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| :''I don't recall where Marvin Suggs came from... probably from one of the writer's meetings. But the accent came from my French friend Phillippe Gentry - I just exaggerated it and made it really annoying. I've always felt Marvin lived in a scuzzy trailer park with his put-upon wife, and he kept the Muppaphones in a cage and would beat them regularly.'' (The Muppet Show 25th Anniversary Collection) | :''I don't recall where Marvin Suggs came from... probably from one of the writer's meetings. But the accent came from my French friend Phillippe Gentry - I just exaggerated it and made it really annoying. I've always felt Marvin lived in a scuzzy trailer park with his put-upon wife, and he kept the Muppaphones in a cage and would beat them regularly.'' (The Muppet Show 25th Anniversary Collection) | ||
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Marvin Suggs is a puppet musician in the world of Jim Henson's The Muppets.
Marvin Suggs is a blue, "Whatnot" Muppet that wears a frilly, multicolored shirt. He is best known for "playing" an instrument known as a Muppaphone (a group of small, round, furry Muppets that emit a tonal "ow" when Marvin strikes them on the head with his mallet). Marvin Suggs is voiced by Frank Oz.
Frank Oz on Marvin Suggs:
- I don't recall where Marvin Suggs came from... probably from one of the writer's meetings. But the accent came from my French friend Phillippe Gentry - I just exaggerated it and made it really annoying. I've always felt Marvin lived in a scuzzy trailer park with his put-upon wife, and he kept the Muppaphones in a cage and would beat them regularly. (The Muppet Show 25th Anniversary Collection)
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