can marry the princess, Puss and Gunther break in and defeat him. With the ogre gone, Gunther marries the princess while Puss marries her cat. Cast Michael York – Puss in Boots Judge Reinhold – Gunther Dan Haggerty – The King Vivian Schilling – Princess (singing voice by Scottie Haskell) Kevin Dorsey – Ogre Patrick Pinney – Zeek, Coachman, Cobbler Charles von Bernuth – Zak Phil Nibbelink – Jester Reception The film was largely ignored when it was released and is mostly unknown today, but received mostly negative reviews for its sloppy and repetitive animation (though some were more lenient as Phil Nibbelink animated the entire film by himself), odd voice-acting, unfocused plot, weak humor and forgettable songs. Over the years, though, it has developed a cult following. Trivia Chip Albers, who was the sound designer for the film, later voiced Mercutio in Romeo & Juliet: Sealed with a Kiss, also directed by Nibbelink. The Film was animated by Phil Nibbelink all by himself by using Macromedia Flash. It is one of the first animated feature films to be animated with Flash. See also List of animated feature-length films References External links 1999 direct-to-video films 1999 animated films 1999 films American fantasy films Direct-to-video animated films Ogres in animated film Films based on Puss in Boots 1990s American animated films Animated films about cats American independent films 1990s children's animated films 1990s English-language films