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0:00On April 19th, Mike Myers made a rare red carpet sighting, showing up as his green ogre Shrek to cheer on Eddie Murphy at the AFI Lifetime Achievement. Awards in Los Angeles this past Saturday. The 62-year-old actor painted his face green with those signature trumpet ears, proving he still got that iconic vibe from the early two. Thousands blockbusters. On stage, Mike shouted out Eddie, saying none of Shrek's massive run would have happened without Murphy's hilarious donkey. That franchise has raked in billions worldwide across four main films and spin-offs, starting with the original in May 2001 that grossed. Four 87 million and snagged an Oscar for best animated feature. Mike dominated the 90s and early 2000s with Austin Powers and Shrek, but he stepped back from big roles after some flops outside his main, franchises. Lately, he's popped up voicing Shrek and specials in Bohemian Rhapsody and leading Netflix's The Pentavory. Fans lost it last year when Mike revived his Saturday Night Live character, Linda Richman,

1:04for the 50th anniversary special, complete with, catch phrases like skin like butter. Hollywood turned out big time to celebrate Eddie's decades of comedy gold and industry impact. With Shrek 5, locked for June 2027, expect Mike and Eddie back as Shrek and Donkey, keeping that magic alive for another generation. Have laughs? That wraps entertainment and celebrity news. Today, brought to you with AI.