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    Voiced by Who Prince Charming in Shrek 2 (And Where Do You Know Him From)

    The voice of Prince Charming Partner 2 Presented by one of the most famous actors in Britain. released in 2004, Partner 2 It was one of the best-received sequels ever, with universal critical acclaim to match its predecessor and an even bigger box office success. the a partner The sequel also continued to subvert the expectations of fairy-tale lore: after Prince Charming embarks on a daring quest to free the Princess from the Tower, he is shocked to learn that she was actually saved and married to her savior – Ogre. While Prince Charming is usually portrayed as a hero, he is one of the villains in the series a partner franchise.

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    the a partner The movies have one of the most star-studded voice actors of any animated franchise. It’s headlined by a trio of A-list icons – Mike Myers as Shrek, Eddie Murphy as Donkey, and Cameron Diaz as Fiona – with just as much talent and star power to grace the supporting cast. Partner 2 It added some new famous actors to the list, such as Antonio Banderas who played Puss in the arrogant outlaw Boots and Mary Poppins Julie Andrews and Monty Python alum John Cleese play Fiona’s parents. The sequel also brought in a famous British actor to voice the role of Prince Charming.

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    Prince Charming is voiced by Rupert Everett in Shrek 2

    Prince Charming and Fiona in the castle in Shrek 2

    Rupert Everett provided the voice of Prince Charming Partner 2. It was fitting to cast the rom-com prop in the role of Prince Charming because Partner 2Its love triangle story is ripped straight from the plot of a classic romantic comedy. Everett reprized his role third partner, where Shrek and Fiona inherit the throne from plots by Fiona’s father and Prince Charming to overthrow them and take over the kingdom for himself. Prince Charming is vain, entitled, and self-obsessed, and Everett hilariously nods to all of the character’s worst traits in his vocal performance.

    Everett is best known for his role in My Best Friend’s Wedding

    Rupert Everett in a restaurant with Julia Roberts at my best friend's wedding

    Rupert Everett first rose to prominence in the early 1980s with his role as a gay English public school student in Julian Mitchell’s 1930s play. another country, reprising the role for its film adaptation. The film earned Everett a BAFTA Film Award nomination. He then gained international attention in 1997 for his role as the fake fiancé of Julia Roberts in the unconventional romantic comedy. My dear friend’s wedding, which earned the actor a second BAFTA nomination and a Golden Globe nomination. He earned another Golden Globe nod for his performance in 1999 the perfect couplebased on the play by Oscar Wilde.

    Everett is no stranger to outlandish comedic roles, having played Camilla Fritton in The Saint Trinian Movies and Dr. Chloe’s Tool inspectorbut the part of Prince Charming in Partner 2 It marks a departure from its usual genre. He tends to play likable and sympathetic characters. His role as a supportive and affectionate friend to the protagonist in My dear friend’s wedding Help define the “best friend” rom-com archetype. As an underrated – albeit very funny – villain, Prince Charming is the polar opposite of the kind of role Everett is known for. Instead of helping others, Charming is only interested in helping himself.

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