Fozzie took his uncle’s vintage 1951 car, grabbed his pal Kermit the Frog and rambled across America, meeting a menagerie of Muppet characters and humans to chase their movie dreams.

During filming of the movie, in order to make the car look like it was being “driven” by Muppets, including Fozzie and Kermit the Frog ... exterior and the remote-driving compartment. Ultimately, the ...

A few years later, in 1979, The Muppet Movie came to cinemas, launching the movie careers of Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, and many others. Henson — the subject of the recent Disney+ ...

Seeing Kermit and the gang hang out with real actors and locations may seem mundane now, but it was really groundbreaking in 1979. Part of what makes The Muppet Movie so special is that it was a ...

Who better unblinkingly to stress the importance of working together than a puppet who is lifeless without a little help from ...

Though they got their start on television as brilliant creations of Jim Henson, the Muppet movies helped solidify the legacy ...

During that show's run, Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, and Fozzie Bear also made the leap to the big screen with the absolute, ...

KERMIT: Yeah, they're all great, in my opinion. It all comes down to our good friend Paul Williams. It was the first time that we'd worked with him since The Muppet Movie. Paul, he's always been ...