Jim Henson's Labyrinth: The Novelization

Product Information

Ambrosius", Sir Didymus' canine steed, was voiced by Percy Edwards, who had previously supplied the voice of "Fizzgig" in The Dark Crystal. This beautiful hardcover features unpublished goblin illustrations by legendary illustrator and concept artist Brian Froud and an exclusive peek into Jim Henson's creative process with 50 never-before-seen pages from his personal journal, detailing the initial conception of his ideas for LABYRINTH. Jones has said that his version of the script was "about the world, and about people who are more interested in manipulating the world than actually baring themselves at all".

After flipping it inside out I ironed things down, then went around the edge of the rectangle with a top stitch to close up the gap. After finishing my book I did tweak the design slightly to try and enlarge the little circles/leaves, I haven’t yet tested out that new cut but I’m hoping it is a little less fiddly. The film's concept designer Brian Froud, who had previously collaborated with Henson on The Dark Crystal, has stated that the character of Jareth was influenced by a diverse range of literary sources. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.

Labyrinth has developed a significant internet fan following since the early 1990s, and, as of 2021, FanFiction. Had I planned from the start to make the cover for the paperback version I think I probably would’ve added some sort of interfacing to the cover to stiffen the cover a bit. Other tie-in adaptations included a read-along storybook produced by Buena Vista Records, which came with either a 7" 33⅓ RPM record [115] or cassette tape.

Despite his feeling unworthy of forgiveness for his betrayal, Sarah and the others welcome him back, and they enter the city together. So, for example, the Goblin King could say something like: “You and your friends are making your way through a walled maze section of the Labyrinth when you come across a goblin stumbling around with his helmet on backwards.

Times of transition are always magic […] And the film is about going through that little period of transition. A range of merchandise was produced to accompany the film's release, including plush toys of Sir Didymus and Ludo, a board game, a computer game, and multiple jigsaw puzzles.