Alfonso Obregón, a recognized voice actor who lends his voice to Shrek in Latin America, has recently revealed that he has not been contacted to participate in the upcoming film of the franchise. His possible absence from this new project would mark a significant change, as his voice has been a distinctive element of the saga in the region.
In an interview for Jeffar Vlogs' YouTube channel, Alfonso Obregón shared that the production has not reached out to him to work on the dubbing of Shrek and that they would have to accept his conditions for him to participate. The actor mentioned that he wants to be informed every time the movie is released in Spanish, in addition to demanding fair payment for his work, unwilling to accept rates equal to those of others.
Faced with the uncertainty of not being part of the movie, Obregón stated that he would have no problem defending his stance, making it clear that if an agreement is not reached, he will not participate in the project. Despite everything, he plans to stand firm in his decisions and assert the value of his work.
The possible exclusion of Alfonso Obregón from the new Shrek installment has generated various reactions among followers of the saga, ranging from disappointment to hope that he will finally be considered for future projects. Despite these disputes, it is expected that the essence of the story will be maintained with the return of other beloved characters, generating high expectations among fans of the animated film.
The release of the new Shrek movie has sparked great interest regarding the original voices of the characters and the possible inclusion of new characters that can bring freshness to the franchise. The uncertainty about whether Shrek will retain his characteristic voice in Latin Spanish has generated debates among followers, who eagerly await to discover how this new installment will unfold.
