Lord Farquaad is an underrated character with enormous comedic value and an essential antagonist role. His allegorical ...

Directed by Megan Richmond Choreographed by Megan Richmond Musical direction by Montana Monce ...

Long before John Lithgow donned Churchill’s scowl or planned to step into Dumbledore’s wise old robes, he gave us ONE of the ...

titular ogre himself to the evil Lord Farquaad, each and every creature is unique in their own way. Not to mention, their own shape and form (we're looking at you Gingerbread Man and Pinocchio)! It's ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The villain of Shrek, Lord Farquaad ... Donkey calls Gingerbread Man a “cracker.” ...

A classic film, now told in te reo Māori. Shrek returns to the big screen, with a Hawke's Bay voice bringing Lord Farquaad to life. Video / Rafaella Melo - Hawke's Bay Today With Shrek 5 just ...

the film teems with incidental genius - we defy you not to bust a gut laughing at Farquaad’s interrogation of the Gingerbread Man, or the untimely arrival of the Three Blind Mice at Shrek’s ...

Anyone who’s seen theatrical productions involving the “Shrek” universe knows to expect quite the array of costumery, from the malevolent Lord Farquaad ... was leading man Cole Trieste ...

The following scenes are some of the funniest in the Shrek franchise and will make viewers go back to watch them again. Gingerbread Man was threatened by Lord Farquaad. (Image via Apple TV ...

The story begins when a troupe of fairytale creatures, which has been banned from the Kingdom of Duloc by the evil Lord Farquaad (Timmy ... iconic lines of the Gingerbread Man in the movie.” ...

In one scene in the book, Lord Farquaad takes to torturing the Gingerbread Man to try and get the whereabouts of the other fairytale creatures. On May 18th, 2001, the Dreamworks Shrek movie was ...