I Muppet

Country (Language)	Italy (Italian)
Released	February 3, 2012
Running time	103 minutes
Dubbing Studio/ Localization	Royfilm Ltd.
Script Translator/Editor	Louis Calabro
Voice Director	Leslie James la Penna Viviana Barbetta Marco Meloni
Musical Adaptation	Ermavilo (musical direction) Lorraine Brancucci, Matteo Schiavio (song adaptation)

I Muppet is the Italian dub of The Muppets.

Voices

Mino Caprio as Kermit the Frog
Davide Perino as Walter
Stefano Rinaldi as Walter (singing)
Massimo de Ambrosis as Gary
Roberto Tiranti as Gary (singing)
Ilaria Latini as Mary
Giulia Ottonello as Mary (singing)
Alessandro Quarta as Miss Piggy
Massimo Giuliani as Fozzie Bear
Stefano de Sando as Tex Richman
Angelo Nicotra as Gonzo
Fabrizio Manfredi as Scooter
Francesca Fiorentini as Veronica
Fabrizio Vidale as Jack Black
Saverio Indrio as Uncle Deadly
Daniele Viri as Uncle Deadly (singing), Chorus
Claudio Fattoretto as Bobo the Bear
Stefano Crescentini as '80s Robot
Giancarlo Padoan as Statler
Valerio Ruggeri as Waldorf
Roberto Stocchi as Hobo Joe
Fernanda Caporale as Hobo Joe (singing)
Pierluigi Astore as Rowlf the Dog
Vittorio di Prima as Animal
Goffredo Matassi as Dr. Teeth
Michele Kalamera as Sam the Eagle
Ivan Andreani as Beaker
Enzo Avolio as The Swedish Chef
Raffaele Uzzi as The Newsman
Mirko Pontrelli as Human Walter, Chorus Muppets, Smalltown Chorus
Sonia Scotti as Whoopi Goldberg
Monica Vulcano as Selena Gomez

Additional voices: Sergio Di Giulio, Mario Bombardieri, Francesco Vairano, Pasquale Anselmo, Roberto Gammino, Andrea Mete

Tex Richman's Chorus Girls: Roberta Frighi, Claudia Arvati, Fernanda Caporale, Serena Bagozzi

Credits

Producer: Disney Character Voices International, Inc.
Sound: Villas Studios Ltd.
Dubbing assistant: Viviana Barbetta
Dubbing engineer: Marco Meloni
Synchronizer: Giandonato Cochetti
Sound mixed at Shepperton International
Song translations recorded at Trafalgar Recording Studios - Roma
Music dubbing: Matteo Schiavio

Posters

Promotion

The extensive promotional campaign included Elio performing a cover version of "The Muppet Show Theme" and a series of web videos where he was kidnapped by the Muppets to host The Muppet Show. Other online promotions included the Italian version of the "Never-Ending Mahna Mahna Phenomahna", a magazine appearance on The Cinema Show, and wallpaper and screensavers. Merchandise included the book adaptation, 24-plush Nicotoy dolls (Kermit, Miss Piggy, Fozzie and Animal), HoMe teacups (Kermit, Piggy, Gonzo, Fozzie and Animal), Miss Piggy souvenir bags and a hat promoting the film.