Original Shrek screen test from 1995

Jack Black did a cover of "Baby One More Time" for the Kung Fu Panda 4 film

The creator of the popular cartoon Shrek, William Steig, drew his character from the professional wrestler Maurice Tiye. The real prototype knew 14 languages, played chess brilliantly, and despite his frightening face and great strength at first glance, he was a very modest and friendly man. He was born in 1903 in Russia, in the Urals, into a French family, which in 1917 returned to France in connection with the revolution.

The best Shrek Scene

I never heard about this one

Shrek was originally planned to have a Canadian accent, but Mike Myers decided to re-record his lines with a Scottish accent, which ended up becoming a defining feature of the character.

Shrek 2 remains of the greatest animated movies ever

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