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Fan Casting Caroll Spinney as Oscar the Grouch in Ernie and Bert in: The Duck of Rubberville (1989)

tomzillawash3r3 made this fan casting suggestion on February 20, 2025. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Caroll Spinney as Oscar the Grouch in Ernie and Bert in: The Duck of Rubberville (1989)

Caroll SpinneyUnited States

​From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.   Caroll Edwin Spinney, sometimes credited as Carroll Spinney or Ed Spinney (born December 26, 1933 – died December 8, 2019), was an American puppeteer mo...
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Caroll Spinney

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Oscar the Grouch (Voice)

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Ernie and Bert in: The Duck of Rubberville (1989)

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Ernie and Bert in: The Duck of Rubberville (1989)

Ernie and Bert in: The Duck of Rubberville (1989)

by Jim Henson; Children's Television Workshop
In this film noir tale, Ernie is shocked to find that Rubber Duckie was missing! He decides to take on a detective role along with his pal Bert, and find the usual suspects on Sesame Street (Herry ...
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Caroll Spinney is known for his roles in The Muppet Movie, Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian, and Follow That Bird. He has been suggested by fans for 222 roles on myCast, including Suggestions in Celebrities You Wish Were Still Alive. Similar actors include Matt Vogel, Frank Oz, and Jim Henson. Caroll Spinney was suggested to play Oscar the Grouch in Ernie and Bert in: The Duck of Rubberville (1989) by tomzillawash3r3. Ernie and Bert in: The Duck of Rubberville (1989) has 24 roles, including Writer, Producer, and Count Von Count.

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