God, how I wish Jim was here to see how his labor of love turned into one of the greatest cult classics of all time. He was devastated when it did so poorly in theaters. If he only knew what was to come. My favorite movie of all time! RIP Jim & David 💗😭
Don't worry, his wife Jane said that he lived long enough to see how the cult adoration was growing before he died. Not as much as it is today but it did begin quite early after release.
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I highly recommend the prequel to a certain film on a certain streaming platform. 😊 I don't know why a certain someone erased the last comment I made. It was a perfectly sane and respectful comment.
Yes ! IMDB "Michael Jackson, Prince, and Mick Jagger were considered to play Goblin King Jareth. Jim Henson preferred Sting, until his kids convinced him that David Bowie (who had reached his peak of mainstream popularity with the "Let's Dance" album) would be best suited to it. Bowie wanted to make a children's movie, liked the concept, and found the script funnier and more amusing than many other contemporary special effects movies."
There is nothing that comes close to the amazing passion and collective artforms of this timeless classic. I saw this twice at the cinema when it was released. It's still one of my all time favourites.
Just saw this in theatres other day. Was amazing to see it on the big screen. Very glad I got to enjoy it as it was and still is one of my favorite films from my childhood.
Who else was born the DAY this was released!? June 27th 1986 and I'm just now realizing this beautiful movie was intended for all the divine heroine's that are making their way through their labyrinth! You never had power over ME!! ❤
@@taylordowning2533 "Jennifer Connelly, Labyrinth Press Kit (1986) "Jennifer was absolutely right for the part of Sarah. She's extremely pretty, with looks rather like those of the teenage Elizabeth Taylor. She's also a damn good actress and was a joy to work with.""
I loved this film as a kid, it was my introduction to David Bowie. No matter how much time passes this film is pure genius and they don’t make films like this anymore. And I hope they don’t remake it, CGI won’t be the same. And no one will replace Bowie.
@@artemisiakyrell7727 really.... it won’t be the same with Bowie. But I guess the new Dark Crystal was a success and if they do a similar thing it could be good.
No matter how many adult jokes people point out, this will always be my favorite introduction to David Bowie, when I heard about his death, my sisters and I watched Labyrinth and I immediately loved it
I have to say Labyrinth was one of my favorite movies of all time, I must have seen it more times than I can remember. The amount of effort that when into making this film is incredible, I think that's why this film still stands the the test of time, Jim Henson is truly a legend and a magician.
I lived in comunistic land in 1986.I did know,that David Bowie and Jim Henson were doing a movie ,but I (very loving fan of DB) didn't know if I will have a chance to see it.I was abnormally nervous,I cry a lot,but I have only one hope- ORF-Austrian television.I don't remember when,but I saw this genial movie.I was happy as can be.But I had video with it after a many years. I love DB from my 12 and I will love him forever.(Sorry my English.)
If Micheal Jackson was Jareth it would have been a very different film .. I can imagine Sting could have carried it off but David was in one word “magic”
@@SamiLo2 it probably would have in the black community... just like the wiz. But as much as I love MJ, the wiz is awful, especially compared to Flemings version.
I didn't like it when it first came out because it wasn't like Dark Crystal but it's grown on me since then. The thing I remember most was my jeans weren't fully dried from the dryer and the movie theater was arctically air conditioned...maybe that's why I didn't enjoy myself, come to think of it....
I just realized how much I need to watch this movie again. My father and I used to watch it together. It is hilarious,romantic, and saddening at the same time, and that's hard to find in a movie!!! ❤
Amazing. All the work, the details.... That is dedication to craft and imagination. I got kinda sad though watching this knowing that its a lost art form, not just puppetering but having that level of dedication on all levels. Makes me long for childhood and the simpler days so much..
That isn't true. Movie makers love their craft no less now. I think the sad thing is how the entertainment industry is so ugly and political right now( I don't mean like politics like Democrats and Republicans, although certainly that is there too. I mean more like people trying to push each other out of the way, and manipulating each other. Plus too much of who you know and not what you know.) People who work on CGI are every bit as artistic and detail oriented. Visual artists will always love details. Compuer or not; Its still all coming from a human sketching.
I was kind of late for this movie. My dad bought it for my sis and I when I was 14 and we both loved it. We were so opposite because I let it out that I would have ended up with him and that is how I fell in love with David Bowie.
Sidney Jarillo I’ve been watching this movie since I was 4. I’ve been listening to David Bowie since I was 1. I’m now 14. Bowie is still my idol. Labyrinth is still one of my favorite movies😁
MASSIVE RESPECT for everyone involved in this wonderful piece of artwork AND to do a making of documentary. I've always loved the film. David Bowie was born to play his role in this, anyone else would have been an imposter. R.I.P. all the amazing talents who made this possible 🥰
It's fascinating, that such a complicated scene 19:43 that there is so much work going into making this seamless and natural. As an adult in her mid thirties, I still play this occasionally in my car and think of the movie scene, and had NO IDEA how much work went into it for it's time!!!!
I always loved this movie. It looks amazing, good carsting, funny jokes and nice songs. It’s bittersweet to watch it now, after we lost Bowie, Jones and Henson. But since a kid it was one of my favorite film, and will remain so forever. Love it 💜
Who just watched this great movie in 2019? I just saw it on New Year’s Day lol started off my year with a good movie, this year will be a great year for me because I’m getting out of the nursing home where im currently recovering from a brain aneurysm 🤕
This was the first movie I saw this year. I watched it with my friend at like 1:00am after the New Years party. Ofc id seen it before tho😂 I used to watch this movie all the time when I was little and not to mention David Bowie has basically always been my idol
As a 3D animator, it still amazes me how much time and effort it took to make these amazing sets. There is just something genuine and organic about the results that you can't really replicate no matter how advanced the programs are imo. It must've been fun to work with, I would've loved to have a chance to work in those kinds of sets, so much creativity!
Hola, soy de México, acabo de ver esto en pleno 2024, pero fue mi infancia. Sólo paso a decir que Jennifer estaba muy hermosa y conocí a David por esta película, y la escena donde bailan juntos me ponía y me sigue poniendo muy celosa 💔 David es mi crush de infancia en este personaje, no puedo con tanta perfección dios mío. ✨ QUE GRAN PELÍCULA, GRACIAS POR TODO AL CLÁSICO HOLLYWOOD.
I was six years old, the first time I saw this movie. It's one of my earliest memories of life, and it was also the first time I ever heard a British accent. It happened at a party, and I'd sneaked away from my mother to find out what the older kids were watching in the den. When my mom found me and pulled me away, I asked her, "Why is that man talking funny?" She had to explain to me where England was on a globe owned by the family, throwing the party.
I love this movie, the memories it conjures, and I love everyone else who grew up in the 80s and experienced the true magic of real movie making. Peace!
Sad that budgets are so bloated in the industry that movies aren't made like this collaboration was anymore. Thank Glob the late Jim, David, Terry and company made this brilliant work of classic storytelling no longer available due to studios unwilling to take the risks on practical effects and original world building in service of creators' vision. Sadder yet that this doc was only released in clips by The Jim Henson Company channel, still sadder that this and the latter doesn't have captions for those who need them for accessibility sake.
Love this film. David Bowie. His music. The world of the labyrinth. Everything is perfect. Would of loved a sequel. The staircase scene at the end is amazing.
Wow, it's very interesting to hear Bowie's raw recorded voice in "Magic Dance"... If you listen to the movie full mix you can hear a little of his screeching here, but they also blended a 2nd take with reverb, compression, all that. Edit - HOLY those sets!!!!
One of the truly best films of the 80s , i remember being fancinated by this film , i loved the sound track to the film my favourits are underground , as the world falls down and within you.
Nobody could’ve done it like Bowie did, gosh I fell in love with him, more as Jareth, he’s marvelous. ❤️ The chemistry between him and Jennifer is just beautiful !
14:45 it sounds like Jennifer Connelly was influenced by all the Brits around her in the way that she speaks. Just listen to the way she says "actually".
its crazy, i have never cared for musicals, david bowie music or puppet styled movies. but yet 25 years after seeing it for the first time, the labyrinth is still my favorite movie. it truly is magic.
Absolutely amazing movie, one of my favorites of the 80s. So many creative geniuses involved; the first starring role in a major film for future Oscar winner, Jennifer Connelly; and the soon-to-be Dr. Beverly Crusher of Star Trek:TNG, Cheryl "Gates" McFadden, as the movement choreographer. Monty Python's Terry Jones writes the script, George Lucas co-produces, Jim's son Brian is the voice for Hoggle, and of course... David Bowie. Amazing.
43:38 Here comes David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly. (Both amazing, Jennifer doing all the actions in the movie. Wow!) Speedily dancing by. Having fun, imagine being in her place. It would be wonderful to act in this movie. Jim said "We all had a lot of fun doing it." Perfect timing here.
It's amazing to see how much work and effort go into making a movie like it. It's still magical even after seeing all the behind the scenes. Thank you for sharing.
David bowie has been the man of my dreams since I was 6 years old the song he wrote and performed in this movie are perfect and so is he with or without the hair I even like the hair since that is the first way I seen him but the songs he made for it makes me melt inside
The sets and designs here are extraordinary! The Superb amount of work and dedication that has gone into every detail is astonishing! It's probably the only film from my childhood that is just as magical now as it was to me back then. I LOVE this film!
This is so amazing to watch and so fun to see how they created all of these characters. David Bowie and Jim Henson were both such incredible humans. They are so very missed.
God, how I wish Jim was here to see how his labor of love turned into one of the greatest cult classics of all time. He was devastated when it did so poorly in theaters. If he only knew what was to come. My favorite movie of all time! RIP Jim & David 💗😭
Don't worry, his wife Jane said that he lived long enough to see how the cult adoration was growing before he died. Not as much as it is today but it did begin quite early after release.
This is totally a dying art. The talent, imagination, and craftsmanship that went into this.....genious.
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Yes, except genius doesn't have an "o" in it.😅
@@zimtak6418 wow......sorry my misspelling offended you so much
I highly recommend the prequel to a certain film on a certain streaming platform. 😊 I don't know why a certain someone erased the last comment I made. It was a perfectly sane and respectful comment.
i never get tired of watching again and again Jim movies❤️❤️❤️❤️god bless his soul
Sometimes, when watching a behind the scenes, it kills the magic a bit. Here, it somehow makes the film even more magical.
Such a magical movie. I love the old school production.
David bowie was perfectly cast for the part of the goblin king.
Yes ! IMDB "Michael Jackson, Prince, and Mick Jagger were considered to play Goblin King Jareth. Jim Henson preferred Sting, until his kids convinced him that David Bowie (who had reached his peak of mainstream popularity with the "Let's Dance" album) would be best suited to it. Bowie wanted to make a children's movie, liked the concept, and found the script funnier and more amusing than many other contemporary special effects movies."
There is nothing that comes close to the amazing passion and collective artforms of this timeless classic. I saw this twice at the cinema when it was released. It's still one of my all time favourites.
God the amount of effort and hard work that went into films like these… we’ll never get it back
Still one of my favorite movies 😊
Just saw this in theatres other day. Was amazing to see it on the big screen. Very glad I got to enjoy it as it was and still is one of my favorite films from my childhood.
Who else was born the DAY this was released!? June 27th 1986 and I'm just now realizing this beautiful movie was intended for all the divine heroine's that are making their way through their labyrinth! You never had power over ME!! ❤
I'm so jealous of her, I wanna dance with David Bowie😔
15:10 David spoke beautifully about Jennifer
He really did. There is an interview she did and she spoke really highly of him as well. It's a shame they never did another film together
@@taylordowning2533 yes its really sad :(
@@taylordowning2533 "Jennifer Connelly, Labyrinth Press Kit (1986)
"Jennifer was absolutely right for the part of Sarah. She's extremely pretty, with looks rather like those of the teenage Elizabeth Taylor. She's also a damn good actress and was a joy to work with.""
Working with babies had its problems, but then I tried directing chickens.....🤣
“That chicken is not gonna be a star.” 🤣
Fucking PEDOVORES!!! Your time is UP!!!
@@clobutterfly wtf b*tch haha
Sounds like that's up the alley of The Great Gonzo!
BEST FILM EVER MADE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this movie made me fall in love with David Bowie...up until now i am a fan...
Me too
@@jessica5497 whus Bowie?
same to me but with Jennifer Connelly.. I was just a 8 years old kid
Yes, sister! Me too!
@@jessica5497 Why did you fall in love?
0:44. I love how they’re all giving to Underground
I loved this film as a kid, it was my introduction to David Bowie.
No matter how much time passes this film is pure genius and they don’t make films like this anymore. And I hope they don’t remake it, CGI won’t be the same. And no one will replace Bowie.
And if they do, then hopefully in the style of Netflix's dark crystal series.
Bad news, they're making a sequel
@@artemisiakyrell7727 really.... it won’t be the same with Bowie. But I guess the new Dark Crystal was a success and if they do a similar thing it could be good.
@@Waggers789 They're also rebooting The Storyteller with Neil Gaiman.
@@artemisiakyrell7727 Untitled Labyrinth Project www.imdb.com/title/tt2833840/
Saw this when I was 6. What an amazing ride
This is pure genius
Love this song ,R,I,P David Bowie.
No matter how many adult jokes people point out, this will always be my favorite introduction to David Bowie, when I heard about his death, my sisters and I watched Labyrinth and I immediately loved it
Shame we never got a *film* sequel with David Bowie... 😭
Sequels are always bad because they are about money, unless there is a pre planned story
I don't think Labyrinth needed a sequel anyway.
@@chucklemuchuckle2170 True. Just look at the Terminator films after T2... 😅
@@jaredruff9823 True as well. I just really miss Bowie... 😟
@@jaredruff9823 well, i wanted to see a sequel in sometime in 2020's
Chills watching Bowie recording Underground.
Chaka Kahn, Cissy Houston, Luther Vandross (background singers), Albert Collins (blues guitar) and produced by Atlantic Records' Arif Mardin.
@@minty_Joe Notice all the vocals blend together perfectly, as if a gospel choir.
I have to say Labyrinth was one of my favorite movies of all time, I must have seen it more times than I can remember. The amount of effort that when into making this film is incredible, I think that's why this film still stands the the test of time, Jim Henson is truly a legend and a magician.
I love jim hensons voice. He sounds like kermit to me. Its a warm and comforting voice that fills me with nostalgia.
He was the original voice if you did not know. ua-cam.com/video/LOBn86_DAZU/v-deo.html
God the Goblin King was beautiful. I was so in love with him as a kid!
I wish we as a society could go back to making movies like this, with real sets and puppets. Movies were so much more magical back then...
I lived in comunistic land in 1986.I did know,that David Bowie and Jim Henson were doing a movie ,but I (very loving fan of DB) didn't know if I will have a chance to see it.I was abnormally nervous,I cry a lot,but I have only one hope- ORF-Austrian television.I don't remember when,but I saw this genial movie.I was happy as can be.But I had video with it after a many years.
I love DB from my 12 and I will love him forever.(Sorry my English.)
If Micheal Jackson was Jareth it would have been a very different film .. I can imagine Sting could have carried it off but David was in one word “magic”
I agree! I think David was perfect for the part, but I could also see Sting as well too.
If it had been Michael Jackson it never would’ve become a cult classic.
@@SamiLo2 it probably would have in the black community... just like the wiz. But as much as I love MJ, the wiz is awful, especially compared to Flemings version.
@@MultiEyeball123 And in the Jim Henson community as well.
MJ instead (in 1986) worked on another Disney/Henson/Lucasfilm project called "Captain EO" for Disney World in Orlando FL.
I always say with much pride. This was the first film I saw in theaters. Craftsmanship at it best. Thanks for uploading
I didn't like it when it first came out because it wasn't like Dark Crystal but it's grown on me since then. The thing I remember most was my jeans weren't fully dried from the dryer and the movie theater was arctically air conditioned...maybe that's why I didn't enjoy myself, come to think of it....
CGI will NEVER beat the charm and craftsmanship of movies like this.
Rest in peace David you are always going to be loved by many generations
And Jim Henson
Man I feel so blessed to have grown up with Jim Hansen’s puppet shows.
and how would one feel having David stare in your eyes in the ballroom scene--OMG--wow.
I would melt
Would fold instantly
I just realized how much I need to watch this movie again. My father and I used to watch it together. It is hilarious,romantic, and saddening at the same time, and that's hard to find in a movie!!! ❤
I used watch this movie up to 3 times day when I was a kid 😄
Yep! Me too!
I still do 😂😂
SAMEEE!
@@scott6504 me too
Same😭💀
My favourite jim henson film is labyrinth and David bowie has a great taste of music in this movie
I loved Labyrinth! One of my favorites movies!
I wish they would have included the doors and the man with the bird on his hat the rocks in the underground
Amazing. All the work, the details.... That is dedication to craft and imagination. I got kinda sad though watching this knowing that its a lost art form, not just puppetering but having that level of dedication on all levels. Makes me long for childhood and the simpler days so much..
That isn't true. Movie makers love their craft no less now. I think the sad thing is how the entertainment industry is so ugly and political right now( I don't mean like politics like Democrats and Republicans, although certainly that is there too. I mean more like people trying to push each other out of the way, and manipulating each other. Plus too much of who you know and not what you know.) People who work on CGI are every bit as artistic and detail oriented. Visual artists will always love details. Compuer or not; Its still all coming from a human sketching.
meow bastard HAWHAW YOURE SO EDGY
I was kind of late for this movie. My dad bought it for my sis and I when I was 14 and we both loved it. We were so opposite because I let it out that I would have ended up with him and that is how I fell in love with David Bowie.
Sidney Jarillo I’ve been watching this movie since I was 4. I’ve been listening to David Bowie since I was 1. I’m now 14. Bowie is still my idol. Labyrinth is still one of my favorite movies😁
MASSIVE RESPECT for everyone involved in this wonderful piece of artwork AND to do a making of documentary. I've always loved the film. David Bowie was born to play his role in this, anyone else would have been an imposter. R.I.P. all the amazing talents who made this possible 🥰
It's fascinating, that such a complicated scene 19:43 that there is so much work going into making this seamless and natural. As an adult in her mid thirties, I still play this occasionally in my car and think of the movie scene, and had NO IDEA how much work went into it for it's time!!!!
I always loved this movie.
It looks amazing, good carsting, funny jokes and nice songs.
It’s bittersweet to watch it now, after we lost Bowie, Jones and Henson.
But since a kid it was one of my favorite film, and will remain so forever.
Love it 💜
❤
There's no fucking way a film like this could be made today in the manner that this was. And that is a damn shame.
SO TRUE JOSETT
My aunt showed me this Movie as a child, 20 now and made sure to show all my friends 😂
Who just watched this great movie in 2019? I just saw it on New Year’s Day lol started off my year with a good movie, this year will be a great year for me because I’m getting out of the nursing home where im currently recovering from a brain aneurysm 🤕
Awesome!! Enjoy the new year and congrats!
This was the first movie I saw this year. I watched it with my friend at like 1:00am after the New Years party. Ofc id seen it before tho😂 I used to watch this movie all the time when I was little and not to mention David Bowie has basically always been my idol
Prayers for you! God loves you ❤️. I hope you’re doing well now
The lady who is the choreographer is none other than Gates McFadden doctor crusher on Star Trek the next generation
As a 3D animator, it still amazes me how much time and effort it took to make these amazing sets. There is just something genuine and organic about the results that you can't really replicate no matter how advanced the programs are imo. It must've been fun to work with, I would've loved to have a chance to work in those kinds of sets, so much creativity!
12:46 I didn't expect that LOL
Hola, soy de México, acabo de ver esto en pleno 2024, pero fue mi infancia. Sólo paso a decir que Jennifer estaba muy hermosa y conocí a David por esta película, y la escena donde bailan juntos me ponía y me sigue poniendo muy celosa 💔 David es mi crush de infancia en este personaje, no puedo con tanta perfección dios mío. ✨ QUE GRAN PELÍCULA, GRACIAS POR TODO AL CLÁSICO HOLLYWOOD.
I knew every single line and song from the movie. I have the song Underground as a ring tone 🎶♥️
Fantastic movie and David brought such magic to the film. Pure gold 👍🏼
An absolute masterpiece. My favourite childhood film. They dont make them like this anymore. Everything is computerised now.
I was six years old, the first time I saw this movie. It's one of my earliest memories of life, and it was also the first time I ever heard a British accent. It happened at a party, and I'd sneaked away from my mother to find out what the older kids were watching in the den. When my mom found me and pulled me away, I asked her, "Why is that man talking funny?" She had to explain to me where England was on a globe owned by the family, throwing the party.
cute memory, thanks for sharing :)
@@BrianNIL You're welcome.
Watched this every night for like two months thank you 2020
labyrinth made a difference to me Jim ❤️
I really hope they treated that young lady with respect 🙏 and love! It looks like it was a healthy atmosphere. Bowie does it all!
That part where he comes over the edge of the landing is so creepy
I love this movie, the memories it conjures, and I love everyone else who grew up in the 80s and experienced the true magic of real movie making. Peace!
The staircase scenes always fascinated me!
Imagine being called BEAUTIFUL by THE David Bowie I would die
Same
Amazing job
Amazing soundtrack
Amazing movie 👏👏👏
"Ello" the sweetest and cutest warm ever ;)
Sad that budgets are so bloated in the industry that movies aren't made like this collaboration was anymore. Thank Glob the late Jim, David, Terry and company made this brilliant work of classic storytelling no longer available due to studios unwilling to take the risks on practical effects and original world building in service of creators' vision.
Sadder yet that this doc was only released in clips by The Jim Henson Company channel, still sadder that this and the latter doesn't have captions for those who need them for accessibility sake.
Bloated budgets? Dude, Labyrinth had a budget of $25 million!
the baby Toby Froud and Teenage Jennifer Connelly looks cute and adorable 😊.
A truly brilliant film! Thanks for posting. You remind me of the babe...
cybertail What babe?
Nouvelle Terre what power?
@@dannymaciejewski The power of Voodoo
Nouvelle Terre YOU DO!
I will always love this movie!! Jareth will always be one of my all time favorite characters:)
I just remembered that David passed.....and my heart just sank and to be honest I’m a little jealous of the girl aha
Jennifer connelly? I’m jealous of Bowie!
He didn’t pass, he’s just in the Labyrinth.
8:44 Even the vulture is dancing to the beat!
15:11 aww 🥺
Love this film. David Bowie. His music. The world of the labyrinth. Everything is perfect. Would of loved a sequel. The staircase scene at the end is amazing.
Holy Crap. Doctor Beverly Crusher from StarTrek: TNG was the lead choreographer!
I always thought that was her sister. She had a twin sister, who played her part on Star Trek the episode where she taught data how to dance.
You saw it too!
holy shit, it was her twin that was in TNG, .... Gates McFadden played Crusher. :o
She's the same person. Gates McFadden is a stage name.
Luv this movie so much inspired me too luv puppets it’s just so entertaining OKAY I HATE YOU IF YOU HATE THE MOVIE
Wow, it's very interesting to hear Bowie's raw recorded voice in "Magic Dance"... If you listen to the movie full mix you can hear a little of his screeching here, but they also blended a 2nd take with reverb, compression, all that.
Edit - HOLY those sets!!!!
"working with a baby had its problems. but then i tried directing chickens...." - Jim Henson
By far my favourite movie! I have the full poster tattooed on my arm! So glad i can see the people who made the magic happen 💜💜
I have a Jareth tattoo on my leg. I had run out of arm space 🙁
This movie is very magical and miss David bowie and others
One of the truly best films of the 80s , i remember being fancinated by this film , i loved the sound track to the film my favourits are underground , as the world falls down and within you.
Nobody could’ve done it like Bowie did, gosh I fell in love with him, more as Jareth, he’s marvelous. ❤️
The chemistry between him and Jennifer is just beautiful !
I love you David Bowie
Shari n team did an awesome job with hoggle. Amazing job guys
14:45 it sounds like Jennifer Connelly was influenced by all the Brits around her in the way that she speaks. Just listen to the way she says "actually".
its crazy, i have never cared for musicals, david bowie music or puppet styled movies. but yet 25 years after seeing it for the first time, the labyrinth is still my favorite movie. it truly is magic.
9:17 Drawing Scene from sqeek, Røem Bååbå, Aêlst, Septì Müs, Dâshe, Börgis Khân, The twin Goblin Knight with A Shield Face,
I imagine the remake/sequel will be made using a ton of CG instead of puppetry... may it never be made.
Absolutely amazing movie, one of my favorites of the 80s. So many creative geniuses involved; the first starring role in a major film for future Oscar winner, Jennifer Connelly; and the soon-to-be Dr. Beverly Crusher of Star Trek:TNG, Cheryl "Gates" McFadden, as the movement choreographer. Monty Python's Terry Jones writes the script, George Lucas co-produces, Jim's son Brian is the voice for Hoggle, and of course... David Bowie. Amazing.
jim henson i know that voice anywhere he voices kermit the frog
The passion and hard work he put into this movie. He is forever missed.
43:38 Here comes David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly. (Both amazing, Jennifer doing all the actions in the movie. Wow!) Speedily dancing by. Having fun, imagine being in her place. It would be wonderful to act in this movie. Jim said "We all had a lot of fun doing it." Perfect timing here.
It's amazing to see how much work and effort go into making a movie like it. It's still magical even after seeing all the behind the scenes. Thank you for sharing.
My ultimate fave childhood movie
David bowie has been the man of my dreams since I was 6 years old the song he wrote and performed in this movie are perfect and so is he with or without the hair I even like the hair since that is the first way I seen him but the songs he made for it makes me melt inside
The sets and designs here are extraordinary! The Superb amount of work and dedication that has gone into every detail is astonishing! It's probably the only film from my childhood that is just as magical now as it was to me back then. I LOVE this film!
This is so amazing to watch and so fun to see how they created all of these characters. David Bowie and Jim Henson were both such incredible humans. They are so very missed.
George Lucas had something to do with The Labyrinth? Woah..40 year old here, and I had no idea.
The Bog of Eternal Stench is Jim's hat's off to Mel Brooks, whose classic Blazing Saddles made that scene possible.