New Collectibles •04/25 - Reaction Sesame Street: Big Bird and Snuffy •03/25 - NECA Sesame Street: Ernie Ultimate Action Figure, Bert Ultimate Action Figure •03/25 - Boss Studios Fraggle Rock: Boober Action Figure, Wembley Action Figure, Mokey Action Figure, Sprocket Action Figure •08/24 - Reaction Sesame Street: Big Bird, Mr. Hooper, Sherlock Hemlock, Super Grover
	Join the Muppet Central Mailing List

Animal Farm to break all records

Courtesy of Variety
April 24, 1998

Animal Farm, Hallmark Entertainment and the Jim Henson Creature Shop's upcoming TV-movie, is expected to be the most expensive two-hour TV-movie of all time, reports TNT.

By the time it airs, the movie is expected to cost between $22 million and $25 million. (Ironically, the movie does cost more than the NBC hyped "Merlin" which is going to air on Sunday night).

TNT president Brad Siegel predicted that the movie "will be a technological feat that’s going to make ‘Babe’ look like a high school film."