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James Maury "Jim" Henson foi o criador e manipulador dos bonecos Muppets. Jim começou sua carreira de manipulador de bonecos quando lançou, com sua futura noiva-colaboradora Jane Nebel Henson, o programa infanto-juvenil apresentado por bonecos chamado Sam e Seus Amigos, no qual apareceu pela 1ª vez o mais famoso dos personagens de Jim Henson, Caco, o Sapo. Além do Caco, também tinha o Sam, Harry, Yorick etc. O programa foi produzido pela WRC-TV NBC 4, onde permaneceu no ar até 1961. More information...

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