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International Crime | Musical
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Best Male Lead Vocal Performance in a Feature Film | 2015 | Matt
Excellence in Title Design | 2016
Best Original Song | 2015 | Bret
Best Original Song | 2015 | Bret
Feature | 2014 | Pete
Feature Film | 2014 | Pete
Best Live Action Family Film | 2014
Best Song Feature Film | 2014 | Bret
Most Innovative Advertising for a Feature Film | 2014
Best Voice Over TV Spot | 2014
Best AnimationFamily | 2014
Budget 50,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 80,400,000 USD
Danny Trejo's mother passed away as he was filming his last scenes in this movie. As he was finishing his scenes so he could fly back to Los Angeles, California for the funeral, the cast and crew offered their condolences and sympathies to him. Trejo, known for his tough guy roles and demeanor, shrugged off the sympathies. When Steve Whitmire offered his condolences in character as Kermit the Frog, Trejo broke down crying.
Writer and director James Bobin ensured the special effects in this movie were practical as much as possible: "We never go down the road of having a full CGI character, which you could easily do. The joy of this movie is The Muppets exist. They're real. You can touch them. There are very few forms of entertainment in the contemporary world that exist like that, and The Muppets are the last bastion of it."
At the end of the "Sequel" song, Walter suggests calling the movie "Muppets Again". "Muppets... Again!" was the working title all through filming, but was changed at the last minute to "Muppets Most Wanted".
A lot of work went into making Constantine the Frog look slightly different than Kermit: His frill is shorter and wider than Kermit's, His eye slits are more horizontal than Kermit's, making him look angrier. His mouth was constructed to look like a frown. Constantine's puppeteer Matt Vogel swung Constantine when walking, giving the illusion of a heavy-shouldered man's swagger.
During Miss Piggy's song "Something So Right", she imagines what her and Kermit's children would look like. This gag was originally intended to be in The Muppets (2011), but was deemed too complicated to explain to audiences at the time.
"Constantine: My name will go down as the greatest thief of all time! Dominic Badguy: You mean our names, right? Constantine: Of course. My name first, then spacebar, spacebar, spacebar... your name."
"Walter: Do you guys think that Kermit's been acting a little weird lately? Miss Piggy: That's ridiculous! He's never been so caring and devoted to me! Rizzo: Yeah, that's what we are saying!"
