A) Sylvester Stallone B) Harrison Ford C) Tom Hanks D) Robert Patrick
A) He wanted to play a feline character. B) He wanted to work with Jeffrey Katzenberg. C) He enjoyed the first Shrek film. D) He was offered a very large salary.
A) Because of his work in Zorro B) Because of his Spanish accent C) Because he could do high-pitched voices D) Because of his experience in musicals
A) On Broadway for the musical Nine B) At home in Spain C) At a recording studio in Hollywood D) At the Cannes Film Festival
A) A stuffed toy model B) Early 3D animation tests C) A lot of paintings of the character D) Storyboards of the first meeting with Shrek
A) A deep and breathy tone B) A high-pitched voice C) A gruff action-hero voice D) A classic British accent
A) Softer and more timid B) Higher and squeakier C) Louder and more aggressive D) Deeper and more breathy
A) A tiger trapped in a cage B) A lion trapped in the body of a little cat C) A panther hiding in the dark D) A stray kitten trying to roar
A) Comic relief B) Mystery C) Dramatic tension D) Emotional depth
A) Fighting with a sword B) Drinking from a bowl of milk C) Doing the big eyes D) Coughing up a hairball
A) 2 hours B) 10 minutes C) 20 minutes D) 45 minutes
A) To record the Italian dub B) To maintain a high energy level C) To understand the animation process D) To speak with a whisper
A) Italian B) French C) English D) Spanish
A) The script was completely different. B) The studio equipment was faulty. C) He did not know any Italian words. D) He had to follow the character's face movement.
A) Argentine Spanish accent B) Andalusian Spanish accent C) Castilian Spanish accent D) Mexican Spanish accent
A) Ceceo (the Castilian lisp) B) Seseo C) Voseo D) Yeísmo
A) At the Cannes Film Festival for Shrek 2 B) At a press conference in Madrid C) At the Oscars ceremony D) On Broadway during his musical performances
A) The pink ribbon B) The weight gain C) The lack of boots D) The new hat
A) A love-hate relationship B) A strict master-student relationship C) A sibling-like rivalry D) A purely romantic relationship
A) Cameron Diaz B) Eva Mendes C) Salma Hayek D) Penélope Cruz
A) Struggling because the voice is too difficult B) Uninterested in the animated medium C) Completely believable as Puss since both are very self-confident D) Hilarious because he looks nothing like a cat
A) His clumsiness and shyness B) His mischievousness and edginess C) His fear of water D) His polite and gentle demeanor
A) Banderas was much more daring than the character. B) Puss was much more cowardly than Banderas. C) Puss had values which he lacked; the character was too courageous. D) They shared the exact same level of bravery.
A) Philadelphia B) The Mask C) Zorro D) Interview with the Vampire
A) Assassins B) Desperado C) Miami Rhapsody D) Four Rooms
A) Play It to the Bone B) Ecks vs. Sever C) The 13th Warrior D) The White Sound
A) His greatest rival B) His shadow C) His cartoon twin D) His alter ego
A) It was requested by the studio executives. B) It allowed him to work in Spain. C) It made the movie a box office hit. D) It is good for diversity and cultural interaction.
A) Heroes can be small animals. B) Heroes do not need to speak English well. C) Heroes always wear boots and hats. D) Heroes actually have a strong accent.
A) His sword-fighting skills B) His loyalty to Shrek C) His mischievousness D) His romantic nature
A) He refused to learn American slang. B) He had not been able to speak English. C) He only spoke French. D) He had a severe stutter.
A) The magnificent part of Hollywood and the search for perfection B) An easy way to make money C) A temporary voice-acting gig D) A difficult stepping stone in his career
A) Shrek 5 B) Puss in Boots: The Last Wish C) Puss in Boots 2: The Return D) Kitty's Revenge
A) Frank Welker B) André Sogliuzzo C) Eric Bauza D) Christian Lanz
A) Director of Shrek 2 B) Voice director for Antonio Banderas C) Animator for Puss in Boots D) Executive producer of The Adventures of Puss in Boots
A) Fencing lessons B) A weight-loss program C) Cat-movement acting classes D) A motion capture as Puss
A) The recording equipment was old B) He had to speak Spanish C) The scripts were too long D) Puss speaks in such a whisper
A) Salma Hayek's films B) Antonio's films C) Eric Bauza's own past films D) Jeffrey Katzenberg's films
A) It was clever, keeping the audience interested until the release of Puss in Boots: The Last Wish B) It should have starred Antonio Banderas instead C) It was too difficult to produce D) It was unnecessary because of the feature films
A) André Sogliuzzo B) Christian Lanz C) Eric Bauza D) Frank Welker
A) 36 episodes B) 8 episodes C) 45 episodes D) 10 episodes
A) Robert Patrick B) Christian Lanz C) Eric Bauza D) André Sogliuzzo
A) Puss in Boots Vlogs B) The Adventures of Puss in Boots Shorts C) NEW Puss in Boots on YouTube Peacock Kids D) Epic Cat Battles with Puss in Boots
A) A series of interactive video games B) A 30-minute animated television show C) A full-length feature film D) A 3-year series of vlog-type one-minute spots
A) Fights various monsters B) Gives advice to his fans C) Teaches Spanish to children D) Travels around the world
A) Voice Arts Award for Outstanding TV Animation, Best Voiceover B) Annie Award for Best Voice Acting C) Academy Award for Best Animated Short D) Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program
A) Shrek 2 B) The Adventures of Puss in Boots C) Epic Cat Battles with Puss in Boots D) Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
A) Eric Bauza B) Christian Lanz C) Frank Welker D) Antonio Banderas
A) 2004 B) 2022 C) 2011 D) 2015
A) 2018 B) 2011 C) 2004 D) 2022
A) 2020–2022 B) 2004–2011 C) 2011–2015 D) 2015–2018
A) Chris Miller B) Tom Hester C) Antonio Banderas D) Eric Bauza
A) Doug Langdale B) Chris Miller C) Tom Hester D) Ken Bielenberg
A) Guillermo del Toro B) Tom Hester C) Jeffrey Katzenberg D) Andrew Adamson
A) Indiana Jones B) Clint Eastwood C) James Bond D) Errol Flynn
A) Chris Miller B) Tom Hester C) Doug Langdale D) Jeffrey Katzenberg
A) Andrew Adamson B) Ken Bielenberg C) Doug Langdale D) Guillermo del Toro
A) Annoying B) Boring C) Funny D) Tragic
A) Cold and stone heart B) Really big heart C) Fragile and weak heart D) Selfish and greedy heart
A) Strictly lawful B) Somewhat mischievous C) Completely obedient D) Utterly saintly
A) Stealing their belongings B) Ignoring their presence C) Affecting change D) Causing total destruction
A) All lover, no fighter B) Half lover, half fighter C) Neither lover nor fighter D) All fighter, no lover
A) Unpredictable B) Dull C) Predictable D) Monotonous
A) Defeating anyone B) Living forever C) Flying into space D) Controlling the weather
A) Him being tiny B) His poor eyesight C) His fear of water D) His lack of intelligence
A) Non-existent B) Mouse-sized C) Elephant-sized D) Invisible
A) Hypnotize enemies into sleep B) Shoot laser beams C) See through solid walls D) Be manipulative
A) A womanizer who courts the lady cats B) A faithful husband to one cat C) Afraid of female cats D) Disinterested in romance entirely
A) Rumpelstiltskin B) Prince Charming C) King Harold D) Arthur Pendragon
A) Livin' la Vida Loca B) These Boots Are Made for Walking C) Travel Song D) Feliz Navidad
A) Humpty Alexander Dumpty B) Imelda C) Rumpelstiltskin D) Arthur Pendragon
A) King Harold's B) Shrek's C) Donkey's D) Prince Charming's
A) Kitty Softpaws' B) Imelda's C) Fiona's D) Shrek's
A) Fiona B) Imelda C) Kitty Softpaws D) Christina
A) King Harold B) Arthur Pendragon C) Rumpelstiltskin D) Humpty Alexander Dumpty
A) A castle in the sky B) A magic bean store C) The Wishing Star D) The town's bank
A) Kitty Softpaws B) Duluth C) Imelda D) Fiona
A) The Golden Goose B) A magic potion C) The magic beans D) The fabled Wishing Star
A) Far Far Away B) San Ricardo C) San Lorenzo D) Duluth
A) Andrew Penn Romine B) Stephen Holden C) Christina Radish D) Todd McCarthy
A) Sympathy-winning big-eyes technique B) Hypnotic stare method C) Fierce glare tactic D) Golden gaze trick
A) Candy dispensers B) Vinyl figures C) Board games D) Plush toys |