DreamWorks announces standalone Donkey movie for June 2028 release
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Matt Schimkowitz
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DreamWorks Animation has announced that a standalone Donkey movie, voiced by Eddie Murphy, is in development with two directors, a producer, and a release date of June 30, 2028. This comes alongside the upcoming Shrek 5, scheduled for June 2025, as the studio expands the Shrek franchise into a broader "Shrekiverse."
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The A.V. ClubDreamWorks announces standalone Donkey movie for June 2028 releaseavclub.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledThere's a Shrek wave approaching, and humanity is simply not prepared.
It's the tendrils of a slowly forming Shrekiverse that's worth keeping an eye on.
Playing Supergirl to Shrek's Superman is Donkey, a whole movie about Shrek's beloved talking ass, voiced by Eddie Murphy.
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