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The Great Muppet Caper Quotes

"The Muppets... Scotland Yard... jewel thieves... lead to high adventure in London."

G 1981 · 1h 37m
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27 quotes
A Lighthearted Conversation About Uncertainty
Kermit Pretty nice up here, isn't it?
[in a hot air balloon]
Fozzie Kermit? What if we drift out to sea? What if we're never heard from again? What if there's a storm? Or - we get struck by lightning?
Gonzo That'd be neat.
Kermit Listen, nothing's gonna happen. These are just the opening credits.
Fozzie Oh. Where are they? Wow!
[title card appears]
Kermit The Great Muppet Caper.
Fozzie Nice title.
Miss Piggy's Stunt Double Declaration
Miss Piggy Next time they want stunts, they get a double.
Questioning the Color of Justice
Kermit Now if we want to get Miss Piggy out of jail, we're going to catch those crooks red-handed. Yes, Bo?
[Beauregard raises his hand]
Beauregard What color are their hands now?
Oscar the Grouch's Perspective on Life
Guest stars ] as Oscar the Grouch from ]
[[w:Caroll Spinney|Caroll Spinney; [w:Sesame Street|Sesame Street]
Contemplating Future Opportunities in Storytelling
Fozzie We'll do better next time.
[pleading]
News Editor Next time? Next time?! What makes you think there's gonna be a next time?
[pounds fist into desk]
Kermit Well, if there isn't, it's gonna be a real short movie.
A Man Reflects in the Park
Guest stars ] - a Man in Park
[[w:Peter Falk|Peter Falk]
A Muppet's Perspective on Adventure
The Muppet performers ] - ], Beauregard, ] and ]
[[w:Dave Goelz|Dave Goelz; [w:The Great Gonzo|The Great Gonzo; [w:Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem#Zoot|Zoot; [w:Bunsen Honeydew|Dr. Bunsen Honeydew]
Endings and Perspectives in The Great Muppet Caper
Statler I guess all's well that ends well.
Waldorf Doesn't matter to me, as long as it ends.
Muppet Performers Express Their Unique Personalities
The Muppet performers ] - ], ], Beaker, ], ] and Bubba
[[w:Richard Hunt (puppeteer)|Richard Hunt; [w:Scooter (Muppet)|Scooter; [w:Statler and Waldorf|Statler; [w:Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem#Janice|Janice; [w:Sweetums|Sweetums]
Exposition Explained in a Conversation
Miss Piggy Why are you telling me all this?
Lady Holiday It's plot exposition. It has to go somewhere.
Race Against Time to the Gallery
Miss Piggy Do you know where Lady Holliday's Baseball Diamond is being kept?
[to the truck driver]
Truck Driver Well, funny enough, I do: it's at the Mallory Gallery, a virtually impregnable fortress many miles from here.
Miss Piggy Oh! I only have a half an hour to get there!
Truck Driver On foot? You'll never make it.
Miss Piggy I know! How about a ride?
Truck Driver You can read, I presume? "No passengers.
[points to the sticker on the truck's door]
Miss Piggy Oh, couldn't you make an exception for little old moi?
Truck Driver Not even for little old vous.
[laughs]
Miss Piggy Pretty please?
Truck Driver No!
Miss Piggy I've tried to be nice.
[strained]
Truck Driver Huh?
Miss Piggy Hii-yahh!
[throws the driver out of his truck and into the garbage cans]
Oscar the Grouch Hey, what's all the racket?
[emerges from a trash can]
Truck Driver What are you doing here?
Oscar the Grouch A very brief cameo.
Truck Driver Me too. Tsk tsk.
Kermit Reassures Ms. Piggy in Crisis
Kermit Don't worry Ms. Piggy, will you get out of this?!
[to Cops got Miss Piggy takes her away]
Unanswered Questions Among Friends
Fozzie What does "BSC" stand for?
Kermit I don't know.
Unexpected Wisdom from a Truck Driver
Guest stars ] - a Truck Driver
[[Peter Ustinov]
Muppet Characters in Playful Interaction
The Muppet performers ] - ], ], ], ], Green Frackle, ], ], Timmy Monster, and Lubbock Lou
[[Jim Henson; [w:Kermit the Frog|Kermit the Frog; [w:Rowlf the Dog|Rowlf the Dog; [w:Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem#Dr. Teeth|Dr. Teeth; [w:Statler and Waldorf|Waldorf; [w:Swedish Chef|The Swedish Chef; [w:The Newsman|The Newsman]
A British Gentleman by the Pond
Guest stars ] - a British Gentleman by Pond
[[Robert Morley]
Beauty Standards and Personal Preferences
Nicky Holiday Miss Piggy...You're a very different looking woman. I'm so tired of the same type, those tall thin creatures with the long legs, the aquiline noses, the teeth like pearls, soft skin...
Miss Piggy Yeah, well, I can see where that might make you sick to your stomach.
The Role of the Villain in Film
Kermit Why are you doing this?
Nicky Why am I doing this? Because I'm a villain, pure and simple. Every good movie needs one.
Kermit I hate to admit it, but that's an excellent point.
[breaking the 4th wall - again]
Muppet Performers Express Their Unique Perspectives
The Muppet performers ] - ], ], Pink Frackle and Zeke
[[w:Steve Whitmire|Steve Whitmire; [w:Rizzo the Rat|Rizzo the Rat; [w:Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem#Lips|Lips]
Muppet Performers Highlight Their Unique Style
The Muppet performers ] - ], ], ], ] and Gramps
[[Frank Oz; [w:Fozzie Bear|Fozzie Bear; [w:Miss Piggy|Miss Piggy; [w:Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem#Animal|Animal; [w:Sam Eagle|Sam the Eagle]
Confrontation and Accusation of Deceit
Miss Piggy You! It was you! Kermit was right! You are bulking! You are a phony! Yes, you are! And you know what, you can't even sing! Your voice was dubbed!
[to Nicky]
Editorial Insight from The Daily Chronicle
Guest stars ] - Mike Tarkenian, the editor-in-chief of The Daily Chronicle.
[[w:Jack Warden|Jack Warden]
Neville's Life at 17 Highbrow Street
Guest stars ] as Neville, a middle-aged British homeowner who lives with his wife Dorcas at 17 Highbrow Street.
[[John Cleese]
Muppet Performers Share Their Unique Perspectives
The Muppet performers ] - Crazy Harry, ], ], ], Louis Kazagger and Slim Wilson
[[w:Jerry Nelson|Jerry Nelson; [w:Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem#Floyd Pepper|Floyd Pepper; [w:Pops (Muppet)|Pops; [w:Lew Zealand|Lew Zealand]
Misidentifying Animals in a Humorous Exchange
Christine Nelson Look, Dad. There's a bear.
Jerry Nelson No, Christine, that's a frog. Bears wear hats.
Overacting in a Moment of Pleading
Miss Piggy Please don't go. Kermit, please. Oh, please, I'm sorry. Please! Please!
Kermit Piggy, hold it.
Miss Piggy Please! Please! Please!
Kermit Piggy...? Piggy? You're overacting.
Miss Piggy ...What?
Kermit You'e overacting. You're hamming it up.
Miss Piggy I am not. I am trying to save this movie.
Kermit Oh, yeah? Well, save your performance instead.
[getting annoyed]
Miss Piggy I am playing eight hundred different emotions!
Kermit Well, try to play one of them right.
Miss Piggy Oh, oh! I have a career of my own.
Kermit I know all about your career, Pig.
Miss Piggy I don't need this lousy duck pond here.
Kermit Sure, you don't need a lousy duck pond.
Miss Piggy I'll just walk.
Kermit Okay, sure. Go ahead and walk.
[angrily]
Miss Piggy Should I walk? Then I'll walk!
[briefly turning to the camera]
Kermit Walk! Go ahead and walk! Oh, Piggy. Listen.
[Miss Piggy turns away and whimpers; sighs]
Miss Piggy I'm doing my best.
[in tears]
Kermit Well... I know you are. Piggy, I'm sorry. We gotta get back to the movie, though.
[moves in to comfort her]
Miss Piggy All right. All right, all right, all right.
[trying to collect herself; heaves a heavy sigh and resumes acting]
A Muppet's Perspective on Performance and Dreams
The Muppet performers Louise Gold as Annie Sue Pig and Lou