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Well if they hated each other then the spell wouldn't break anyway. I just found myself really disliking Belle as I got older with her "poor provincial town" snobbery, lol. I mean guess what, Belle? People have to work for a living and they aren't idiots just because they don't have time to...

True, he was like the outcast character because they played him up as the "weirdo." So there's naturally more story potential there.

I admit I've never seen anyone actually get pushy. Like I said it's mainly the foolish parents letting their kids run up to them.

I've been saying this for ages, I hate when I see naive parents letting their kids hug or take pictures with those people. New York City is not Disney World, people. You need to be careful and use some common sense, lol.

How could I forget? I also know her from the 1961 Babes in Toyland film. I still have the VHS recording from Christmas 1989, lol. She was so pretty in that film, I always wanted to look like her.

I actually adored her when I was little kid after seeing that movie she did in the '80s with Frankie Avalon, Back to the Beach. That's how I learned she'd been in the Mouseketeers, etc. I think I appreciated that she was a teen idol who wasn't super skinny with blond hair. She looked more like a...

When I think of what the Muppets mean to me, the first thing that came to my mind was a lyric from the song "Through the Years:" And I'm glad that I don't have to. :)

Well elevator music just means like bland, filler music like the kind you hear on the phone when you're put on hold.

I'm sorry guys, don't hate me, but I love how they were desperately trying to get the kid to like Elmo, lol. I mean sheesh, maybe the kid's an Oscar fan, leave him be! Lol :grouchy: That said, Ryan did a very good job with the character. :)

I will say though, given the choice I'd still watch KISS Meets the Phantom over Magical Mystery Tour, lol.

Are you referring to youtube or the film itself? Either way it's true. Lol. And I have sat through most of it! ;)

Love your avatar, btw! "We don't work with a second act, Deveroux, besides, Armageddon is a lame group!"

If they have the skill to be there then I don't mind (Ed Wynn for instance had a very distinctive character voice. Many comedians did as they had to work in radio). But when it's purely for getting people in the seats it's just typical Hollywood elitist nonsense.

Comedians have often historically done voice work for cartoons. It makes sense in that they're good with comedic timing and have quirky or strong voices. I personally think voice acting is a good opportunity to put a more "human" face on such performers and show that underneath the naughty jokes...

My friend is a huge Celtic Thunder fan, she's seen them live several times, lol. I like them as well, especially their Christmas CD, really lovely.

Well there's no point in being mean of course but I will say if they were going to do a new movie with the three original actors they really should have done it a few years ago. People do get older.

Hollywood these days is the Emperor's New Clothes. We're supposed to pretend these people can act. ;)

Check out older puppet shows like Kukla, Fran and Ollie, most of what they did was talking since they didn't have all the fancy resources.

Making due with limited resources is part of starting out in entertainment. You have to get creative.

If you're getting a chance to work with professional equipment I would definitely take it. That kind of experience is invaluable. Opportunities like this don't come along every day and I wouldn't take them for granted. You can't afford to be picky when you're starting out.