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The Muppets at Walt Disney World (1990)
Filmed right after the merger between Disney and Jim Henson productions, the Muppet's are featured heading to the greatest place on earth, Walt Disney World. Kermit and Robin take the gang to the swamp for a vacation in Califorina. It is the annual Bug Fry and it's a journey to the roots again for Kermit and Robin. However, the rest of the cast is less than excited about being in a stinking bog. When it is mentioned that they can see the fireworks from Disney, everyone is excited and wants to go to the park instead of being at the bug fry. Kermit says the'll take a short peak and be right back. As the Muppets accidentally break into the park, security tries to round them all up as they visit all of the parks. Magic Kingdom, Epcot, and Disney/MGM. Finally, after being round back up, they get a chance to meet the one and only Mickey Mouse and show a huge musical number at the end.
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Filmed right after the merger between Disney and Jim Henson productions, the Muppet's are featured heading to the greatest place on earth, Walt Disney World. Kermit and Robin take the gang to the swamp for a vacation in Califorina. It is the annual Bug Fry and it's a journey to the roots again for Kermit and Robin. However, the rest of the cast is less than excited about being in a stinking bog. When it is mentioned that they can see the fireworks from Disney, everyone is excited and wants to go to the park instead of being at the bug fry. Kermit says the'll take a short peak and be right back. As the Muppets accidentally break into the park, security tries to round them all up as they visit all of the parks. Magic Kingdom, Epcot, and Disney/MGM. Finally, after being round back up, they get a chance to meet the one and only Mickey Mouse and show a huge musical number at the end.
Rating:G
Genre:Comedy, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Jerry Juhl
In Theaters:5/6/1990
Box Office:
Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Walt Disney Television, Jim Henson Productions
Cast
Peter Harris
Director
Jim Henson
Kermit the Frog / Rowlf / Dr. Teeth / Waldorf / Swedish Chef / Link Hogthrob (voice)
Frank Oz
Miss Piggy / Fozzie Bear / Animal (voice)
Jerry Nelson
Camilla the Chicken / Ma Bear / Floyd Pepper / Robin the Frog (voice)
Richard Hunt
Scooter / Statler / Janice / Beaker / Tug Monster / Frog (voice)
Dave Goelz
The Great Gonzo / Dr. Bunsen Honeydew / Beauregard / Zoot / Frog (voice)
Steve Whitmire
Bean Bunny / Rizzo the Rat / Frog (voice)
Kevin Clash
Clifford / Alligator (voice)
Charles Grodin
Quentin Fitzwaller
Raven-Symoné
Young Girl
Wayne Allwine
Mickey Mouse (voice)
Michael Eisner
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