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| + | {{character|image=MirindaCraver.jpg|performer=[[Bob Payne]]|note=principal performer|performer2=[[Allen Swift]]|note2=voice|debut=1975|design=[[Jim Henson]],<br>[[Don Sahlin]],<br>[[Dave Goelz]]|designnote=original sketches}} |
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| − | The '''Mirinda Craver''' was featured in a series of [[Mirinda]] ads. The character was a green creature who craved Mirinda soft drinks, and would often do whatever it took to get |
+ | The '''Mirinda Craver''' was featured in a series of [[Mirinda]] ads. The character was a green creature who craved Mirinda soft drinks, and would often do whatever it took to get one. |
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+ | The character was performed by [[Bob Payne]] with [[Louise Gold]], [[Dave Holman]], and [[Faz Fazakas]] assisting.<ref>[http://www.henson.com/jimsredbook/2014/10/10301975/ Jim Henson's Red Book entry]</ref> |
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| + | The Craver was envisioned in initial sketch designs with more vibrant colors (purple, red, and orange), which ultimately changed to deeper shades of green. The puppet had complex facial mechanisms that mobilized his eyes and hair (which twirled around when he guzzled down his desired drink). |
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Revision as of 17:40, 29 June 2015
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| PERFORMER | Bob Payne principal performer |
| Allen Swift voice | |
| DEBUT | 1975 |
| DESIGN | Jim Henson, Don Sahlin, Dave Goelz original sketches |
The Mirinda Craver was featured in a series of Mirinda ads. The character was a green creature who craved Mirinda soft drinks, and would often do whatever it took to get one.
The character was performed by Bob Payne with Louise Gold, Dave Holman, and Faz Fazakas assisting.[1]
The Craver was envisioned in initial sketch designs with more vibrant colors (purple, red, and orange), which ultimately changed to deeper shades of green. The puppet had complex facial mechanisms that mobilized his eyes and hair (which twirled around when he guzzled down his desired drink).