The Great Muppet Caper Page #2
- G
- Year:
- 1981
- 97 min
- 1,142 Views
- Excuse me.
- What?
We'd like a room.
Really?
Yeah, we'd like to check in.
Somebody's checking in!
Somebody's checking in?
There's no fire in the fireplace
There's no carpet on the floor
Don't try to order dinner
There's no kitchen anymore
But if the road's been kind of bumpy
and you need to rest a spell
Welcome home to Happiness Hotel
- How are you guys fixing to pay?
- What are our choices?
A:
credit card.B:
cash.C:
sneak outin the middle of the night.
We'll take C.
Very popular choice.
If you got luggage keep it handy
But you're running out of luck
'Cause the bellhops
ain't too organized
And the elevator's stuck
So if you don't mind friendly animals
and can learn to stand the smell
Welcome home to Happiness Hotel
I may be mistaken,
but the bellhops look like rats.
You should see the chambermaids.
Welcome home
No matter where you wander,
you will never do as well
Okay, the lobby's looking shabby
and it's got the wrong address
And the whole dang thing
has been condemned by American Express
Still the management is cheerful
though the whole joint's gone to hell
- You guys live here?
- Yeah, but only between gigs.
So that means we've been here
this time five years.
Yeah, but, you know,
our agent, he says...
things are really gonna break
as soon as we get our new glossies.
What's wrong with the drummer?
He's upset about missing the Rembrandt
exhibit at the National Gallery.
Oh, there are bugs
And there are lice
Sure we have our little problems,
but you'll never beat the price
- You've got every kind of critter
- You've got every kind of pest
But we treat them all as equals
just like any other guest
Though you're cleaner
than the others
Still as far as we can tell
You'll fit right in
to Happiness Hotel
We'll fit right in
To Happiness Hotel
Say cheese!
You are all weirdos.
That's just fine right there.
Thank you.
Not bad!
Are you sure we can afford this?
Kermit, I'm getting hungry.
- Call room service.
- There's no phone.
That's okay.
There's no food either.
- Come on, Rizzo.
- All right.
Why don't we forget about food
and get a good night's sleep?
We have to get up early
to interview Lady Holiday.
I sure could use something from one
or more of the basic food groups.
We'll have breakfast in the morning.
Right now, let's just
be thankful we're here.
- This is nice.
- Can somebody turn out the light?
Thank you.
This is Lady Holiday.
Milan speaking?
Then put him on.
Yes, darling, I'm fine.
I had quite a scare.
Thank God, I wasn't hurt.
Of course,
my diamonds were valuable.
All my diamonds are valuable.
Darling, I want you to call
the United States and tell Vogue...
they can't have the photographs
of the spring line until after the show.
I'm not too happy
with some of the designs.
I still have to make some changes.
I'm looking at three of the gowns now,
and I can see horrendous mistakes.
Of course, Paris should be notified.
- Carla, that neckline is too high.
- I rather like the effect.
- Do you like looking like an ostrich?
- Of course not.
And Marla,
too many frills and fabillose.
I don't think we should strive
for the fantailed pigeon look.
And you, Darla.
That outfit's the pits.
Loose where it should be tight
and tight where it should be loose.
atrocious-looking clothes?
- I must be getting senile.
- Yes, Lady Holiday?
We have to make drastic changes
in the line before the show tomorrow.
All my girls are looking
like barnyard animals.
Good heavens, who are you?
My name is Miss Piggy...
and I would like to be
a high fashion model.
Doesn't surprise me.
It seems to be the way we're heading.
I have always dreamed
I brought my je ne sais quoi
and my portfolio...
all the way here to London
to see you...
the one and only Lady Holiday.
- May I come in?
- Absolutely not.
- May I show you my portfolio?
- No.
Good. Here.
You may open it.
This is me reeking grandeur.
Being aloof.
Being demure.
Daring.
- Interesting range of emotions.
- You think so?
As you can see from this small sampling,
modeling is my life.
It is my destiny.
I shall accept nothing less.
I can offer you a job
as a receptionist.
I'll take it!
Thank you!
You won't be sorry, I promise.
I can type.
I can take shorthand.
I can make coffee.
- I can do it all!
- Sit!
I can sit.
I'm very good at sitting.
Are you quite under control?
I'll be lunching
with my brother Nicky.
and he's an irresponsible parasite.
But I had to bring him
into the business...
because he squandered
his half of the inheritance...
and he has no prospects.
Not that he's grateful. He still
gambles and incurs bad debts...
uses my charge accounts, eats my food
and borrows my cars without permission.
He's not to be trusted.
I wouldn't put it past him
to try to steal...
my most valuable and largest jewel,
the fabulous Baseball Diamond.
And I don't know why his bow ties
are always crooked.
Still, in all, he is my brother.
Why are you telling me all this?
It's plot exposition.
It has to go somewhere.
Anyway, I want you to answer
the telephone while I'm gone...
and straighten up the office.
Consider it done.
Everything's under control.
Not to sweat.
Carry on.
I'll be back in an hour.
Oh, boy!
I am going to be a famous model!
I'm so happy for me!
Miss Piggy, you are on your way.
Where does Lady Holiday get off
calling me an ostrich?
We'll get even with Lady Holiday
tonight when we steal her necklace.
What will you wear
for the robbery?
Quiet.
Hi. Hello.
Hubba-hubba.
Excuse me.
Where's Lady Holiday's office?
- Around the corner to the left.
- Thank you.
Did you just give directions
to a frog?
- I guess I did.
- Smile.
Is that a new photographer?
I think I'm stuck.
Pull.
- Gonzo, are you okay?
- Oh, sure. It was just my nose.
You guys stay here.
I'll find Lady Holiday.
Yes, sir.
Get your nose in here.
It's really fun.
Mr. Holiday, did you order
a gross of flowered socks?
Oh, what an honor!
You're all so wonderful.
Thank you for choosing moi
as model of the year.
I never dreamed
when I first began in this business...
that I would reach such lofty heights.
- Thank you.
- Excuse me.
So what do you think about the drapes?
Personally, I'd rather see shutters.
Yes.
And on this wall here, I--
Lady Holiday?
Gee, are you okay?
I don't think I'll ever be the same.
Pardon?
I mean, I don't usually
fall like that.
I thought it was a very nice fall.
It was quite graceful, actually.
Thank you, whoever you are.
My name is Kermit the Frog, and I've
come all the way from America...
to interview you
for the Daily Chronicle.
Me? Why me?
Because you're Lady Holiday.
Yeah, right.
Reason enough.
You want to help me out
of this wastebasket?
- Yeah.
-Just pull.
Harder.
So, listen, can I ask you
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