An Interview With Brian Henson

[@PuppetNerd]

I was able to see it this past February. It was incredible!

[@ScottJoy]

I am eager for the day when the stars align for me to attend a Puppet Up! performance. It must happen.

[@BradleyPilkerton]

A son of a true legend jim henson ❤

[@5995char]

Going to the July 15th early show! I'm so excited!

[@flyingkatya]

He doesn't necessarily sound like Jim to me but I do have a positive association with his voice and I just realized it's because he played jack pumpkinhead, who is just so cute

[@VanNeuterslove30]

OMG ITS DR PHIL VAN NEUTER!!!!!! SQUEEEEEEEE!!!!

[@ThatChadWithTheAnchorArms]

YOU HAVE BEEN GRACED

[@JeffreySmith-rn3et]

Yes his real voice in that year ok and. Can you tell me what he is voice sounded like as himself In 1955

[@Jeffrey-uq5te]

Ok.

[@Jeffrey-uq5te]

Please

[@JeffreySmith-rn3et]

Ok

[@Jeffrey-uq5te]

Ok what did Jim Henson’s. Voice sound like In 1955?

[@dillontrainvids25]

As much as I like and admire Brian, he helped fire Steve. So there’s that

[@Taydar]

Steve got himself fired.

[@dillontrainvids25]

@@Taydar for standing up for what he believes in? Shitty way to get fired

[@pigslaundry5593]

Obviously we don't know everything that happened behind close doors, so I try not to pick sides, but most info points to Steve being the main reason for his own downfall

[@CinnamonGrrlErin1]

​@pigslaundry5593 personally I think Disney is the real cause of the problems behind the scenes, but you're right about us not knowing the full story. But I noticed that Steve was let go around the same time as Joe Rodhe and John Lasseter, which seems to me like Disney just didn't want people who were used to having a lot of creative control around anymore.

[@Taydar]

@CinnamonGrrlErin1 Joe Rhode retired and John Lasseter was let go for doing some things.

[@JeffreySmith-rn3et]

Ok .