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Uncle Deadly Defies Evil Stereotypes "Just Because I Have A Terrifying Name And An Evil English Accent Does Not Preclude The Fact That, In My Heart, I Am A Muppet!"Īlthough he made his debut in The Muppet Show, the spooky yet dry-witted Uncle Deadly has become a more popular character among Muppet fans in recent years, especially as he is one of the things that worked for the Muppets Now series on Disney+.
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In a slightly surreal yet adorable sequence, Miss Piggy imagines what it would have been like if she and Kermit had known each other when they were little, leading to the rather catchy song "I'm Gonna Always Love You." Not only are these Muppet babies adorable but it's very difficult for fans not to have the song lyrics "I'm gonna be a movie star" play over and over in their heads. RELATED: The 10 Best Characters In Muppet Babies, Ranked This is because this movie is ultimately the debut of the now-popular Muppet Babies franchise. While it's a lesser-known movie for most audiences, Muppets Take Manhattan should definitely be considered a milestone in Muppet history. The Muppet Babies Make Their Debut "I'm Gonna Be A Movie Star, And I'm Gonna Learn To Drive A Car, Gonna Be A Veterinarian Too, And I'm Gonna Always Love You!" Fozzie gestures to the facility's security and asks, "Should we just ask permission from those nice men with the rifles?" Kermit doesn't hide his frustration when he retorts "Fozzie, those are the bad guys!" Even when he is a supporting character, Fozzie's innocent cluelessness never fails to steal the show. Outside of the facility, Kermit ponders what their rescue plan should be. This attracts the attention of a nearby top-secret facility specializing in extraterrestrial life and it's up to the Muppets to rescue him. One Muppet movie that slipped under the radar for some is Muppets from Space, which focused on Gonzo as he discovers that after years of classifying himself as a "whatever", he is actually an alien. Fozzie Can't Spot The Bad Guys "Should We Just Ask Permission From Those Nice Men With The Rifles?" While Jim Hawkins and Gonzo look in horror, Rizzo cries out, "He died?! And this is supposed to be a kids' movie!" This breaking of the fourth wall (and essentially the tension) is why this line is not only one of the best Muppet movie quotes but also one of the funniest quotes in Muppet Treasure Island. In an already tense moment due to pirates starting to invade the Benbow Inn, Billy Bones seemingly dies of a sudden heart attack. The Muppets are very famous for frequently breaking the fourth wall in their movies, and one hilarious yet morbid example is Rizzo's outburst in the beloved Muppet Treasure Island. Rizzo Breaks The Fourth Wall "He Died?! And This Is Supposed To Be A Kids' Movie!" The best of these quotes are timeless and live rent-free in fans' heads. With their wacky sense of humor, memorable musical numbers, heartwarming moments of friendship and faith, and great interactions with their human co-stars, the Muppets have garnered a number of iconic quotes and one-liners throughout the course of their movie career. RELATED: Every Muppets Holiday Special, Ranked By IMDb With their silver screen career spanning over forty years, and projects ranging from cinematic releases to straight-to-television movies, the Muppets continue to delight new generations to this day. Starting out on the small screen, the Muppets won the hearts of many more viewers when they began to appear in their own movies.
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