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LHJ
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What
made you decide to do a made-for-TV movie?
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Kermit
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We've
done TV specials, but we've never done a TV movie. So it's a whole new
thing.
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Piggy
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We
owed it to our fans. I adore doing motion pictures, but many more lucky
people get to see moi when I'm on television.
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LHJ
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Did
you encounter any difficulties while you were filming?
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Piggy
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Just
the usual intrigue that always happens on Hollywood productions. Vous
know, "Who gets to be in a scene with moi? How long should the
camera linger on moi's profile?"
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Kermit
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Well,
we shot this one in Vancouver. It's not easy taking livestock across the
border.
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LHJ
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How
do you feel about the prospect of a new prime-time show next year?
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Kermit
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It
makes sense. We're frogs, pigs and bears, and they're Fox.
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Piggy
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We're
going for all the charm of the original but with a hot, contemporary feel.
In other words, we're building the show around moi.
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LHJ
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Kermit,
congratulations on your Walk of Fame star. Any responsibilities that come
with that?
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Kermit
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You
stand on a sidewalk and people take your picture.
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LHJ
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Piggy,
are you jealous?
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Piggy
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Moi
could never be jealous of dear Kermie. It's a sweet token of
appreciation. As for moi, I'm holding out for a shrine.
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LHJ
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Piggy,
all these years in show business and you don't look a day older. What's your
secret?
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Piggy
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Thank
vous. Moi's biggest beauty secret is this: When you start out
perfect, don't change a thing.
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