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Miss Piggy makes her first appearance 53 minutes into the film. She said in publicity interviews tha [...]	D
Some people consider this movie to be one of the darkest and upsetting movie adaptations of "A Chris [...]	D
A running gag in this movie is mishaps happening to Gonzo and Rizzo, especially Rizzo, such as falli [...]	D
Jessica Fox's acting debut.	D
Unlike the book and other movie adaptations, Bob Cratchit played by Kermit is not Scrooge's sole emp [...]	D
Series Trademark: At the conclusion of the song "One More Sleep", Bob (Kermit the Frog) is seen stan [...]	D
Contrary to rumour, the actual missing negative of the 'When Love has Gone' still has not been found [...]	D
Several characters from Fraggle Rock (1983) make appearances in this movie, most of them in crowd sc [...]	D
In this movie version, Bob (and the rats) are forced to persuade Scrooge to allow them the day off a [...]	D
In this movie's first scene, there is a shop sign that reads "Duncan & Kenworthy". Producer Duncan K [...]	D
One of the few movies where the opening credits list the starring roles and say what characters they [...]	D
The missing footage of the song 'When Love Is Gone" is not included in the theatrical version in UK [...]	D
Sir Michael Caine considers the role of Scrooge to be one of his most memorable (to him).	D
This movie did modestly well at the box office, but suffered due to competition from Mamma, ho riper [...]	D
The theatrical trailer used music from Beetlejuice - Spiritello porcello (1988), a common practice, [...]	D
The Ghost of Christmas Past effects were created by making a special puppet that was operated in a t [...]	D
Producers originally wanted Jack Lemmon to play Scrooge, but Lemmon wanted to play Kermit. The produ [...]	D
VHS release was November 1993, almost one year after the theatrical release. By this time Walt Disne [...]	D
Fan, Scrooge's late sister, does not appear in this movie. Instead she is replaced by Scrooge' s old [...]	D
Greg Rusedski: Tennis player can be seen in the rear of the party scene during Scrooge's flashback.	D
Jacob and Robert Marley surrounded by wailing cash boxes is a nod to Bob Marley & The Wailers.	D
Rowlf the dog, the character whom Jim Henson felt closest to, had played an important part in all Mu [...]	D
This was the first major Muppet project after creator Jim Henson's death. The role of Kermit the Fro [...]	D
Richard Hunt could not perform any of the Muppets because he had contracted AIDS. He died one year b [...]	D
Dedicated to the memory of Jim Henson and Richard Hunt. Henson created the Muppets, and Hunt was bes [...]	D
All the bookkeeping rats in the Scrooge's office are lefthanded.	D
Jacob and Robert Marley tell Scrooge to leave comedy to the bears. Statler and Waldorf, who play the [...]	D
This movie was originally planned to be a television special.	D
In this film the Ghost of Christmas Past claims she can remember nearly 1900 years, implying that un [...]	D
In the novel, the Cratchit family did not have a daughter named Bettina. That character was original [...]	D
This film along with Canto di Natale - Il film (2001) are the only versions where the scene of the C [...]	D
Before production began, Sir Michael Caine told producer and director Brian Henson, "I'm going to pl [...]	D
This was the second movie adaptation of "A Christmas Carol" to be filmed at Shepperton Studios, twen [...]	D
This is the only movie adaptation where Charles Dickens appears during the story. It is also the onl [...]	D
This movie is the first production to exclude Muppet characters from Sesamo apriti (1969).	D
In the book, there is only one Marley: Jacob Marley. Robert Marley was added so that Statler and Wal [...]	D
Halfway through production, Sir Michael Caine realized this movie was Brian Henson's directorial deb [...]	D
Look very closely in one of the crowd sequences. One of the background Muppets is a lobster hanging [...]	D
In the US, this movie was never aired on any pay-television network, up until 2016, when this movie [...]	D
According to producer and director Brian Henson, Gonzo and Rizzo narrate because he wanted to incorp [...]	D
In November 2022 Disney announced that they had restored some scenes and the missing song to the fil [...]	D
In the commentary, the creators relate a funny story from the screenings. A few children asked what [...]	D
David Hemmings, Ron Moody, Peter O'Toole, David Warner, and George Carlin were among the actors who [...]	D
Originally, the three ghosts that visit Scrooge were played by Miss Piggy, Scooter, and Gonzo (as "T [...]	D
In an interview, Kermit the Frog stated that the most important piece of acting advice ever given to [...]	D
Gonzo is only referred to by name in dialogue once. Otherwise, he's referred to as Charles Dickens, [...]	D
There are two more songs that are on the soundtrack, but aren't in the movie at all. One is "Room in [...]	D
The song "When Love Is Gone", sung by Belle, was dropped from the theatrical release (over the objec [...]	D
Sir Michael Caine actively pursued the role of Ebenezer Scrooge when he heard that it was going into [...]	D
In the final musical scene, a store in the background is called "Micklewhite". Sir Michael Caine was [...]	D
There is another verse of "Marley and Marley" that was filmed, but ultimately cut from the theatrica [...]	D
First Muppet movie where Kermit the Frog isn't the lead role.	D
This is one of the very few adaptations that shows how sick Tiny Tim was as he coughs several times [...]	D
The next major adaptation of Dickens' novel was A Christmas Carol (2009), which starred Jim Carrey, [...]	D
Toward the end of this movie, a haberdashery called "Statler & Waldorf" (named after the famous Mupp [...]	D

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During the Fozziwig party, Animal and Rowlf the dog are seen playing a drum kit and a normal piano. [...]	D
In the first act, Fred and Bob wish each other a merry Christmas. There is a common belief that Amer [...]	D
The Marleys make a remark about "teddy bears" in the 1840s. The first Teddy Bear was presented in 19 [...]	D
Charles and Rizzo are selling "Red Delicious" apples, a breed developed in 1880. Since the film is p [...]	D
When Cratchit is singing and carrying Tiny Tim down the street on his shoulders, the floor keeps mov [...]	D
Although Scrooge's nephew Fred is seen enjoying Christmas dinner with Scrooge and the Cratchit famil [...]	D
When Bob Cratchit closes the office door at the beginning of the film, he locks the door with a key. [...]	D
Scrooge begrudgingly gives Cratchit the day off as no other businesses will be open on Christmas Day [...]	D
During the closing scene the camera moves backwards to reveal the singing guests around the table. A [...]	D
When Scrooge is lighting the lamp to perform a search of the house, it is an obvious electric light. [...]	D
When Scrooge is showing Dr. Honeydew and Beaker the door, it would appear Beaker flips off Scrooge a [...]	D

Frase

Gonzo: My name is Charles Dickens. Rizzo the Rat: [...]	D
Ghost of Christmas Present: [singing] It's in the [...]	D
Fozziwig: My speech! Here's my Christmas speech. A [...]	D
Belle: [singing] There was a time when I was sure, [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Why do you come to me? Jacob Ma [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: [a nearby clock strikes the hour] O [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: Christmas apples. Gonzo: We got Ma [...]	D
Gonzo: It was the afternoon of Christmas Eve and S [...]	D
Ghost of Christmas Present: Have you ever noticed [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: [meeting the Ghost of Christmas [...]	D
Gonzo: Scrooge lived in chambers which had once be [...]	D
Gonzo: And what a flood of memories came back to h [...]	D
Jacob Marley,Â Robert Marley: We're Marley and M [...]	D
Robert Marley: We were always heckling you. Jacob [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: [Having just watched the Cratchi [...]	D
Gonzo: [after Rizzo spots a bowl of fruit] Say, do [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: I fell down the chimney and landed [...]	D
Vegetables: If he became a flavor you can bet he w [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Spirit, tell me if Tiny Tim will [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Nephew, you keep Christmas in yo [...]	D
Robert Marley: You will be haunted by three spirit [...]	D
Gonzo: Hello! Welcome to the Muppet Christmas Caro [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: I don't think I've ever met anyb [...]	D
Kermit the Frog: [clears throat] Um, excuse me, Mr [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: Boy, that's scary stuff! Should we [...]	D
Gonzo: He was a tight-fisted hand at the grindston [...]	D
[an urchin steals a talking vegetable] Vegetable: [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Christmas is a very busy time fo [...]	D
[Gonzo and Rizzo are flying over London] Gonzo: [ [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: Jelly bean? I had 'em in my pocket [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: Rats don't understand these things. [...]	D
Fozziwig: Belle, you know, I love these annual Chr [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Let us deal with the eviction no [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Spirit, show me no more. Why do [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Do you know the poultry shop in [...]	D
Lew Zealand: Boomerang fish! Guaranteed fresh! Thr [...]	D
Fred: Uncle, come and have Christmas dinner with m [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: [falls down a chimney ignoring Gonz [...]	D
[Scrooge has thrown Mr Applegate out of the office [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: What business has brought you he [...]	D
Belinda Cratchit: I thought you said we couldn't e [...]	D
Gonzo: Come on, Rizzo. We'll follow him in. Rizzo [...]	D
Belle: [as they sit together] Another year before [...]	D
Gonzo: At that moment, who should arrive at the do [...]	D
[Scrooge has met the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Com [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Bob Cratchit, I've had my fill o [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: I do not make merry myself for C [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Are you the spirit whose coming [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: [in the graveyard] Must we retur [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Spirit, do you grow old? Ghost [...]	D
Sam the Eagle: Tomorrow, you become a man of busin [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: There are two things in this life I [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: I'm home. Gonzo: Yes, the bedpo [...]	D
[Rizzo and "Mr. Dickens" are sitting on the window [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: [falling down the Cratchits' chimne [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: Oh, Gonzo, speak to me! I mean, Mr. [...]	D
Miss Piggy: Peter, do not stop turning that spit. [...]	D
Miss Piggy: [Bob and Tiny Tim return home] How was [...]	D
Kermit the Frog: It's all right, children. Life is [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: How do you know what Scrooge is doi [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: What's today? Bean Bunny: Pardo [...]	D
Gonzo: The Marleys were dead, to begin with. Rizz [...]	D
Fozziwig: At this time in the proceedings, it is a [...]	D
Fred: A merry Christmas, Uncle Scrooge. God save y [...]	D
Mrs. Dilber: I've got his blankets. Old Joe: Ah, [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Pardon me, gentlemen, but about [...]	D
Dr. Bunsen Honeydew: At this festive season of the [...]	D
Fred: [playing a guessing game with Clara and thei [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: This is Bob Crachit's house? Gh [...]	D
Tiny Tim Cratchit: God bless us, everyone. [singi [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: [seeing his open bedroom window] [...]	D
Gonzo: Hello, London! Rizzo the Rat: Goodbye, lun [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: What right have you to be merry? [...]	D
Gonzo: And Scrooge was better than his word. He di [...]	D
Kermit the Frog: If you please sir, why open the o [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: Mother always taught me: "Never eat [...]	D
Kermit the Frog: If you please Mr. Scrooge, it's g [...]	D
Rizzo the Rat: Light the lamp, not the rat, light [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Spirit? Ghost of Christmas Past [...]	D
Kermit the Frog: It only seems right that I should [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: You're a little absent-minded, s [...]	D
Robert Marley: Look, it's Ebeneezer Scrooge! Jaco [...]	D
Pig Gentleman: Ah. Well, it was a fine meal. Pig [...]	D
Jacob Marley: Why do you doubt your senses? Ebene [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: It's Bob Cratchit's house. Oh, y [...]	D
Gonzo: Once again, I must ask you to remember that [...]	D
Sam the Eagle: Work hard, lad, and one day, your l [...]	D
Ghost of Christmas Past: Let us see another Christ [...]	D
[Describing Fozziwig] Ebenezer Scrooge: What an e [...]	D
Ebenezer Scrooge: Spirit? What is that light? It c [...]	D
Ghost of Christmas Past: There was of course, anot [...]	D
Jacob Marley,Â Robert Marley: Doomed, Scrooge/Yo [...]	D
[last lines] Rizzo the Rat: Nice story, Mr. Dicke [...]	D

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