A shackled Shrek was lifted to the stage, where he was about to be killed by Charming""s sword - but he caused the audience to laugh when he contemptuously ridiculed Charming""s acting and singing: "Well, it can’t be any more painful than the lousy performance you’re giving."The credits played, to the tune of "He""s Back (The Man Behind The Mask)" by Alice Cooper.Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)With a production budget of approximately $3 million, and box-office gross revenues of $19.4 million (domestic).With the taglines: "Nothing this evil ever dies," and "Kill or be Killed!"Unlike many of the other installments, there was no nudity in this one.Later, in an interrogation room within the Governor""s offices, suspicious State Security Chief Inspector Kolp (Severn Darden) questioned Armando about the presumed resemblance between a photo of the executed chimp Cornelius and the picture of his own circus chimpanzee.After visiting the docks and his import-export shipping business, debonair French criminal mastermind Alain Charnier (Spanish actor Fernando Rey), an illicit smuggler/heroin importer (and hitman Nicoli""s boss), drives to hisposh seaside villa to meet up withhis beautiful young wife Marie Charnier (Ann Rebbot).After observing an acrobat (James Fawcett) balancing himself on a large ball, a humorous argument ensued between the King and the nobleman about whether the Earth was round or flat.