Lawrence revealed on Las Culturistas that she and Stone are developing a Miss Piggy feature written by Cole Escola, with the possibility that both stars will appear.

The project follows a series of Muppet-related moves under Disney, including reassessment of the franchise across films and TV and recent Muppet developments at Disney properties and events.

If greenlit, the film would mark Miss Piggy’s first standalone feature since her Muppet Show debut in 1976, signaling a major milestone for the character.

The report is presented as a news update with a social media citation, rather than casual gossip.

At this stage, the project remains a rumor with no formal confirmation from rights holders.

Deadline is cited as the source for the report.

Lawrence explained why she stopped publicly criticizing Donald Trump and sharing political beliefs, aiming to avoid shaping moviegoers’ views and to separate art from politics.

Disney has faced fan pushback over perceived franchise stagnation, with broader context of Muppets changes at Disney parks and media.

The announcement aligns with a broader trend of rebooting iconic characters with modern interpretations.

Escola recently earned a Tony Award for Oh, Mary!, underscoring the unpredictable trajectory of theatrical success and audience reception.

outlets note ongoing interest in Escola’s reach from Broadway to Hollywood, with attention to potential casting as cameos or supporting roles rather than definitive leads.

Recent Muppets media, including Muppets Haunted Mansion and The Muppets Mayhem, provide context for the franchise’s current direction and reception.