Cameos by Frank Oz.
Henson/Muppet Productions[]
Time PieceOffice messenger
Southern Bread commercialYankee Stadium spectator
Wilson's Meats Meeting FilmsResearch expert
LaChoy Presentation FilmMember of the scenic department
IBM FilmBoat driver
The Paperwork ExplosionOffice worker
Sesame Street Episode 0581Police officer looking for Maria
Out to Lunchnetwork employee
The Muppet MovieBiker grappling with Fozzie Bear
The Great Muppet CaperDaily Chronicle staffer
The Muppets Take ManhattanOcean Breeze board member
Caricatured/pictured appearances[]
Frankmember of The Country Trio
The Sesame Street Storybookpictured along with Jim Henson in the upstairs windows of 123 Sesame Street in the frontispiece
The Sesame Street 1, 2, 3 StorybookHenson and Frank Oz are pictured in the audience of the circus.
"The Mild Bunch" comic, from Jim Henson's Muppet Annual 1980Oz, Jim Henson, Jerry Nelson, Richard Hunt, and Dave Goelz escape from jail.
The Muppets comic stripSeptember 26, 1982
You Are the Star of a Muppet AdventureChicken of the Year presenter
Rock Music with the MuppetsPicture of Frank Oz on the wall.
Muppets TonightPhoto of Frank Muppet on studio walls
The Muppet Christmas Carol: The Illustrated Holiday ClassicOz and Jim Henson are seen as attendees to the Fozziwig Christmas party.
Mentions[]
- Into the Night (1985): In the same John Landis film in which Jim Henson makes a cameo, Oz's name (as Frank Oznowicz) can be heard announced over the loud speaker in an airport.
- Coming to America (1988): In another Landis film, Frank Oznowicz is called to the white courtesy phone over the loudspeaker as Akeem (Eddie Murphy) and Semmi (Arsenio Hall) arrive in the airport in New York.
- Rizzo and Gonzo refer to a bust as Frank Oz in an outtake from The Muppet Christmas Carol.
- In The Muppets' Wizard of Oz, Kermit asks the Wizard if he's related to Frank Oz.
- A Frances Oznowicz is paged over the airport loudspeaker in Letters to Santa.
- "Dr. Oznowicz" is paged in the hospital loudspeaker in The Muppets Mayhem episode "True Colors."