After she has revealed the secrets, she produces Miss Piggy movie in development with a friend Emma Stone, Jennifer Lawrence teases what might be in store for his beloved pig.
The Oscar winner recently revealed what gave her the idea. Muppets spin-off about the “feminist icon” who won the Tony Cole school writes, marking the character's first solo appearance since Jim Henson debuted her on the series The Muppet Show in 1976.
“So during lockdown, one of my good friends who doesn’t work in the industry was also kind of into the cancel culture thing,” she recalls in an interview. Evening show. “It was as if both events were happening at the same time. We were all locked in our rooms, the naughty people were locked in prison.”
Lawrence explained: “Miss Piggy is a feminist icon and she said it would be really funny if Miss Piggy was cancelled. It wasn't necessarily the plot, but it kept the wheels turning.”
Noting that there was “not really” a Miss Piggy solo project, Lawrence added: “So I started producing it. But Emma Stone is the head of the doll. Also, Emma Stone is a shark… I'm kind of an ideas guy. So I went to her and asked, “What should we do?” So now Cole writes it and they're perfect.”
Die my love star earlier revealed the news on Bodybuilders podcast, noting that she and Stone also hope to appear in the film.
Starting out as a chorus pig The Muppet Show During the mid-1970s, Miss Piggy gradually became an important part of the series, before becoming an icon of the late 70s and early 80s. Despite being the star, Kermit has long drawn attention away from her frog beau.
They recently celebrated their 70th anniversary. Muppets we had a year of celebrations leading up to the news last month that The Muppet Show gets an update from Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's Point Gray Pictures. Deadline reported that Disney+ has ordered a television event featuring special guest star Sabrina Carpenter that will premiere in 2026, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the classic original series.
