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Plot summary
In Del Mar, a giant interrupts a celebration and Puss in Boots brings it down, but a church bell crushes him. As he recovers, the doctor warns him that eight of his nine lives are spent and he should retire. Puss refuses until a wolf wounds and disarms him in a pub duel, then moves into the home of Mama Luna, an elderly cat lady, as a house cat. Months on, he meets Perrito, a chihuahua disguised among her cats. Goldilocks and the Three Bears come to hire him to steal a map that shows where the Wishing Star lies, find his grave and leave. Puss resolves to find the Star and wish for nine lives again, heading for the lair of Jack Horner, a pastry chef who collects magical relics, where Kitty Softpaws also wants the map.
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Cast
Antonio Banderasas Puss in Boots (voice)
Salma Hayekas Kitty Softpaws (voice)
Harvey Guillenas Perrito (voice)
Wagner Mouraas Wolf (voice)
Florence Pughas Goldilocks (voice)
Olivia Colmanas Mama Bear (voice)
Ray Winstoneas Papa Bear (voice)
Samson Kayoas Baby Bear (voice)
John Mulaneyas Jack Horner (voice)
Da'Vine Joy Randolphas Mama Luna (voice)
Anthony Mendezas Doctor (voice)
Kevin McCannas Ethical Bug (voice)
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Bernardo de Paulaas Governor / Little Boy's Father / Male Partier (voice)
Betsy Sodaroas Jo Serpent / Additional Baker's Dozen Gang Member (voice)
Artemis Pebdanias Jan Serpent (voice)
Conrad Vernonas Gingy (voice)
Cody Cameronas Pinocchio (voice)
Kailey Crawfordas Little Goldi (voice)
Al Rodrigoas Bartender (voice)
Bob Persichettias Ohhh Cat (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (2022)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- The scene of Puss having a panic attack was created after the team judged it "insincere" for him to voice his fears, and director Joel Crawford and storyboard artist Taylor Meacham drew on their own experiences for it.
- The film's storybook-illustration look came from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, an idea suggested by production designer Nate Wragg, after DreamWorks' own The Bad Guys.
- The film debuted a new DreamWorks Animation logo opening, showing characters from The Bad Guys, How to Train Your Dragon, Kung Fu Panda, The Boss Baby, Trolls and Shrek over a remastered 2010 fanfare by Harry Gregson-Williams mixed with notes from John Powell's 2019 one.




















