In Central Park, Jenny comforts Kermit about his setbacks, while an envious Piggy watches. While she is distracted, Piggy's purse is stolen but she gives chase and, in the ensuing chaos, reunites with Kermit, and takes a job at Pete's. Kermit receives a letter from producer Bernard Crawford, who is interested in the musical.

Jan 6, 2021 · Kermit pays a visit to Sardi's (the famous NYC restaurant) posing as a producer, along with Rizzo and his rat friends, so he can start a whispering campaign about his musical. The only...

Manhattan Melodies is a fictional musical featured in The Muppets Take Manhattan. The play's story is about life in the big city - but not cops, shootings or car chases; it's more like songs and dances. The show centers on the marriage of the two main characters (played by Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy).

The Muppets Take Manhattan: Directed by Frank Oz. With Jim Henson, Frank Oz, Dave Goelz, Steve Whitmire. Kermit and his friends go to New York City to get their musical on Broadway only to find it's a more difficult task than they anticipated.

As the film opens, Kermit the Frog and ten of his friends are graduating from Danhurst College and are performing in a variety show on campus. Instead of splitting up and going their separate ways after graduation, the gang decides to try to take their act …

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Jill is a long-haired, female frog, one of a trio of Mad Ave Advertising executives who work on the Ocean Breeze Soap account in The Muppets Take Manhattan. Jill and her colleagues, Bill and Gil, recruit the amnesiac Kermit to work with them after he …

Dec 18, 2007 · In the film, a misfit band of Muppets descend upon Manhattan seeking fame and fortune on Broadway. They do not find instant success, and their dreams of stardom give way to the reality of daily living in a major metropolitan center. Kermit eventually finds himself working in a local diner run by Pete and his daughter, Jenny (Juliana Donald).

"Dear Mr. Kermit the Frog... I would be very interested in talking with you about... your musical, Manhattan Melodies. "Please come to my office at your earliest convenience.

Kermit the Frog: Hi ya, Lennie! Sweetheart, babe, I just flew in from the Coast. Hey, I love your office. Don't change a thing. Say, listen, Lennie, my private plane's double-parked outside, so I gotta run. But I got this boffo, socko script for Broadway called 'Manhattan Melodies'!