The scene in the video was an early version of the nighttime conversation between Shrek and Donkey where they discussed Shrek's personal life in greater detail. However, some footage has been released, namely from DreamWorks Development producer John Garbett, who uploaded a two-and-a-half-minute scene from Farley's Shrek via Vimeo. Very little audio from Farley's version of Shrek has been made public. Aside from characters such as Fiona and Lord Farquad still being in the film, little else is known about this version of the film. For instance, Shrek would have been a very different character, not being content with frightening people like his parents and instead of wanting to help people, make friends, and even become a knight.

Version Differences īased on reports of the original draft's story and what footage has been released, the story would have been the same overall, but different in several aspects. There were talks of having a vocal impersonator brought in to record the remaining lines, but ultimately, fellow Saturday Night Live cast member Mike Myers was hired, and the script was rewritten at Myers's request, removing all traces of Farley's version. However, Farley died of a drug overdose at age 33 on December 18th, 1997, still working on the film just a week before his death. Reportedly, roughly 80-90% of his dialogue was recorded, and people who worked with him on the film felt it was one of his best performances. However, before Mike Myers was cast as Shrek, Chris Farley was brought on to voice the titular character. It starred Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, and John Lithgow, and helped establish DreamWorks Animation's reputation, with Shrek being one of their most successful films. Shrek is a 2001 animated film directed by Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson and produced by Jeffrey Katzenberg, Aron Warner, and John H. Early design for Shrek when Farley (right) would have played him.

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