one than the other princess shown by the mirror

Princess Fiona's father's (King Harold) voice was done bye John Cleese.

yes, but after that he agreed when lord farquaad made him a deal to get princess Fiona for him for his swamp

"your sad get a life"

Gingy actually says "Ahh!" and "Over my crumbled body!" And by the way the Shrek 4 toys are from McDonalds not Burger King

Shrek has 3 kids 2 boys and 1 girl

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No he is introduced I shrek 2

tell him that you fancy him om the phone or on the msn

Jennifer Saunders is an actress who is best known for her acting on television in shows such as Absolutely Fabulous and F.R.I.E.N.D.S (As Emily's Mother). She also plays the voice of a certain fairy godmother in Shrek 2, starring Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy.

Gingy, or Gingerbread Man, is a beloved character in the "Shrek" franchise, known for his humorous personality and memorable catchphrases. In "Shrek Forever After," he is part of the ensemble of fairy tale characters who have been affected by Rumpelstiltskin's manipulation of time and reality. Gingy plays a pivotal role in rallying the group to confront Rumpelstiltskin and restore order to their world. His playful demeanor and loyalty to Shrek and his friends add a light-hearted touch to the film's narrative.

There are lots of songs in Shrek 3. What one?

Yes, "Puss in Boots" contains several symbolic meanings. The character of Puss represents cunning and resourcefulness, highlighting the theme of intelligence over brute strength. The boots symbolize empowerment and social mobility, allowing the protagonist to transcend his lowly beginnings. Additionally, the story reflects themes of deception, ambition, and the complexities of identity, as characters navigate their social roles and aspirations.

Eddie Murphey Plays Donkey,, the 2nd most important role in the film...

The credits of "Shrek" feature several memorable songs, including "All Star" by Smash Mouth, which plays during the opening scene and continues into the credits. Additionally, "Hallelujah" by Rufus Wainwright is featured in the film's closing credits, adding an emotional touch. Other songs, like "I'm a Believer" by Smash Mouth, also appear in the soundtrack, contributing to the film’s playful and nostalgic atmosphere.

The movie "Jersey Girl," directed by Kevin Smith, features a diverse soundtrack that complements its emotional themes. Key songs include "The Girl" by the band The Killers, "I Will Always Love You" by Whitney Houston, and "Dancing in the Dark" by Bruce Springsteen, the latter of which pays homage to the film's New Jersey setting. The music enhances the film's blend of comedy and drama, capturing the essence of its characters' journeys.

Yes but as a completely different character than in Shrek4.

In "Shrek," the herald is a character who announces the arrival of Princess Fiona at the castle. He is depicted as a pompous and somewhat comedic figure, adding to the film's humorous tone. The herald's role emphasizes the fairy tale setting, providing a contrast to the more unconventional elements of the story.