If Netflix wants to make a billion dollars, all it needs to is convince writer-director Rian Johnson to make a Knives Out movie starring the Muppets, alongside Daniel Craig as flamboyant detective Benoit Blanc. There’s just one problem: Johnson doesn’t seem particularly interested.

Wake Up Dead Man' is the third 'Knives Out' movie, but Rian Johnson doesn't think adding Muppets for a fourth would work.

The Muppet Christmas Carol opens with a dedication to both Jim and fellow Muppeteer Richard Hunt. Richard died in January 1992 from AIDS-related complications, almost a year before the movie hit cinemas, with most of his usual characters being absent from the Muppet Christmas Carol, and others being recast.

We’ve been beating the “put the Muppets in the next Knives Out movie” drum for months (we borrowed the drum from Animal, naturally), but would Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery writer and director Rian Johnson actually consider it? “The idea is ...

Released 33 years ago, The Muppet Christmas Carol is possibly the best adaptation of the Dickens classic, but while the idea of a Muppet interpretation of any classic work of literature being quality might not itself be much of a surprise — the Muppets are,

Knives Out filmmaker Rian Johnson has steadfastly denied the wishes of scores of internet users asking for a Benoit Blanc mystery in which Daniel Craig’s character is surrounded by Muppets. Sesame Street, however, has found a loophole.

Apparently, that leaked Avengers: Doomsday teaser featuring Chris Evans making his MCU return as Steve Rogers/Captain America was real. It's playing on Avatar: Fire and Ash right now, so if you're desperate to see it in theaters, you'll need to buy a ticket for that awesome third Avatar flick.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook There are so many reasons why Muppet adaptations of classics work. The cast is broad enough to accommodate most stories, letting the characters shift in ...

The Muppets are returning with a special 50th anniversary show on February 4, 2026, featuring music, laughs, and a guest appearance by Sabrina Carpenter. The event celebrates five decades of beloved characters and creativity.