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Here's some more info about upcoming movies from JHC, including the Edward Gorey story. Note that Brian Henson is set to direct Susan's Coopers "The Boggart." Pretty sweet. 
http://www.henson.com/company/20070205.html
This site also has some additional info: http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Henson-Company-Plans-3-Movies-4433.html
At this point it's a bit too early to do much forecasting, but I agree with the opinion of the second site that JHC needs to be careful not to fall too in love with computers. It's definitely a tricky balance between animatronics and CGI. I think the subject matters for the three movies are perfect for JHC, though.
http://www.henson.com/company/20070205.html
This site also has some additional info: http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Henson-Company-Plans-3-Movies-4433.html
At this point it's a bit too early to do much forecasting, but I agree with the opinion of the second site that JHC needs to be careful not to fall too in love with computers. It's definitely a tricky balance between animatronics and CGI. I think the subject matters for the three movies are perfect for JHC, though.