While the rest of the expel of the last "Shrek Forever After" movie -- Cameron Diaz, Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy -- is unhappy that their tale has come to an end, Antonio Banderas is vehement about his new charcterised "Puss in Boots" spin-off. His charming swashbuckling Spanish sly will continue, but not in the same narrative. Banderas describes the new movie as a& "Sergio Leone "60s Western, a really opposite concept" from "Shrek." His Boots impression was not in the initial "Shrek," but showed up in second, third and fourth last films. He additionally described the greeting of young kids when their relatives draw towards themup to him and deliver him as his "Shrek" character. "They say, "Thisis Puss in Boots!" The young kids regularly see their relatives similar to they"recrazy, "Thats not Puss in Boots, thats Zorro.""Asked by a contributor what he loves most, Banderas replied, "I love the actuality that I"ve been tied together (to Melanie Griffin) for fourteen years today."The "Shrek Forever" Friday afternoon press discussion at the Four Seasons road house in Beverly Hills was moderated by Ryan Seacrest, who has a really short cameo (like dual lines) in the initial couple of mins of the film, personification Butter Pants" father. "Thisis a hulk jump from my cameo in "Knocked Up,"" he admits. Eddieamused reporters with a dickey shade puppet, Cameron talkedabout her the one preferred day roving on an elephant examination the nightfall and"The Office" star Craig Robinson jokingly suggested that he would similar to to reconstitute "The Lion King," explaining, "I would not let Mufasa die."Follow&Zap2itdishrag on Twitter andon Facebook for the ultimate TV, movie and luminary news.More Shrek dish:Ryan Seacrest hosts the Shrek Forever press conference?Photo credits: Getty Images, Dreamworks
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