While Kermit the Frog enjoyed success in the mid '60s, Jim Henson spent his evenings and weekends on a very personal side project.
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Karen Horton said on August 12, 2011
Thank you for sharing this old short film by Jim Henson. Even though it was nominated for an Academy Award, I wasn't familiar with it until reading your post. I'll add Jim Henson's Fantastic World at the Museum of the Moving Image to my list of exhibits to see before the end of the year (and might try to fit in a film screening).