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| DreamWorks Home Ent. (2001) | |||||
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| Mike Myers | Shrek/Blind Mouse/Narrator | |
| Eddie Murphy | Donkey | |
| Cameron Diaz | Princess Fiona | |
| John Lithgow | Lord Farquaad of Duloc | |
| Vincent Cassel | Monsieur Hood | |
| Peter Dennis | Ogre Hunter | |
| Chris Miller | Geppetto / Magic Mirror | |
| Cody Cameron | Pinocchio / Three Pigs | |
| Michael Galasso | Peter Pan | |
| Guillaume Aretos | Merry Man | |
| Jacquie Barnbrook | Wrestling Fan | |
| John Bisom | Merry Man | |
| Bobby Block | Baby Bear | |
| Jim Cummings | Captain Of Guards | |
| Kathleen Freeman | Old Woman |
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| Producer | Ted Elliott
Terry Rossio |
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| Writer | Ted Elliott
Terry Rossio Roger Schulman Joe Stillman |
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Harry Gregson-Williams
John Powell |
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You've never met a hero quite like Shrek, the endearing ogre who sparked a motion picture phenomenon and captured the world's imagination with…the Greatest Fairy Tale Never Told! The critics are calling Shrek "not just a brilliant animated feature, but a superb film on any level" (Larry King, USA Today ). |
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