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Amy Adams Says Picking a Favorite Muppet Would Be Like "Picking a Favorite Child"

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Nov. 15 2011, Published 3:27 p.m. ET

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Amy Adams is a lucky lady! The actress not only stars with the Muppets in her new film The Muppets but she was asked especially by Kermit (and co-star Jason Segel) to be in the movie!

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She told reporters at the world premiere in L.A. that "Jason and Kermit sent me a DVD and they personally requested that I be a part of it."

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Amy also talked about what it was like working with the always hilarious Jason. She told OK!, "The funniest part about working with Jason, I think it was his dancing."

"He's very tall, I'm not tall, so there were some moments," Amy explained. "He has some moves. He's got some moves. He sells himself short but he's really great."

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Don't ask her to pick a favorite Muppet though!

“I am a fan of the Muppets but I can’t pick a favorite after working with them, that would be like picking a favorite child," she said.

She also won't talk about everyone's favorite Muppet diva!

"You think I’m going to jump in to that pool? No way. I’m not talking about Miss Piggy behind her back. If she was here we could talk about her.”

Check out Amy, Jason, Kermit and the rest of the Muppets on Nov. 23!

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