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"The voice of the Count..." *eye twitch* Somewhere, I can hear Frank Oz screaming, "WE DON'T JUST DO THE BLEEPING VOICES PEOPLE!"

Yes, in addition to his brilliant performing abilities, his vocal range was unparalleled. It's mind blowing when you think that the gentleman who plays sweet little Robin also voiced the High Priest, SkekZok! Also, a little happy, from our own Mr. Nelson:

Talented vocalist, brilliant puppeteer, creator of hundreds of memorable characters. All around nice guy. What a life you had, Mr. Nelson! We will miss you.

Mmkay. With Swamp Thing, pictured in avatar. (A year ago) From a few days ago. All serious n bull. There ya go. Woop.

http://www.dsoundz.co.uk/2012/08/07/labyrinth-the-25th-anniversary-podcast#.UDaJTOUX1uI Did anyone see this? Really great interview with ACH Smith, writer of the "The Dark Crystal" and "Labyrinth" novelizations, as well as many of his own works.

Happy Birthday to Richard Hunt! He somehow ALWAYS gets passed over by the general public, despite being one of the most talented Muppet performers of all time.

http://oceanhouseevents.com/?p=4690 I was rather shocked to discover Dave Goelz himself will be performing in Rhode Island for a one-night event. If I can get down from New York City for Sunday, I'm so going! :-D

Hey, if I was Oz, the last of the original trio of Juhl, Henson, and Oz (Jane retired early), I would feel kind of offended by the executives at Disney passing over a script written by my dead friends and collaborators in favor of some upstarts' fan fiction.

When will people stop asking Oz about character VOICES? Gahaaa.

I agree. I wasn't saying the movie was good or bad because of this. It was just an observation. Or, maybe he meant what he said. No need to speculate about it. He's a man of a few words, and the words he chooses, he chooses very carefully. I do agree that they should have asked him about...

This is exactly it, Beauregard. It's the same thing with the musical numbers in The Muppets, for me. The reason why they didn't reach the same level as the songs in the original Muppet Movie is because they were songs made for the movie and the characters, that don't work outside the context of...

Great (but short!) interview, where Oz talks about the Muppets and a little about directing TDC. Another good one: