Yeah! I saw that and was wondering about it.just saw the disney give a day ads and it sounds like steve doing kermit maybe that where hes been.
Usually performers (Muppetry or other actors in general) are bound by non-disclosure agreements in terms of revealing major spoilers in an upcoming production. Under normal circumstances, a Muppeteer would not have to be silent in terms of discussing the characters they play, but substitute Kermit is not a normal circumstance - someone other than the official performer stepped in to play not only a major character but basically the "icon" for the Muppet cast. In this rare circumstance, it would not be unthinkable that Artie may be under a gag order - doesn't even have to be anything as official or legal as a contract; it could also very easily just a verbal agreement of "This is sensitive information and we would strongly appreciate if you keep silent about your involvement" "Yes of course. I understang completely" and honoring that.
Yes, please read the latest posts in this thread. Steve is back and the scare is over.Are there any updates on where Steve Whitemire is? Is he still with the Muppets?
Which email address did you use? I want to ask Disney if they are going to realise the Studio DC DVD in widescreen.I sent an email and am waiting to see if I get a response.
Perhaps, you'd be more willing to tell the email adress that you used? Please? And I apologize for bumping this thread.Lylle Breier has responded to my email (and to emails from other fans) with the following statement:
We also absolutely appreciate constructive criticism, which brings me to your comments about Kermit. I can assure you that if we ever decide to substitute a performer, we do not do so lightly or arbitrarily, only after careful consideration. Beyond that, however, I hope you can understand that we are not in a position to discuss our private business dealings with any performer.