Now in its 20th Anniversary. • After marrying and returning home from their honeymoon, Shrek and Fiona receive an invitation from their mom and dad, the king and queen of the kingdom of Far Far Away to have a royal ball celebrating their marriage. They are surprised to find that Fiona has married an ogre and has taken the form of one instead of Charming, the prince they hired to rescue her and marry her. Shrek later decides that Fiona is not truly in love with him and goes on a journey to find happiness for her. Meanwhile, Fiona's dad plots to force Prince Charming to marry Fiona, even hiring Puss in Boots, a mexican cat hitman, to kill Shrek. Nominated for 7 '05 Annies and a '05 Oscar® for Best Animated Feature. a Cannes Film Festival '04 official selection. starring the voices of Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, and Cameron Diaz - reprising their roles, opposite Julie Andrews, Antonio Banderas, John Cleese, Rupert Everett, and Jennifer Saunders. Guest appearances from Larry King of CNN, and Joan Rivers of E!. Andrew Adamson, Kelly Asbury and Conrad Vernon directs from the screenplay by Adamson, Joe Stillman and J. David Stern & David N. Weiss; Story by Adamson; Based upon characters directly licensed from DreamWorks, LLC, originated from the 1990 illustrated book by William Steig - who was passed away in 2003. Produced by Aron Warner, David Lipman and John H. Williams; Executive Producer: Jeffrey Katzenberg. Music by Harry Gregson-Williams; featuring Counting Crows with their BMI-winning-and-Oscar®-nominated song "Accidentally in Love", the original "Fairy Godmother Song", and performances from Eels, Pete Yorn, Saunders, Murphy & Banderas, Frou Frou, and Joseph Arthur • Soundtrack on DreamWorks Records/Geffen. a PDI/DreamWorks production for DreamWorks Pictures. General release: May 19, 2004 Approved [#40780]/rated PG for some crude humor, a brief substance reference, and some suggestive content.