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{{character|image=Gary_and_gary.jpg|performer=[[Bill Barretta]]|debut=2011}}
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A Muppet version of [[Gary]] appears in the film ''[[The Muppets (2011)|The Muppets]]'' during the song "[[Man or Muppet]]."
 
A Muppet version of [[Gary]] appears in the film ''[[The Muppets (2011)|The Muppets]]'' during the song "[[Man or Muppet]]."
   
The puppetry and singing voice for the character was provided by [[Bill Barretta]]. His speaking voice, resembling that of [[Johnny Fiama]], can be heard in a [[Muppet Bloopers|blooper reel]] from the film.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_QNkOSAvXs#t=0m23s Disney's "The Muppets" - Blooper reel (Blu-ray preview)]</ref>
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The singing voice for the character was provided by [[Bill Barretta]] and the puppetry was done by [[Paul McGinnis]]. His speaking voice, resembling that of [[Johnny Fiama]], can be heard in a [[Muppet Bloopers|blooper reel]] from the film.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_QNkOSAvXs#t=0m23s Disney's "The Muppets" - Blooper reel (Blu-ray preview)]</ref>
   
 
On the Blu-ray commentary, [[Jason Segel]] jokes that his Muppet looks like he and [[Jay Leno]] had a child.
 
On the Blu-ray commentary, [[Jason Segel]] jokes that his Muppet looks like he and [[Jay Leno]] had a child.
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Segel talked about the puppet in detail during his November 28, 2011 appearance on ''[[Conan]]''.
 
Segel talked about the puppet in detail during his November 28, 2011 appearance on ''[[Conan]]''.
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In an interview for Segel's film, ''The Five Year Engagement'', Segel admitted he lost the puppet flying to New York when someone had taken his bag my mistake. {{youtube|UZWYsWuJQ}}
   
 
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Revision as of 17:22, 23 July 2015

Gary and gary
PERFORMER Bill Barretta
DEBUT 2011

A Muppet version of Gary appears in the film The Muppets during the song "Man or Muppet."

The singing voice for the character was provided by Bill Barretta and the puppetry was done by Paul McGinnis. His speaking voice, resembling that of Johnny Fiama, can be heard in a blooper reel from the film.[1]

On the Blu-ray commentary, Jason Segel jokes that his Muppet looks like he and Jay Leno had a child.

Outside appearances

Jason Segel Muppet

Segel and his Muppet

SNL2011-06

Segel and the Muppet in a bumper shot for Saturday Night Live.

Segel showed the puppet off in his home during an appearance on Nightline, along with the puppets from Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

On November 13, 2011, Segel tweeted about the disappearance of the Muppet: "Landed in NY and someone took my bag by mistake. He is going to be confused when he opens it and finds a Jason Segel Muppet. SNL Saturday!"[2] But one day later the problem was solved, Segel upload a new picture with the Muppet and wrote: "Good news world, the bag and muppet have been returned safe and sound. Now off to Letterman. Always an honor to be on his show. Then SNL SAT."

The puppet appeared in the final commercial bumper for the episode of Saturday Night Live hosted by Segel (promoting the movie), while several Muppets characters were in the studio.

Segel talked about the puppet in detail during his November 28, 2011 appearance on Conan.

In an interview for Segel's film, The Five Year Engagement, Segel admitted he lost the puppet flying to New York when someone had taken his bag my mistake. (YouTube)

See also

Sources