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Plot summary
King Harold of Far Far Away is dying, and the throne is to pass to Shrek and Fiona. Shrek has no wish to rule and wants only his swamp. Fiona tells him she is pregnant. Harold names another heir: Artie, his nephew and Fiona's cousin, a sixteen-year-old outcast at Worcestershire Academy. Shrek sets out for the school with Donkey and Puss in Boots. In Far Far Away, Prince Charming vows to avenge his mother and take the kingdom, and at the Poison Apple tavern he recruits the fairy tale villains.
Cast
Mike Myersas Shrek (voice)
Eddie Murphyas Donkey (voice)
Cameron Diazas Princess Fiona (voice)
Antonio Banderasas Puss in Boots (voice)
Julie Andrewsas Queen (voice)
John Cleeseas King (voice)
Rupert Everettas Prince Charming (voice)
Eric Idleas Merlin (voice)
Justin Timberlakeas Artie (voice)
Susanne Blakesleeas Evil Queen (voice)
Cody Cameronas Pinocchio / Three Pigs (voice)
Larry Kingas Doris (voice)
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Christopher Knightsas Blind Mice / Heckler / Evil Tree #2 / Guard #2 (voice)
John Krasinskias Lancelot (voice)
Ian McShaneas Captain Hook (voice)
Cheri Oterias Sleeping Beauty / Actress (voice)
Regis Philbinas Mabel (voice)
Amy Poehleras Snow White (voice)
Megan Hiltyas Snow White (singing voice)
Seth Rogenas Ship Captain (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Shrek the Third (2007)
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- A coconut hoofbeat gag in Shrek the Third repeats a joke from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, which also starred John Cleese and Eric Idle. Idle walked out of the premiere, reentered after calming himself down, and claimed to be considering suing the producers over the unauthorized use.
- Shrek the Third took $121.6 million in its first weekend, the best opening weekend ever for an animated film, and it held that record for nine years until Finding Dory's $135.1 million debut in 2016.
- Opening in 4,122 North American cinemas on May 18, 2007, Shrek the Third grossed $38 million on its first day, the biggest opening day for an animated film at the time; Toy Story 3 took the record three years later in 2010.




















