How big is that dragon in "Shrek the Musical," now showing at the Orpheum Theatre through Jan. 2? ... "One operates the head, mouth and eyes, with two rods and control handles.

One reason for the new Shrek look is that since the last film, DreamWorks has swtiched to the open-source rendering engine MoonRay, which it first used on How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden ...

Her mouth can lip-sync the songs. So she’s become kind of real to us, to be honest,” co-director Eddie Farnham said of the dragon. “She pretty well dominates the stage.” ...

The original Shrek movie used its boppy soundtrack to remind us of the wisdom of Smash Mouth: namely, that the … Continue reading "Shrek Icon Wants Return In Fifth Film And Fans Agree" ...

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Today, Shrek has spawned a multibillion-dollar franchise, become a cultural milestone and above all, remained relevant — even 20 years later. Accessibility links Skip to main content ...

At this point, “Shrek Forever After” becomes both sequel and prequel: It seems the evil Rumpelstiltskin (Walt Dohrn, also the film’s head of story), who looks like a shorter Anthony Hopkins ...

"It's like Komodo dragon sia," said one, while another commented that the installation looks "like Shrek with a dragon's mouth". "Oh goodness… the dragon looks like Shrek putting on a mask," a ...

Shrek” ultimately gives ogres a good name, but at the start, our hero comes across as anything but a role model for tender minds. Green and gaseous, antisocial, even misanthropic, he seems an… ...