Jodie Foster plays baby Maggie from, “The Simpsons” and makes a speech

May 12, 2009 by Baby Chums
Filed under: Celebrity Baby News

The Simpsons baby Maggie has finally spoken and the voice of Jodie Foster was used as she guest-starred in the latest episode.

Maggie removed her famous pacifier in the episode to deliver a speech about the rights of babies.

The baby rebels against the manager of her day care center, called Mediocri-Tots - after he keeps demolishing her impressive building block creations because they stood out too much.

The man gets angry after she refuses to stop and points at her as he screams: ‘You will be tried as a toddler!’

They then take part in a surreal courtroom-style scene, with babies as the jury, in which Maggie defends herself.

After crawling to center stage, she removes her dummy, coughs briefly and launches into a speech.

Jodie said, (As Maggie):

‘Throughout the ages the finger-painter, the play-do sculptor, the Lincoln-logger stood alone stood alone against the day care teacher of her time,’ she says.

‘She did not live to earn approval stickers, she lived for herself that she might achieve things that are the glory of all humanity.

‘These are my terms, I do not care to play by any others. And if the court will allow me, it’s nap time.’

She yawns and goes for a nap on the floor. The episode then shows her as a grown architect.

Maggie had spoken in a previous episode, when Elizabeth Taylor provided her voice as she said ‘Daddy’.