Shrek 2 (2004)
Overview
Shrek, Fiona, and Donkey set off to Far, Far Away to meet Fiona's mother and father, the Queen and King. But not everyone is happily ever after. Shrek and the King find it difficult to get along, and there's tension in the marriage. The Fairy Godmother discovers that Fiona has married Shrek instead of her son Prince Charming and plots to destroy their marriage.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $150,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $935,454,538.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 102.083 |
Directed By
Conrad Vernon
Kelly Asbury
Andrew Adamson
Crew
Harry Gregson-Williams
Guillaume Aretos
Conrad Vernon
William Steig
David N. Weiss
Leslee Feldman
Kelly Asbury
Sim Evan-Jones
J. David Stem
David Lipman
Steve Pilcher
Jeffrey Katzenberg
Aron Warner
Joe Stillman
Isis Mussenden
John H. Williams
Andrew Adamson
Andrew Adamson
Mike de Seve
James Baxter
Amy Rae Jones
Trey Thomas
Emile Ghorayeb
David Settlow
Aaron Williams
Steven E. Gordon
Fireball Tim Lawrence
Michael Day
Craig Edelblut
Walt Dohrn
Stephen Barton
Ronman Yiu Yan Ng
Chris Miller
Virginia Wilson
Andrew Birch
Liz Borges-Herzog
Gary L. Wohlleben
Felicia Sanchez
Charles Perrault
Yuri Bartoli
Barbara Ford
Christi Soper Hilt
Andrew Adamson
Cody Cameron
Kristen D. Chidel
Gene Goins
Carol Norton
Anna Behlmer
Dennis Gordon
Michelle Belforte
Mark Jackels
Michael Cutler
Randy Thom
Chris Douridas
Mark Kenna
John Dorst
Conrad Vernon
Terry Claborn
Chung Chan
Andre Fenley
Mark Jan Wlodarkiewicz
Scott Cochran
Dennis Leonard
Ryan Trenhaile
Christopher Sinnott
Ken Bielenberg
David P. Smith
James Baxter
Matt Aspbury
Ted Elliott
William Steig
Mo Henry
Mickie McGowan
Marilyn McCoppen
Celeste Leger
Jonathan Null
George Doering
Marilyn McCoppen
Rich Reising
Jeff Snow
Fred Baxter
Bruce Fowler
Catherine D. Giddings
Jodi Kershner
Michael Trainotti
Ewa Sztompke
Jeffrey Joe
Mike Hext
Robert King
Tonia Pizzato
David Fent
Frank Ritlop
Melanie Cordan
Manu Ittina
Ken Morrissey
Mark Pudleiner
Brian Deans-Rowe
Joshua West
Andrew Kopperud
Dennis Park
Rudi Bloss
Peter DiStefano
Richard Edwards
Tony Huu Tran
Andrew McPhillips
Ben Radcliffe
Marlon Montgomery
Darci Zalvin
Kenny Chung
Morgan R. Kelly
Marek Kochout
Gilbert Davoud
Ann Daly
Fumie Kitahara
Sang Uoon Kim
Lee Graft
Kavita Khosla
Owen Slade
Sunny Ye
Miguel Ángel Poveda
Stephen Bailey
Alan Cheney
Jung Jin Song
Stephanie Mulqueen
Denis St. Amand
Luci Napier
Trish Schutz-Krause
Milana Huang
Luca Prasso
Steve McGrath
Benjamin Williams
Damon Riesberg
Stephen Dobbs
Julie M. McDonald
Carlos Quinonez
Ruben Hickman
Darrin Butts
Randy Dormans
Serguei Kouchnerov
Bill E. Miller
Kevin O'Hara
Sean Springer
Van Phan
Don Venhaus
Terran Boylan
Stephan Osterburg
Philip K. Livingston Jr.
Rita Manning
Philip R. Garrett
Laura Lockwood
Alex Bochannek
John Trappey
Christopher Knights
Michelle Mendenhall
Chanda Cummings
Wayne Stables
Thomas Paul Thesen
Sandy Kao
Todd Homme
Michael Andrews
Dan Newell
Don Williams
Angela Ensele
Gabrielle Siegel
Andre de Oliviera Araujo
Peter Zaslav
Tim Cheung
Annmarie Koenig
Scott Guitteau
Robert Renga
Linda Bel
Shana Priesz
Travis Koller
Olivier Mouroux
Tim Keenan
Andrew Crowley
Kelly Jean-Ware
Andrea Stoops
Raman Hui
Alvin Tenpo
Alan Meyerson
Kevin Koch
Quintin King
Mariette Marinus
Charlie Ramos
Scott McPhail
Carlos M. Rosas
Kevin Vassey
Kalim Winata
Jonathan Evans-Jones
Holly Edwards
Jenna Grigg Thomas
Yoriko Ito
Terry Rossio
Derek Mann
Ye Won Cho
Marc Miller
Gabriel Portnof
Craig Welsh
Philippe Denis
Laura Watts
Dennie Thorpe
Peter Davies
Jeremy Bernstein
Enrique Navarrete Gil
Antony Gray
Peter Farson
Sara Cardone
Morten Folmer Nielsen
Ken Yao
E. Larry Oatfield
Nicholas Bucknall
Jacqueline Hutchinson
Alexandre Puvilland
Jana Vance
Raffaella Filipponi
Sean Mahoney
Sean McLaughlin
Marc Wilhite
Emre Yilmaz
Pasha Ivanov
Bill Damaschke
Edwin R. Leonard
James Hull
James McKee Smith
Skaila Kanga
Anthony Pike
Rich Marco
Robert MacKenzie
Christian Schellewald
Joe Palrang
J.R. Grubbs
Bryan Ellenburg
Adrienne Moss
Kate Swanborg
Rachel Bolt
Jaime Castañeda
Nathan Fok
Robert Kosai
Mark Berrow
Jerome Solomon
Janet Rentel
Julia Woolf
Charles Rivera
Paul Westcott
Will Files
Adam Joseph Czech
Peter Szewczyk
Jake Walker
Andy Nelson
Julie Nelson
David Spivack
Dick Walsh
Marty Cohen
Jodi DiCenzo
Michael Lachance
Sean White
Bruce White
Aaron Stewart
Claudia Southmartin
Greg Bulman
Christopher S. Stahl
Adam Chin
Yuko Okumura
Ken Ball
Jenny Wolfe-Binder
Patrick Bonneau
Lou Dellarosa
Roberto Espanto Domingo
Mariko Hoshi
Penny Leyton
Alison Lima
Jennifer Rubin
Hans Zimmer
Monika Erande
James Thatcher
Alison Fedrick
Michael Garner
Jin Liou
Henrik Tamm
Jo Watanabe
Bart Feliciano
Nathania Vishnevsky
Heather Knight
Kevan Shorey
Dan Wagner
Edip Agi
Jane Hartwell
Jim Mainard
Dave Burgess
Anna Noakes
Kelly Cooney Cilella
Fadi Basem Kandah
Kory Heinzen
Jennifer Freeman
Stacy Rentel
Milton E. Rodriguez-Rios
Larry Winer
James Wood Wilson
Scott Kilty
Daniel Rich
Nick Craven
Eric Lessard
Jason Spencer-Galsworthy
Bruce Daitch
Kathy Mandato
Robert J. Weaver
Kaya S. Kim
Jonathan Williams
Warren Zielinski
Shannon Jeffries
Erwin Madrid
Jimmy Maidens
Geri Smith
Ethan Hurd
Pres Romanillos
Chris Wahl
Ryan Shawn Lewis
Nico Scapel
Dug Stanat
Corinne Cavallaro
Lenny Wohl
Tom Boyd
Hannibal P. Odisho
Carlos Sotolongo
Erik Patton
John Detke
John O'Sullivan
Huy K. Nguyen
Frank Richards
Daniel Dawson
Facundo Rabaudi
Tom Hester
Zsoka Barkacs
John Koren Dodelson
Ted Tally
Craig Heath
Wayne Hellinger
Sunny Park
David Lucarelli
Frank 'Pepe' Merel
Marilyn McCoppen
Sarah Maria Goodwin
Laurel Graydon
Adrian Scherger
Bob Whitehill
Adam Ghering
Walt Dohrn
Charleen Richards-Steeves
Timothy Peeler
Michael A. Levine
Derek Casari
Matt Authement
Jaclyn T. Yee
Nick Foster
Noah Klocek
Chris Milano
Travis Crenshaw
Teresa Cheng
Ellen Heuer
Chris Miller
Shad Davis
Julie Imboden Keel
Phil McNally
Denise Minter
Philippe Gluckman
TOP CAST
Mike Myers
Shrek (voice)
Eddie Murphy
Donkey (voice)
Cameron Diaz
Princess Fiona (voice)
Julie Andrews
Queen Lillian (voice)
Antonio Banderas
Puss in Boots (voice)
John Cleese
King Harold (voice)
Rupert Everett
Prince Charming (voice)
Jennifer Saunders
Fairy Godmother (voice)
Aron Warner
Wolf (voice)
Kelly Asbury
Page / Elf / Nobleman / Nobleman's Son (voice)
Cody Cameron
Pinocchio / Three Pigs (voice)
Conrad Vernon
Gingerbread Man / Cedric / Announcer / Muffin Man / Mongo (voice)
Christopher Knights
Blind Mouse (voice)
David P. Smith
Herald / Man with Box (voice)
Mark Moseley
Mirror / Dresser (voice)
Kelly Cooney Cilella
Fast Food Clerk (voice)
Wendy Bilanski
Bar Frog (voice)
Larry King
Ugly Stepsister (voice)
Guillaume Aretos
Receptionist (voice)
Chris Miller
Humphries / Magic Mirror (voice)
Latifa Ouaou
Doll / Jill (voice)
Alina Phelan
Maiden #1 / Generic Female #2 (voice)
Erika Thomas
Maiden #2 (voice)
Joan Rivers
Joan Rivers (voice)
Andrew Adamson
Captain of the Guards (voice)
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