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MUPPETS MOST WANTED Press Conference
The all new Muppet caper MUPPETS MOST WANTED opens tomorrow, and in celebration of the film Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Constantine, Ricky Gervais, Ty Burrell, Tina Fey, and Sam Eagle held a press conference to talk about returning to the big screen. Check it out below!
Disney’s “Muppets Most Wanted” takes the entire Muppets gang on a global tour, selling out grand theaters in some of Europe’s most exciting destinations, including Berlin, Madrid, Dublin and London. But mayhem follows the Muppets overseas, as they find themselves unwittingly entangled in an international crime caper headed by Constantine—the World’s Number One Criminal and a dead ringer for Kermit the Frog— and his dastardly sidekick Dominic, aka Number Two, portrayed by Ricky Gervais. The film stars Ty Burrell as Interpol agent Jean Pierre Napoleon, and Tina Fey as Nadya, a feisty prison guard.
Yes, for Kermit. I was wondering – nothing against you Constantine – but I was wondering why Kermit you didn’t want to play both parts, because it would have really enhanced your acting credits. And where’s Miss Piggy? [LAUGHTER]
KERMIT THE FROG: Boy, that’s two very different questions [LAUGHTER], I’ll tell you. [LAUGHTER] Well, you know it didn’t make sense for me to play Constantine ‘cause we do have a few scenes together and I don’t really work on green screen [LAUGHTER] so we couldn’t really make that work. But plus, listen Constantine is actually a—a distant cousin, from Russia.
CONSTANTINE: Yes.
KERMIT THE FROG: Also with roots in the Colorado area I understand.
CONSTANTINE: This is true.
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah, yeah. They like to lick toads there but anyway [LAUGHTER]. So—so it was better to get him to do it. He has the voice you know.
SAM EAGLE: He is actually from Russia?
KERMIT THE FROG: Well, I’m afraid so Sam. I’m afraid so.
SAM EAGLE: My goodness you’re sitting between the two of us. That’s all I can say.
CONSTANTINE: But what is weird thing is I cannot speak any Russian words.
RICKY GERVAIS: Just—just …
CONSTANTINE: … just an accent …
RICKY GERVAIS: … any place with a Russian accent?
TINA FEY: Yeah.
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah, yeah. [LAUGHTER]
TY BURRELL: Two dogs [laughter].
CONSTANTINE: That’s it.
KERMIT THE FROG: That is very weird.
TY BURRELL: That’s a weird part of Russia that’s all English and …
CONSTANTINE: That is correct.
TINA FEY: You were born in the Russian airport.
CONSTANTINE: Yes.
TY BURRELL: [LAUGHTER]
KERMIT THE FROG: Oh, and I should, to answer the second part of your question, well, I’m just gonna give it away. Miss Piggy is actually around but she—she insisted upon being fashionably late.
CONSTANTINE: Yeah.
KERMIT THE FROG: So, I don’t know when she’s gonna show up but she is here.
CONSTANTINE: Who cares? [LAUGHTER]
KERMIT THE FROG: Exactly.
I wanted to ask the humans amongst the group here, about the singing. Were you nervous at all about being in a movie musical and singing and so forth, and how did you approach it? Will there be more musicals in your future?
RICKY GERVAIS: Well, I was okay with singing. I’m a failed pop star. I always sneak a song into everything I do, whether it’s David Brenn or Simpson’s or but, my dancing is a little awkward. A little embarrassed about that. I don’t move well. But I was with a frog.
KERMIT THE FROG: Yes.
RICKY GERVAIS: So it doesn’t matter. I’ll do …
KERMIT THE FROG: … you’re a very good friend …
RICKY GERVAIS: … I’ll do anything with a frog. That’s—that’s my motto. [LAUGHTER]
CONSTANTINE: That is nothing.
RICKY GERVAIS: And he was a, he’s a great tap danc—well, more a flap dancer …
CONSTANTINE: … I did flap dancing. [LAUGHTER]
RICKY GERVAIS: Yeah, flap dancing on my head. So, yeah no one’s gonna be looking at me when—when we’re doing that dance. [LAUGHTER] They’re gonna say there’s a frog dancing. That’s what—that’s what’s gonna be happening. So, yeah I got away with it.
TINA FEY: Yeah, you know you have a good voice. And my singing sounds like if you’ve ever seen the version of Oliver when the little boy sings and you can hear the hiss of how loud they had to turn up the microphone [LAUGHTER], it’s—my singing sounds like that.
KERMIT THE FROG: No, no that’s not true. You were great [LAUGHTER], you were great.
TINA FEY: But I think you know, Bret wrote really really good songs …
KERMIT THE FROG: … mm-hmm …
TINA FEY: … that make us seem good.
RICKY GERVAIS: Pretty amazing.
KERMIT THE FROG: Yep, yep.
SAM EAGLE: America and the world were spared my singing voice except for two notes. I don’t know if you noticed that. I think it was by design. [LAUGHTER] I spoke, I spoke my song but I was thrilled to do it. I, a huge fan of Bret McKenzie.
KERMIT THE FROG: Well, you are selling yourself short. You’re a great singer, a great actor and a great American. [LAUGHTER]
SAM EAGLE: So—so confusing. [LAUGHTER]
Hi Tina. In your Nadya persona …
TINA FEY: … yes …
… can you tell us why you, not Miss Piggy, are the right woman for Kermit? She’ll stab you in the back later but just tell us now why you’re the right woman?
TINA FEY: Nadya is less work than Piggy. [LAUGHTER] You can give Nadya bag of hot rocks for Valentine’s day she will not care. [LAUGHTER]
KERMIT THE FROG: That’s true, that’s true. [LAUGHTER]
Perfect date.
TINA FEY: Or is a cheap date. [LAUGHTER]
Hello, here. It’s a—a question for Mr. Constantine.
CONSTANTINE: What? [LAUGHTER]
After this movie and singing and dancing, did you ever plan to leave behind the criminal life and dedicate and incorporate to the Muppets family?
CONSTANTINE: Well, this is good question. I am actually thinking about doing new Netflix original programming [LAUGHTER]. I will call it House of Toads. [LAUGHTER] I will executive produce and show run. [LAUGHTER] So let’s take meeting yes? [LAUGHTER] What you think?
RICKY GERVAIS: It’s amazing. [LAUGHTER] You’re the best.
CONSTANTINE: I am.
RICKY GERVAIS: I love this guy. He—he looks like, you know, he’s got a cold always literally like a cold exteriors. He’s cold blooded – he’s an amphibian.
CONSTANTINE: Yes.
RICKY GERVAIS: But he’s got it all, I think I’ve melted his heart a little bit. You see he had a bad upbringing. He was born in a Russian pond, weren’t you?
CONSTANTINE: Yes.
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah, yeah.
RICKY GERVAIS: One of 800 siblings.
CONSTANTINE: Right.
RICKY GERVAIS: Many of ‘em dead.
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah.
CONSTANTINE: Eaten by fish. [LAUGHTER]
RICKY GERVAIS: And he came over here and we met and we bonded didn’t we?
CONSTANTINE: Yes.
RICKY GERVAIS: We bonded over our mutual hatred of most of the other Muppets. [LAUGHTER]
CONSTANTINE: Well, of particular pig.
RICKY GERVAIS: Oh, yeah don’t get me started.
CONSTANTINE: Yes.
SAM EAGLE: Yeah, good thing she’s not here.
CONSTANTINE: Yes.
In the movie there’s a scene where Kermit, you try to mimic Constantine in that mirror. I was wondering for all of you, in your own personal lives, have you ever tried to be someone and mimic someone that isn’t true to who you really are?
KERMIT THE FROG: I think that’s what we do for a living isn’t it? [LAUGHTER]
TY BURRELL: Yeah, yeah. [LAUGHTER] We turn that …
RICKY GERVAIS: … five days a week …
TY BURRELL: … very strange psychological disorder into a—a lucrative career. [LAUGHTER]
CONSTANTINE: You nailed the answer Kermit. That was good.
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah.
Hi. There’s a line in the movie that…
KERMIT THE FROG: … huh, oh …
… that suggests that there may have been, um, some rivalry behind the scenes over how much screen time Walter got in the last movie. Would—would Kermit and Sam care to comment on that? Any sort of behind the scenes politicking?
KERMIT THE FROG: Sam, you’re good at behind the scenes politicking.
SAM EAGLE: Well, yes, yes I’m also very good at diplomacy so …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yep, yep …
SAM EAGLE: … I will just say that I am happy with how this movie turned out [LAUGHTER] and all the screen time that …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yeah, wait wait whoa …
SAM EAGLE: … everyone here …
KERMIT THE FROG: … Sam, Sam you didn’t answer the question.
SAM EAGLE: Exactly Kermit. [LAUGHTER]
KERMIT THE FROG: Oh. [LAUGHTER]
SAM EAGLE: That was the point. [LAUGHTER]
Hi, my question is for Ricky Gervais. A huge fan of your work with the podcast and the travel shows with Mr. Karl Pilkington …
RICKY GERVAIS: … thank you …
…and I was curious if you were to do another season of ‘An Idiot Abroad’ and pair Karl with any one of the Muppets, which Muppet would you pair him with to annoy him the most and where would you send them around the world?
RICKY GERVAIS: I reckon, wow, Piggy I reckon, [LAUGHTER] It can’t stand anything high maintenance and whiney so that—that would be good. That would, that would really, I mean, that would finish him off I think. [LAUGHTER] Or Bunsen, that would be good as well.
KERMIT THE FROG: Mm-hmm.
RICKY GERVAIS: Because they look so alike. [LAUGHTER] That would confuse him. He wouldn’t know which one he was by the end of the [LAUGHTER], by the end of the show so that would be easy.
What do you guys think that kids will like most about this movie?
TINA FEY: I think, uh, I have kids. So I will answer …
KERMIT THE FROG: … you think you do or you know you do? [LAUGHTER]
TINA FEY: I had some [LAUGHTER] …
KERMIT THE FROG: … I did—I did get her attention …
TINA FEY: … I had some, as of this morning I had two. [LAUGHTER]
KERMIT THE FROG: Okay, good good.
TINA FEY: I think they—I think they’re—they’re gonna like how funny the movie is because, you know, I think there’s a lot of jokes in the movie and kids who are like 8, 9, 10 years old they take a lot of pride in getting the jokes.
KERMIT THE FROG: Mm-hmm.
TINA FEY: It makes them feel big.
RICKY GERVAIS: Yeah, it doesn’t patronize kids.
TINA FEY: Yeah.
RICKY GERVAIS: It doesn’t aim an audience …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yeah …
RICKY GERVAIS: … it—it aims higher and—and I remember when I was a kid watching the Muppets. I had older brothers and sisters and they were laughing and I—I sort of knew that it was cool as well, you know, good—good for me so I think kids relate to that. They like things that adults like …
KERMIT THE FROG: … mm-hmm …
RICKY GERVAIS: … as well. So that …
KERMIT THE FROG: … I for one do not get any of the jokes in this movie. [LAUGHTER] I just want to say.
TY BURRELL: I have an IQ of a seven-year-old and I loved this movie so much. [LAUGHTER]
RICKY GERVAIS: Yes.
TY BURRELL: I also love juice. [LAUGHTER]
I just wanted to go ahead and ask you. You guys are all comedy giants, in different age ranges of course.
TINA FEY: Yeah, only from behind.
Okay, yes. [LAUGHTER] When you guys got to learn each other or got to work with each other on set I mean, is there anything that for Tina, for Ricky and for Ty that you guys were inspired from—from the Muppets and for the Muppets were you guys inspired by your human counterparts?
TY BURRELL: I was constantly inspired by the Muppets. I’ve never realized just how over rated I was until you go out [LAUGHTER] and do a scene with somebody, who’s doing the, doing eight things at once while all I have to do is try to remember my words which I fail at miserably.
SAM EAGLE: No, no again, you sell yourself short Ty. [LAUGHTER] Alright? You—you could remember …
TY BURRELL: … oh, by the way Sam—Sam …
SAM EAGLE: … most of those words …
TY BURRELL: … I’m—I’m …
SAM EAGLE: … most of the time …
TY BURRELL: … I’m happy to report Sam became my life coach [LAUGHTER] right after we finished filming.
SAM EAGLE: Yes, yes. Well …
TY BURRELL: … so if we …
SAM EAGLE: … it took a while though.
TY BURRELL: Yeah.
SAM EAGLE: At—at for about half of the film this—this man is such a great actor. He had me going. I literally thought he was a Frenchman. [LAUGHTER] Yes, he was so convincing I think his portrayal of a Frenchman will go down in history as the most convincing portrayal of a Frenchman in film. [LAUGHTER]
TY BURRELL: Wow. I think we finally, you and I finally really bonded when we realized we had the exact same eyebrows.
SAM EAGLE: Yes. It—it’s true. It’s true. You know, and yes one day when I, I showed up to sets without mine he was kind enough to let me borrow his.
TY BURRELL: Yeah. [LAUGHTER] I had a—I had a surplus.
This question is for Ricky… we see you in the movie carrying these big bags of money for the journalists and at least I didn’t get my share [LAUGHTER] and where is my kind of money and do you care about reviews at all?
RICKY GERVAIS: You, well yeah. I mean, you like, you like it when they get it. But, I mean, if—if you only believe the good ones and don’t believe the bad ones then I think that’s a slippery slope. The best thing to do is, you know, celebrate the people that like the film and—and, you know, know that it was made for them. I—I don’t do anything for—for reviews or audience or awards or anything, you know. You do it for—you do it for yourself really if I’m being totally honest …
KERMIT THE FROG: … mm-hmm …
RICKY GERVAIS: … and—and of course, you know, and like minded people. But it’s—it’s crazy. If you’re worried about pleasing everyone you’re not gonna please anyone. And it’ll send you mad, you know …
KERMIT THE FROG: … mm-hmm …
RICKY GERVAIS: … and it’ll drive you mad and now everyone’s a journalist. Everyone’s a reviewer, you know, with Twitter and Facebook it’s—it’s—it’s like glorified graffiti. If you care about that you might as well go around toilet wall in the world and get offended when they mention you, you know. It’s—it’s, so you musn’t. But yeah, you know, I’d—I’d love it to do, get good reviews and I’d be lying if I, if I said otherwise but you—you really musn’t worry about it. You really musn’t.
KERMIT THE FROG: Mm-hmm.
RICKY GERVAIS: It will drive you crazy. But having said that just say f****** nice things about it please. [LAUGHTER] This—this is not for me but for the kids. [LAUGHTER]
Kermit, what are you most proud of?
KERMIT THE FROG: Well, you—you may be surprised to hear this but there—there—there, I’m actually stretching myself quite a lot as a—as a dramatic actor in this thing. I did many many scenes with Tina.
TINA FEY: Mm-hmm.
KERMIT THE FROG: One particular scene stands out to me. It was a closed set. It was the scene where she licks me. [LAUGHTER]
TINA FEY: Yeah.
KERMIT THE FROG: We—we, but I—I just wanna clear it up right here with the press that Tina is happily married. Jeff was there during the shooting.
TINA FEY: Yep.
KERMIT THE FROG: On closed set.
TINA FEY: He was—he was, my husband was there. He was being very kind of controlling and creepy. [LAUGHTER]
KERMIT THE FROG: Yes, but supportive, supportive.
TINA FEY: Kind of a star 80 thing but [LAUGHTER] …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yeah, yeah. [LAUGHTER]
TINA FEY: And I had never done a scene like that before either.
KERMIT THE FROG: No, no. Me too.
TINA FEY: I mean I’d filmed a lot of weird stuff at home but [LAUGHTER] …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yeah, yeah.
TINA FEY: To have a whole crew there, I was nervous and Kermit really put me at my ease.
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah, yeah.
TINA FEY: Uh, but I did hallucinate for three or four hours. [LAUGHTER]
KERMIT THE FROG: A little bit. And that’s odd because I had blood tests before…
TINA FEY: … right …
KERMIT THE FROG: … I thought the toxins were low but.
TINA FEY: No, it was …
KERMIT THE FROG: … pretty strange.
TINA FEY: … it was pretty trippy.
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah.
SAM EAGLE: I’m sorry, I’m sorry. I’m going to have to leave now [LAUGHTER]. I’m—I’m doing double duty here both promoting this film and also working in hotel security.
KERMIT THE FROG: Oh, thanks thanks.
SAM EAGLE: And there’s been a—a bit of a ruckus in the lobby. I—I have to go I—I—I apologize sir.
TINA FEY: Thanks.
SAM EAGLE: Got the m and m.
This question is for Ricky. So, I know that you have been a manager for rock bands… and now you’re portraying a rock band manager. How’s it for you? What did you get from this experience for the role in the movie?
RICKY GERVAIS: Oh. Oh, yes because I’m pretending to be a sort of sleazy LA agent, not that there are any sleazy LA agents. [LAUGHTER]
KERMIT THE FROG: No, no.
RICKY GERVAIS: To yeah, infiltrate the Muppets. Yeah, it was, it’s quite nice playing a slime ball, a villain. I like that. I’ve liked playing flawed characters, you know, it—it’s fun. It’s—it’s sort of an exorcism. You’re sort of saying, see I’m not really like that myself. And I think [LAUGHTER] that’s, you know, what, I was just thinking about it. The Muppets is, did what I tried to do in extras of many years before. Taking sort of famous people and making them make fools of themselves and, it sort of must have sunk in, and being on the flip side of it like doing stuff like this and Curb Enthusiasm, you enjoy it and the—and you wanna be worse ‘cause you are sort of saying look, I can’t be like that or I wouldn’t be joking about it and I think that’s why they wanna do it in a way so, um, it was—it was great fun for me and I bonded with this guy immediately. I’ve loved the Muppets for 35 years and, you know, I love you guy—I love you. I love your nephew Robin, he’s got no neck.
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah. [LAUGHTER]
RICKY GERVAIS: It was like I love …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yeah, yeah …
RICKY GERVAIS: … I love frogs. He was my favorite until I met this guy but I’m sorry to say this but …
KERMIT THE FROG: … okay, yeah …
RICKY GERVAIS: … I—I think Constantine might be my best buddy.
KERMIT THE FROG: No, you know what I totally understand. You guys worked closely together …
RICKY GERVAIS: … yeah …
KERMIT THE FROG: … I—I understand. I accept that.
RICKY GERVAIS: Yeah.
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah, yeah.
CONSTANTINE: I have no comment on this. [LAUGHTER]
[APPLAUSE]
Oh, Miss Piggy. Miss Piggy.
TY BURRELL: Hello.
MISS PIGGY: The show’s not over it’s just begun. Ha ha. Hello Kermit.
KERMIT THE FROG: Well, hi there hi there …
MISS PIGGY: … hello Kermit. Whoa, whoa, wait.
CONSTANTINE: Yeah, hello pig. [LAUGHTER]
MISS PIGGY: Wait a minute, what? Which one is which? [LAUGHTER] Hi all.
CONSTANTINE: No, I’m just kidding. I got with the, oh, ha ha ha.
MISS PIGGY: Oh, okay okay. Whew.
KERMIT THE FROG: And this was all during the entire shoot she confused us …
CONSTANTINE: … hmm …
KERMIT THE FROG: … but it—it kinda took some of the pressure off me.
MISS PIGGY: Maybe—maybe a little bit at the beginning.
KERMIT THE FROG: No, listen you still don’t know who we are.
MISS PIGGY: Ah, [LAUGHTER] alright, alright, alright.
KERMIT THE FROG: She just sees green it’s wonderful.
CONSTANTINE: Hello.
MISS PIGGY: You know it’s actually not bad.
TINA FEY: Hi, hi Miss Piggy. I, we …
MISS PIGGY: … oh, yes …
TINA FEY: … haven’t actually met.
MISS PIGGY: I know. We have, we didn’t really do much together on the movie.
TINA FEY: No, you refused to meet me.
MISS PIGGY: Hello Tina. [LAUGHTER]
TINA FEY: I, nice, you look so pretty.
MISS PIGGY: Aw, thank you. Thank you. Yes, I think you look pretty too.
TINA FEY: Oh, thank you. [LAUGHTER]
MISS PIGGY: So—so you’re so far away. [LAUGHTER] I’m sure you look pretty.
For the non Muppet performers, over here in the—on this side here… Especially those of you with children, what does it do for your street cred to be able to tell everybody that you were working with the Muppets? Becoming close personal friends with the Muppets? Were the kids particularly impressed by you?
TY BURRELL: My kids are still so unimpressed by me. I’m banking this one. I’m gonna, I’ve learned this already from other, any other kids project that it’s if I wanna save my ego I’m gonna bank this. I’m gonna put it out in five years or something. But so far, it’s one minute of—of why is daddy on screen and—and 90 minutes of I’m hungry. [LAUGHTER]
RICKY GERVAIS: I haven’t got children but when I found out I was doing this film I just went and hung around schools telling ‘em. [LAUGHTER] Just at play time. [LAUGHTER] I said hey kids, you don’t know who I am yet but [LAUGHTER] do you know the Muppets? Oh, yeah you wait, you’re going to be impressed. [LAUGHTER]
TY BURRELL: Let’s wait right here.
RICKY GERVAIS: Yeah, that’s right. The whole day.
TY BURRELL: Yeah, you wanna leave soon.
RICKY GERVAIS: Yeah. [LAUGHTER]
TINA FEY: I have four children now [LAUGHTER] and they’re very excited to see the movie, but as far as me being in it it’s mostly like, you know, oh, you’re in the poster now you be Queen Elsa [LAUGHTER]. They just want me to be either Queen Elsa or Mistress Me. [LAUGHTER] [INDISCERNIBLE].
Good morning and congratulations to Tina and Ricky because in the past when you’ve been in this particular hotel it’s been hosting the Golden Globes, and making fun of or you know, jokes at the expense of celebrities accepting Golden Globes …
RICKY GERVAIS: … is, right. Or winning them exactly …
Are you suppressing an itch right now to make fun of anyone and Tina, since—since Kermit brought it up the licking scene… and on your list of things I presume there is one that you want to lick before you die… How high was Kermit on that list?
TINA FEY: It was …
RICKY GERVAIS: … have you still, you still do that list?
TINA FEY: … that list? Yeah. And I’ve done a bunch of them. I do them, so they still might have the silver, the third rail of the New York subway [LAUGHTER] …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yeah, yeah, yeah [LAUGHTER] …
TINA FEY: … Anderson Cooper’s neck is still on the list …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yeah, yeah [LAUGHTER] …
TINA FEY: … but it’s …
RICKY GERVAIS: … maybe sung to …
TINA FEY: … pretty high up there. Yeah. To lick Kermit that was …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yeah …
TINA FEY: … pretty high up there on the …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yeah, yeah. It was great for me.
MISS PIGGY: Yeah, that’s—that’s the last thing you’re gonna lick sister. [LAUGHTER]
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah. [LAUGHTER]
TINA FEY: The fact that I was [LAUGHTER] …
RICKY GERVAIS: … oh, my, ahh, oh my word [LAUGHTER]. Yes, I have to curb the desire to make fun of celebrities. Yeah, I’m—I’m got about 12 in my head now but I’m being nice. [LAUGHTER] So, yeah I’ll keep it to myself.
TINA FEY: I have so many 12 Years a Slave jokes in my head right now. I can’t [LAUGHTER] believe it. There were so many extra ‘cause it’s so fun to write jokes about that.
RICKY GERVAIS: So much to me wasn’t it?
TINA FEY: And so easy. [LAUGHTER]
I was wondering if you could speak to the musicals and like how it was filming with the musicals compared to the regular dialogue… and Miss Piggy how was it working with Celine Dion?
MISS PIGGY: Well, working with Celine Dion it was a pleasure. It was a joy for her naturally. [LAUGHTER] Yes, I’m—I’m only too happy to let her ride my coat tails up to the Oscar stage. Yes, it was a joy. We only spent a little time together but—but it was very meaningful to her. [LAUGHTER]
I have a question for Miss Piggy. First of all, who are you wearing today ‘cause you look fabulous.
MISS PIGGY: Oh, thank you. Thank you.
And also, how did you like Vivienne Westwood’s wedding gown?
MISS PIGGY: Oh, well, well first of all this is—this is an original Stefano from Hoboken [LAUGHTER] this.
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
MISS PIGGY: And then and then, what was the other? A Vivienne Westwood question?
Did you like her wedding gown?
MISS PIGGY: Yes, yes. Vivvy, she made moi a beautiful gown. Yes, made out of recycled plastic bottles [LAUGHTER]. Took a little while to get over that but you know, as they say something, something old, something new, something recycled, something …
KERMIT THE FROG: … blue?
MISS PIGGY: … something or other. [LAUGHTER]
KERMIT THE FROG: Well, lucky for me …
MISS PIGGY: … and, so …
KERMIT THE FROG: … luck—lucky for me she didn’t get to keep the wardrobe.
MISS PIGGY: Well, I could call Viv I’ve got her on Speed Dial …
KERMIT THE FROG: … no, no that’s okay. I think it’s probably disintegrated by now. Yeah. [LAUGHTER]
MISS PIGGY: I don’t think so. I think the half life for plastic is pretty long. I …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yeah, what about the half life for a pig frog marriage? I’m not sure about that? I mean come on people.
MISS PIGGY: For—forever!
KERMIT THE FROG: I don’t even think it’s legal.
RICKY GERVAIS: When in the movies, right …
KERMIT THE FROG: .. yeah …
RICKY GERVAIS: … when you—you get married and …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yeah …
RICKY GERVAIS: … various and you have children …
KERMIT THE FROG: … yeah …
RICKY GERVAIS: … they’re either pigs or frogs?
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah.
RICKY GERVAIS: Why is there no sort of, you know …
TINA FEY: … abomination?
KERMIT THE FROG: Well, you know we’ve—we’ve never …
RICKY GERVAIS: … well, yeah [LAUGHTER]. Just like yeah, no. [LAUGHTER] Some sort of a fat …
KERMIT THE FROG: … I’m …
RICKY GERVAIS: … green sort of sworkling hoppy greedy pig?
KERMIT THE FROG: Yeah, snorting snorting pig.
RICKY GERVAIS: You know, I mean, why? I’ve never, haven’t you worked that out yet?
MISS PIGGY: I don’t know …
KERMIT THE FROG: … well, we—we haven’t actually consummated the experiment [LAUGHTER], so, we don’t really know. [LAUGHTER] You know? Yeah, yeah.
MISS PIGGY: It was—it was just that was the filmmaker’s visualization alright?
RICKY GERVAIS: It’s a house of cards that’s [INDISCERNIBLE].
KERMIT THE FROG: It, what are we doing? What are we doing? [LAUGHTER]
RICKY GERVAIS: I don’t know
KERMIT THE FROG: Holy Cow. [LAUGHTER]
RICKY GERVAIS: I’m just thinking… [LAUGHTER].
MISS PIGGY: Oh, there he goes again.
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