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thanks for the clip, they seem to have so much fun on set, great job for some lucky people eh!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Vintage-Firey-Labyrinth-Toy-Jim-Henson-Puppet-Very-RARE_W0QQitemZ9134383034QQcategoryZ53593QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem currently over £230 great pics for fans to see the memorabilia.

I don't think that Bowie would take up his role again, even if it be a broadway show, I don't really know, but I think it seems unlikely, maybe they have to contact him for permission, if they want to use the songs etc. Or even possibly requesting envolvement artisically for more songs? Who...

Just thinking about Labyrinth on the big screen makes my eyes pop out! :excited: If only! But sadly I don't think this would happen.

"Still great to hear that "something" is under consideration." Yay! this has made me go all tingly! I wonder what they have up their sleeves? To be honest it really could be absolutely anything and I would still jump for joy.

I mean in relation to the dark crystal novel, I haven't read it and it supposibly goes into move depth of the story, so in comparison with this I wondered if the synopsis fits?

So now all the excitement and/or shock horror has died down what do all the real fans think of the story? I searched for the exteneded version of the synopsis posted here, and someone posted it on the other thread, but no one picked up on it-people wanting to say what they think of the project...

Such a pity! I guess clues to deleted scenes are few and far between then, some scenes do look chopy in dialogue though. But, I guess we should be glad of what we have.

I can't believe I didn't think to find that American release, you are right I usually get miffed about these things, but I guess it really makes sense you being the bigger country and all. At least I will only have to wait a month longer, unlike other things I've been trying to get hold of like...

Nothing! :o Its not ment at them personally! :concern: Its just a general concern for all major events being way down there thats all. :(

You lucky londoner you! I'm from the Uk too, but its too pricey for me to get all the way down there, I hate it, If your not a londoner your *#~*^#!! :cry:

Taken from Froud's official site: GOBLINS OF LABYRINTH RE-PRINT NEWS! We have just completed the design for the Anniversary Edition of GOBLINS OF LABYRINTH to be published by Abrams Books in October 2006. This edition will restore the book to it's original length (GOBLIN COMPANION omitted...

You are right in many ways Davina. I don't think anyone could really imagine how much I was anticipating this and, I went in with giddy excitement, it was after all the first of the companies I have ever got to see in the Cinema, it would be a special experience. I guess going into something...

Yeah I thought so too, which is why I'm curious as to which will be shown, so if anyone can make it, please let us know, possible pictures? ;)

I can't see how you guys and gals being Henson fans fail to see the obvious connections between this and Labyrinth, they are all but too blatant and in some respects dare I say insulting. Good film for a up to date fantasy fix, visuals blow you away etc etc, but for me the comedy didnt work, the...

"The Jim Henson Company, which will provide exhibits of well-known characters from ground-breaking films including “The Dark Crystal” and “Labyrinth.” " This sounds great, doubt we'd see anything like this over in England, you guys get all the best deals! Go see! And tell us all about which...

Wow! Thankyou for saying, that sounds great, I will have to look out for that sword! Yes and in the making of Documentary all the actors/puppeteers that play Hoggle are rehearsing the scene where he first meets Sarah in some rehearsal room, I think they included it to show how the actress...

YES! It would be fabulous to see this film without its polished edges and such! I wonder why we we never given the chance to see the other hour and a half?? I'm imagining more intro to the film, more hurdles that Sarah would have to face in the Labyrinth, more characters? Maybe they rearranged...

This is original quote from Neil Gaiman's blog regarding a viewing that he and Dave Mckean saw in the Henson family house while they worked on the new film. They saw an original three hour version of Labyrinth which inspired Mirrormask!: It's a story about a teenage girl on a strange quest...

:) Thank you. I will search for him in the morning.