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Movie
description |
Catchy
musical
numbers,
famous
cameos,
and
a
surprise
wedding
keep
this
third
Muppet
movie
lively
and
fun
for
kids
and
parents
alike.
Miss
Piggy,
whether
skating
on
roller
skates
borrowed
from
Gregory
Hines,
fuming
with
jealousy,
or
looking
lovely
and
plump
in
lavender,
steals
every
scene,
while
good
guy/frog
Kermit
captures
viewers’
hearts.
When
the
Muppets
come
to
Broadway
to
find
a
producer
for
their
musical,
disappointment
is
the
only
result.
Discouraged,
the
gang
leaves
New
York
and
goes
its
separate
ways
while
Kermit,
his
dream
still
alive,
continues
the
search
for
a
producer.
With
the
help
of a
pack
of
rats
who
cook
at a
diner,
Kermit
signs
up
an
enthusiastic
producer
and
calls
his
friends
back
to
New
York.
But
when
Kermit
disappears
before
the
musical
opens,
the
rest
of
the
Muppets
must
decide
whether
the
show
must
go
on.
Songs
about
working
for
one's
dreams
and
the
importance
of
friendship
send
upbeat
messages
to
kids
while
parents
will
appreciate
the
good-humored
jabs
at
the
showbiz
industry
and
the
cameo
appearances
by
Liza
Minnelli,
Joan
Rivers,
and
Ed
Koch,
among
many
others.
Portions
of
this
page
Copyright
1948-2006
Muze
Inc.
and
Muze
Europe
Ltd.
All
rights
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