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Incredible facts

It's no secret that most of the fairy-tale characters are written off from real people.

However, very few people know that the image of a green giant called Shrek, who has become popular not only for children, but for the entire adult population of the globe, is also not fictional,   a quite real.

Maurice Tillet, French wrestler, was born in the distant 1903. As a child, little Maurice was quite ordinary in appearance and even got the nickname "Angel" for his lovely touching face.

Tille was a very smart and well-read child.

There were rumors that Maurice could speak in 14 languages, and was also strong in chess and literature. He graduated from law school, but his dream was to become a great actor. However, when the guy was 20 years old, doctors found him with acromegaly, a disease in which begins a sharp and uncontrolled increase in bone tissue.

Looking at the photo of Morris, you can, indeed, find a clear similarity with his cartoon prototype. Obviously, Tille and Shrek are twin brothers with the only proviso that Maurice existed in reality, and the green giant still lives in a fairy tale.

Shrek man

Because of the disfiguring appearance of the illness, Maurice had to say goodbye to the career of a lawyer, since when the lawyer appeared with such appearance in the meeting hall, the present people did not react quite adequately. Repeatedly, a lot of ridicule and jokes fell into the address of a lawyer with such a strange external appearance.

Best wrestler

Maurice Tille radically changed the line of business. Soon in the United States he became a famous wrestler with the pseudonym "French Angel". It's easy to see why Maurice received such a nickname. He became one of the best representatives of wrestling in those days.

In the early 40-ies Maurice Tille begins to successfully show themselves in free-style wrestling. He receives many awards and titles and becomes the best among the strongest athletes of the United States.

Name Tille with an enviable consistency flashes in the headlines of newspapers and magazines. With the fact that Maurice becomes a real star in America and a favorite of the press, it's hard to argue. However, despite the successes in the field of sports, the luck is not left a dream to become an actor.

Finally, his crazy desire to star in a number of Hollywood movies embodied in reality. He successfully starts at the cinema.   However, unfortunately, the career in Hollywood has ended as quickly as it began.

In 1953, Maurice suddenly died, but not from a bone disease that tortured him all his life, but from heart failure.

Famous cartoon characters

But if Shrek was written off from the life-image, then some real people, on the contrary, seem to copy the characters of famous cartoons.

1. The twin of Alfredo Linguini (Alfredo Linguini)

Before the release of the cartoon "Ratatouille" this guy was an ordinary teenager with the most ordinary appearance. Now he is a celebrity not only in his city, but all over the world. But in fact, in truth, the resemblance is simply amazing.

2. Carl Fredricksen

The "Up" cartoon has won the hearts of many spectators. And this man immediately after the release of the cartoon became famous due to the similarity with the main character.

Description

Poisonous color, ears with a tube, growth 3.37. Clothes:

• Beige shirt, brown waistcoat, brown pants in a cage, shoes.
• Red shirt in a pink strip, on top of which is wearing a lilac sleeveless jacket with pink spots, and a red belt with a bag.

Start

We know little about the childhood and youth of Shrek. But we know that his father always wanted to eat it (one of these cases Shrek mentioned in the third cartoon). In Shrek: Musical, we know that he left the house at the age of 7, moving to a new house on the swamp. In the animated film "Shrek Forever" the screenwriters wanted to show it when they were teenagers.

Shrek

In the first cartoon Shrek lives in a lonely house on the swamp, leads a measured life of a loner than, it seems, very satisfied. He appreciates comfort and tranquility, although some elements of his home can be called cozy only ogre, which are candles made from earwax or cocktails with eyes.

The creature is good-natured by nature; he, so that he is not disturbed by the locals, places frightening tablets in front of the home, but sometimes he still has to beat off attacks by villagers who treat him like an ordinary cannibal.

But still his peace is broken by fairy-tale heroes, expelled by Lord Farquhad from the kingdom of Dulok. Shrek decides to help them.

Together with Shrek to Lord Farquad, there is a talking Donkey attached to the ogre. On the arrival of Shrek in Duloka, the tournament began. Shrek unexpectedly turns out to be the winner. As a winner, Farkwad gives him the job of saving Princess Fiona from the tower of Draconiha, and in return promises to return Shrek his marsh and do not bother.

Shrek sets out and finally gets to the princess. Hastily talking with her, he grabs the princess on his shoulder and drags him away from the castle. Later, they all manage to escape from the Dragoness.

Fiona expresses discontent that she was saved by ogre. Shrek forces her to go to Farquhad. On the second night he hears Fiona talking about the monster, takes it at his own expense and leaves. The ass, convincing Shrek that Fiona is not talking about him, is sent along with him to Dylok on horseback on the Draconic, who, it turns out, fell in love with the Donkey. After arriving, Shrek barely stops the wedding. Fiona learns that she loves Ogre, and reveals her main secret to Shrek and Farquada: she turns every night into a woman of an ogre. The Farquad knights are trying to separate them from each other, but here comes the Dragon-saddled Ass. In the ensuing brawl Draconika eats Farquada. Shrek kisses Fiona, and she remains in the guise forever - just to match Shrek.

At the end of the cartoon shows the wedding of Fiona and Shrek.

Shrek 2

In the second cartoon, Shrek and Fiona live happily and do not blame each other - until they get an invitation from Fiona's parents, the king and queen of the Far-away State. Shrek does not have the slightest desire to get acquainted with them, but still Fiona makes him. With them goes and living at Shrek's Ass.

King Harold and Queen Lillian do not take Shrek very well. Fiona is angry because Shrek and Harold behaved poorly during dinner. Shrek regrets what he did. Soon Harold persuades Shrek to go to the forest to hunt. Wandering there with Osl, Shrek meets Kot in boots trying to kill Shrek. He learns from the Cat that King Harold ordered to kill the otre. The King was taught by the fairy godmother - she from the very beginning prepared Fiona for her bride's own son, the cute and boastful Prince Chaming. Ogre in the company of the Cat and Donkey goes to the Fairy to find out the cause of his misfortune with Fiona. The fairy says that there are no such tales where ogres and princesses would live together happily ever after. Shrek makes his way into the room with elixirs, where he finds the bottle "long and happy". This potion turns Osla into a beautiful white stallion, Shrek into a handsome man, and Fiona returns her former human face to the princess.

In the morning of Shrek find three charming peasant girls, and he notices the transformation. Later he jumps to Konya and hurries to the palace. But Fion is intercepted by Prince Chaming, posing as the reincarnated Shrek, and Shrek himself, the fairy godmother, is convinced that she and Fiona are not a couple. After that, he goes to the bar "Poisonous Apple", where he is given the opportunity to overhear the conversation between Fairy and Chaming and King Harold and understand the essence of deception. Running away, they with the Horse and the Cat fall into the hands of the royal knights.

Fantastic friends arrange Shrek escape. Later he arranges a pogrom in the city with the help of the Great Gingerbread man and makes his way to the castle. Shrek manages before Prince Chaming kisses Fiona. Trying to kill the ogre, Fairy shoots him out of a magic wand, but King Harold overshadows his own body. The shot ricochets in the Fairy, it disappears, and the king turns into a frog. After that, he gives his blessing to Shrek and Fiona. Fiona refuses to remain with Shrek people, since for Shrek this is too big a sacrifice, and they, together with Osl, return to their previous guises.

At the end, Shrek and Fiona are shown.

Shrek the Third

In the third part, the main problem for Shrek is paternity, to which he is morally not ready. He dreams of nightmares about the host, but he resigns himself to such a prospect, because he loves his wife very much. When Fiona is allowed a triple, Shrek understands that children are not so terrible, although quite problematic. In addition, he faces the throne of the far-away kingdom, but he pushes this problem without much effort onto the shoulders of a young