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Before he took on the role of Donkey, Murphy voiced the dragon Mushu in Disney's "Mulan." That film earned $304 million at the box office, but the "Shrek" films have brought in $3 billion. The actor has done better with animation than live action over the last few years. His last two movies, "Imagine That" and "Meet Dave," were among the biggest flops of the past decade.(Photo:Dreamworks Pictures/Newscom)
Money-making Voi...More and more studios are using big stars to voice the characters in animated movies. Those stars can help bring in the big bucks. Here are the stars whose animated movies have brought in the most at the box office, according to Box Office Mojo. (Photo:Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
We couldn't help including Ed Asner here because really, how many times does Asner end up on a list? He makes the list for his work as the cranky Carl Fredricksen, who finally finds adventure at the age of 78. The movie "Up" was one of Pixar's best performing, and it even earned an Oscar nomination for Best Picture. (Photo: Newscom)
A cheery DeGeneres was a welcome foil to Brook's cranky Marlin in "Finding Nemo." As a fish with a short-term memory, DeGeneres provided the comic relief that helped keep the film from becoming too harrowing. Despite the film's success, there's been no talk of a sequel. (Photo:SGranitz/Getty Images)
Until "Toy Story 3" came along, "Finding Nemo" was Pixar's best-performing movie at the global box office. Albert Brooks, best known for his incredibly dry humor, was an odd choice to play Nemo's Dad, Marlin, who goes looking for his son. But it worked--and the film was a huge hit. (Photo:Karl Larsen/Newscom)
Black is the only actor on our list with two movie franchises. He starred in the 2004 movie "Shark Tale" with Will Smith. That film earned $370 million, but Black's other animated movie, "Kung Fu Panda," brought in $632 million. Guess which film has a sequel coming out this summer? (Photo: Todd Williamson/Getty Images)
The "Madagascar" movies are really ensemble pieces about a group of zoo animals out in the wild. But the films are centered by Alex the Lion, who in the second film found his parents and taught them a thing or two about New York style. A third "Madagascar" film is slated to hit theaters in 2012. (Photo:Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
The "Toy Story" franchise has earned $2 billion overall, but only the third movie hit theaters in the last 10 years. Even with just one film, Hanks ties for fifth place on our list for his work as Woody, the favorite toy who has to deal with newcomer Buzz Lightyear. The third "Toy Story" movie is the highest-grossing animated film of all time on an unadjusted basis. (Photo:Todd Williamson/Getty Images)
At its heart, the "Toy Story" franchise is an extended buddy movie about two true friends: Woody and Buzz Lightyear. Buzz is all brazen heroics to Woody's cautious planning. Allen hasn't had much of a film career in the past few years, but to a generation of kids, he'll always be Buzz. (Photo:Gregg DeGuire/Getty Images)
Romano's sad-sack voice was the perfect fit for Manny, the last of the woolly mammoths. The "Ice Age" movies have grossed $2 billion at the box office, and a fourth "Ice Age" is filming now. Romano co-stars in the movies with Denis Leary and John Leguizamo, but Manny is the films' main character. (Photo:20TH CENTURY FOX/Album/Newscom)
Before he took on the role of Donkey, Murphy voiced the dragon Mushu in Disney's "Mulan." That film earned $304 million at the box office, but the "Shrek" films have brought in $3 billion. The actor has done better with animation than live action over the last few years. His last two movies, "Imagine That" and "Meet Dave," were among the biggest flops of the past decade.(Photo:Dreamworks Pictures/Newscom)
The former "Saturday Night Live" star's live-action work has all but dried up. He currently has nothing in production, according to the Internet Movie Database. But Myers can cry all the way to the bank: He is the highest-earning of the three "Shrek" co-stars. (Photo:Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
Diaz has a flourishing career outside animation. She just co-starred in the superhero movie "The Green Hornet," and she'll star in the upcoming "Bad Teacher." But to millions of kids, she is Fiona, Shrek's princess love. The series has ended, but Diaz will likely collect money from the role for years to come.(Photo:KENNELL KRISTA/Newscom)
