Question about Shrek.

I got the Shrek blu-ray set for Christmas and I noticed that the performance of "Freak Flag" included in the special features was slightly different than the one previously released on the Monsters and Aliens DVD. Several of the cast looked the same as the Broadway production, but the actress who plays Humpty Dumpty's costume was totally different and didn't resemble Humpty Dumpty at all. I thought this may have been filmed with the tour cast, but I could've sworn that the Pinochio in this recording was John Tartaglia. Can someone help me out? I'd greatly appreciate it.

I also received the set, including having attended the recording day. The show wafilmed in December, a week or two before Brian left the show.


Btw, anyone who has the opportunity to buy this set really should take advantage of it. Brian's performance of the Who Id Be is spellbinding. Definitely the best gift I received this Xmas, just because of the clip. Makes me smile every time.

Is the entire clip of him singing Who I'd Be on there?

Is the doccumentary the clips that were posted on youtube?

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No. The documentary is specially for the whole story box set. Rob and Jason are interviewed along with the rest of the creative team. Hosted by Sutton Foster, the documentary features never before seen clips of the tour and the Broadway production. After seeing the clips, I've been searching for a way to contact Jeffrey Katzenhamburger. Missed opportunity on releasing the musical with SForeverAfter.

@phantomvegas2, I completely agree with you about the "Who I'd Be" clip. Brian's performance is truly spellbinding and he is why "Who I'd Be" became my favorite number in the show.

Also, I hope you aren't offended by a small correction, but the documentary isn't hosted by Sutton Foster, but by Cameron Diaz, who voices Fiona in the Shrek movies.

@rorschach37, no thank you for fixing that. I am on a plane back home and I was just gliding over my brain for the answer.

If any of you have a chance to see the WIB clip, crank up the volume and listen to how Brian gives and takes during the song. Truly one of the best talents on Broadway. Really deserved more credit than he earned (and this is coming from someone who isn't a huge fan of the musical.) Hope everyone had a Merry Merry!

See, that makes me even sadder. I loved the show and the first movie. The second movie didn't do much for me and I didn't even bother to buy the last two, they were so horrible. I wish they would have just released the whole thing. It's not like they would be losing money on it. All the people who buy the movies, would totally buy the dvd! :/ Ugh.