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[[Image:James_bobin.jpg|thumb|300px|Bobin filming scenes for ''The Muppets'' in [[Smalltown, USA]].]]
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[[Image:Bobin-Walter.jpg|thumb|300px|On the set of ''The Muppets'' with [[Walter]].]]
 
'''James Bobin''' is the director of the 2011 film, ''[[The Muppets (2011)|The Muppets]]'' and the co-writer and director of the 2014 film, ''[[Muppets Most Wanted]]''.
 
   
Bobin co-created of the [[HBO]] series ''The Flight of the Conchords'' (with [[Bret McKenzie]]). The [[United Kingdom|UK-native]] worked as a director and writer for ''The 11 O'Clock Show'' and ''Da Ali G Show''. Additionally, he has directed advertising for [[The Coca-Cola Company|Diet Coke]].
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'''James Bobin''' is the director of the 2011 film, ''[[The Muppets (2011)|The Muppets]]'' and the co-writer and director of the 2014 film, ''[[Muppets Most Wanted]]''. A [[James Bobin Muppet|Muppet caricature]] of Bobin appears in crowd scenes in ''The Muppets'', and speaks in special feature material on the [[The Muppets (video)|Blu-ray]].
   
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Bobin co-created the [[HBO]] series ''The Flight of the Conchords'' (with [[Bret McKenzie]] and [[Jemaine Clement]]). The [[United Kingdom|UK-native]] worked as a director and writer for ''The 11 O'Clock Show'' and ''Da Ali G Show'', and has directed advertising for [[The Coca-Cola Company|Diet Coke]].
[[James Bobin Muppet|A Muppet caricature]] was made of Bobin, who appeared briefly on several occasions. In March 2012, Bobin signed to direct the film sequel.<ref>[http://www.vulture.com/2012/03/new-muppet-movie-in-the-works-but-without-jason-segel.html?mid=twitter_vulture Vulture]</ref>
 
   
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In early 2014, Bobin spoke to ''Starburst'' magazine (in issue 398) about the future of the Muppets beyond ''Muppets Most Wanted'':
Bobin was educated at [[wikipedia:The Portsmouth Grammar School|The Portsmouth Grammar School]].
 
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:''"I really feel like I've gotten to know them, so I'd love to make more. I'd really like to bring ''[[The Muppet Show]]'' back. I think that's something that people would love to see still. When we make the films I always feel like we try to put as many sketches and skits into it as we can. I think that people respond well to that. It's a case of finding the time and people inclined to make it. I do think there's room for a Muppet show on TV today. The world still needs a Muppet show."''
   
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Image:TheMuppetsAgain-JamesBobin.jpg|Bobin (in the phone booth) with the Muppets in a promotional image for ''[[Muppets Most Wanted]]''.
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James_bobin.jpg|Bobin filming scenes for [[Smalltown, USA]] in ''The Muppets''.
 
Bobin-Walter.jpg|On the set of ''The Muppets'' with [[Walter]].
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James Bobin phone booth.jpg|Promotional image for ''[[Muppets Most Wanted]]''.
 
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Revision as of 19:14, 25 March 2014

James-Bobin-Muppets

James Bobin and friends.

James Bobin is the director of the 2011 film, The Muppets and the co-writer and director of the 2014 film, Muppets Most Wanted. A Muppet caricature of Bobin appears in crowd scenes in The Muppets, and speaks in special feature material on the Blu-ray.

Bobin co-created the HBO series The Flight of the Conchords (with Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement). The UK-native worked as a director and writer for The 11 O'Clock Show and Da Ali G Show, and has directed advertising for Diet Coke.

In early 2014, Bobin spoke to Starburst magazine (in issue 398) about the future of the Muppets beyond Muppets Most Wanted:

"I really feel like I've gotten to know them, so I'd love to make more. I'd really like to bring The Muppet Show back. I think that's something that people would love to see still. When we make the films I always feel like we try to put as many sketches and skits into it as we can. I think that people respond well to that. It's a case of finding the time and people inclined to make it. I do think there's room for a Muppet show on TV today. The world still needs a Muppet show."
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