Bear: A nervous and frightened lion stand-up comic that accompanies Dorothy and the others on their journey. Fozzie shows up at the end of the film in the Muppets' show. Animal: He performs in the songs "Naptime" and "The Witch is in the House", and appears at the end of the film in the Muppets' new show. Sam Eagle: He appears as the Guardian of the Gates. Brian Henson as: Sal Manilla as Sal, a Flying Monkey: He accompanies Johnny for much of the film. Kevin Clash as: Clifford: He appears as the manager of the Poppy Field Club. Mulch: He appears briefly in Poppyfields. Black Dog as a Flying Monkey John Kennedy as: Angel Marie as a Flying Monkey: A servant of the Wicked Witch of the West. Floyd Pepper: He performs in "Naptime" and "The Witch is in the House", and appears at the end of the film in the Muppets' new show. Rickey Boyd as: Scooter: He appears as the Wizard's Assistant. Crazy Harry as a Flying Monkey Tyler Bunch as: Janice: She performs in "Naptime" and "The Witch is in the House", and appears at the end of the film in the Muppets' new show. Old Tom as a Flying Monkey Julianne Buescher as Wizard's Green Lady and Chicken Forms John Henson as Sweetums as a Flying Monkey: He provides the keys for the Cowardly Lion's escape from his cage. Mike Quinn as Spotted Dick as a Flying Monkey Allan Trautman as Crow: He bothers the Scarecrow. Calico as a Flying Monkey Drew Massey as Aretha as a Flying Monkey Alice Dinnean as: Camilla the Chicken: The Tin Thing's girlfriend. The two are reunited later on in the film. Foo-Foo: Foo-Foo appears as the pet of the Wicked Witch of the West. In addition, Whitmire and Goelz make on-screen cameos as audience members at Aunt Em's Diner during the finale. Production When The Walt Disney Company acquired the Muppets franchise from The Jim Henson Company in February 2004, the Muppets were re-introduced to the public by marketing products and guest appearing on television shows such as Good Morning America and America's Funniest Home Videos. After a new film titled The Muppets' Wizard of Oz was announced by The Jim Henson Company, Fox Television Studios, Touchstone Television, and the Muppets Holding Company signed on to help produce it. This was the last Muppets production to be produced