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Untitled Miss Piggy Movie

Untitled Miss Piggy Movie

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FamilyComedy

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Plot TBA. Based on the premise; “What if Miss Piggy got cancelled?”

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Status

Planned

Original Language

English

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Country

United States of America

Cast

Eric Jacobson

Eric Jacobson

Miss Piggy (voice)

Emma Stone

Emma Stone

Jennifer Lawrence

Jennifer Lawrence

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