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Das große Finale

Drei Kinder, viele Freunde und eine Frau, die umsorgt und geliebt werden wollen, lassen dem Oger keine Zeit für alte Zeiten. Da kommt das Angebot von Rumpelstilzchen gerade recht, aber nicht ohne Nebenwirkungen. Einen Tag darf der Oger richtig Shrek-lich sein, doch dafür bekommt Rumpelstilzchen einen Tag aus Shreks Leben. Er wählt den Geburtstag, womit es Shrek nie gegeben hat und das Königreich Weit Weit Weg zu Rumpels düsterem Reich wird. Es sei denn, Shrek kann den Zauber rückgängig machen - in nur einem Tag.

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Eddie Murphy

Donkey (voice)

Eddie Murphy's reprisal of the iconic role of Donkey in "Shrek Forever After" once again showcases his comedic prowess and impeccable timing, reinforcing his character as the heart and humor of the Shrek franchise. His performance is both familiar and fresh, as he brings a renewed energy to the beloved sidekick, navigating the alternate reality of Far Far Away with his trademark wit and enthusiasm. Murphy's infectious laughter and spirited delivery provide a comforting continuity for fans, while his interactions with the new characters and altered situations demonstrate Donkey's enduring loyalty and optimism. His voice work not only underscores the film's comedic beats but also subtly reflects the underlying themes of friendship and self-discovery, making Donkey an indelible part of the movie's emotional core. Eddie Murphy's portrayal ensures that Donkey remains an unforgettable character, adding another layer to his already legendary status in animated film history.

Cameron Diaz

Princess Fiona (voice)

Cameron Diaz reprised her role as the voice of Princess Fiona in "Shrek Forever After," the fourth installment of the beloved Shrek series, with her characteristic vivacity and warmth. In this chapter of the franchise, Diaz's Fiona is thrust into an alternate reality where she never met Shrek and has instead become a hardened warrior leading an ogre resistance against the tyranny of Rumpelstiltskin. Diaz masterfully balances Fiona's tough, independent exterior with the underlying vulnerability and complexity that fans adore. Her performance highlights Fiona's growth and resilience, as she grapples with her role in the resistance and her longing for the life and love she once knew. Diaz's vocal work is both commanding and nuanced, ensuring that Fiona remains a relatable and inspiring character, while also bringing a sense of familiarity and comfort to audiences who have followed her journey throughout the series. Her chemistry with the other voice actors, particularly with Mike Myers as Shrek, is undeniable, and it is this dynamic that anchors the film's emotional core, reminding viewers of the enduring power of love and friendship.

Antonio Banderas

Puss in Boots (voice)

Antonio Banderas delivered a captivating performance as the voice of Puss in Boots in "Shrek Forever After," the fourth installment of the beloved Shrek series. His charismatic portrayal of the sword-wielding, swashbuckling cat with a Spanish accent added a layer of charm and humor that effortlessly stole scenes. Banderas's voice work was filled with passion and wit, as he brought to life Puss's larger-than-life personality, complete with his trademark wide-eyed innocence and suave bravado. His interactions with the other characters, particularly his feline camaraderie with Kitty Softpaws, voiced by Salma Hayek, were highlights of the film, showcasing his ability to convey both warmth and a roguish edge. Banderas's performance as Puss in Boots was so well-received that it led to a successful spin-off feature film, further cementing his iconic status in the role and demonstrating his versatility as a voice actor in animated features.

Julie Andrews

Queen Lillian (voice)

Julie Andrews lent her iconic voice to the character of Queen Lillian in "Shrek Forever After," the fourth installment of the beloved Shrek franchise. Andrews, with her regal presence and crystalline diction, breathed life into the character, imbuing Queen Lillian with a warmth and grace that beautifully complemented the film's fairy tale setting. Her performance was a delightful blend of sophistication and humor, as she portrayed the queen's journey from a concerned mother to a fierce leader, rallying the kingdom of Far Far Away in the face of an alternate reality. Andrews's vocal work resonated with the charm and poise that have defined her illustrious career, ensuring that Queen Lillian would be remembered as a character who was both endearing and inspiring. Her ability to convey a wide range of emotions with her voice added depth to the character, making Queen Lillian not just a royal figurehead, but a relatable and integral part of the Shrek family's adventures.