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The Russian dub of (2001) is widely considered one of the gold standards of localization, often cited by fans as being as good as—or in some specific comedic instances, better than—the original English version.

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Note: Credit lists vary between theatrical release, TV airings, and DVD/broadcast edits; authoritative cast lists are available on film database sites and DVD packaging. The Russian dub of (2001) is widely considered

For those who might not know, in 2005, a group of Russian fans created an unofficial, humorous voice-over dub of the first Shrek film, using comedic actors and adding their own witty translations and jokes. The dub became a viral sensation, not only in Russia but also worldwide, particularly among fans of Shrek and those interested in peculiar, fan-made content. The dub became a viral sensation, not only

The success of the Russian version is largely attributed to the "Golden Era" of voice acting schools from which the cast graduated. Alexey Kolgan

, who provided the voice for the Princess across the series. Recognition at Cannes