*Eddie Murphy has thrilled fans by announcing that Donkey, the beloved character from the “Shrek” series, will headline a spinoff movie. As Epic Stream reports, the talkative donkey, a staple since ...

Fans have speculated that Donkey may be able to speak because he's actually a former human who was transformed into a donkey like the children on Pleasure Island in Pinocchio — but that cryptic ...

With "Shrek 5" set for release next summer, Universal and DreamWorks plan to keep mining the 2000s animated franchise with "Donkey," an origin story prequel about Shrek's wisecracking "noble steed," ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Donkey (Eddie Murphy) and Shrek (Mike Myers) in DreamWorks Animation's 'Shrek 5,' directed by Conrad Vernon and Walt Dohrn.

A Donkey movie starring Eddie Murphy’s loud character is officially happening with DreamWorks. The film has a June 30, 2028 release date. Murphy has already teased some details about its plot. Shrek 5 ...

We are almost one year away from Shrek 5 — the first feature film installment in the beloved fantasy franchise in over 15 years (not counting the Puss in Boots spin-offs). While there was a lot of ...

"Shrek" is a franchise ripe for fan theories, and there are those who believe Donkey could actually be a character from "Pinocchio." ...

Despite confirmation Shrek 5 was in production in 2024, it wasn't until this year that we got an official teaser for the next entry in the animated DreamWorks series. With a June 30, 2027, release ...

Donkey! Shrek‘s chatty, deeply needy sidekick is taking the spotlight in “Donkey,” a spinoff in the beloved animated series. Universal and DreamWorks have slated “Donkey” to release on June 30, 2028.

The Independent and Yahoo will earn a commission from purchases made via links in this article. Pricing and availability are subject to change. A first look at Shrek 5 has revealed the grumpy ogre, ...

When it comes to animated spinoff movies, usually, the bar is somewhere between "the floor" and "hell," but the Shrek franchise is different. They have Puss in Booth: The Last Wish, which slaps so ...