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Labyrinth (1986) - film poster, directed by Jim Henson

Labyrinth

1986
1h 41min United Kingdom Feature
Directed by
Jim Henson
Not currently streaming on CaSTV

Synopsis

Frustrated with babysitting on yet another weekend night, Sarah, a teenager with an active imagination, summons the Goblins to take her baby stepbrother away. When little Toby actually disappears, Sarah must follow him into a fantastical world to rescue him from the Goblin King. Guarding his castle is the labyrinth itself, a twisted maze of deception, populated with outrageous characters and unknown dangers.

Key facts

Cast David Bowie, Jennifer Connelly, Toby Froud, Shelley Thompson, Christopher Malcolm, Brian Henson, David Shaughnessy, Ron Mueck
Original language English
First release June 27, 1986 (Canada)
Production companies Lucasfilm, The Jim Henson Company

Crew

Screenplay Elaine May, Terry Jones
Producer Eric Rattray
Cinematography Alex Thomson
Editing John Grover
Music Trevor Jones

Québec / French

Québec classification General
Classification date August 21, 2007

Trailer

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Titles
Original title Labyrinth
Québec French title Labyrinthe
Soundtracks
Vinyl LP Labyrinth (From The Original Soundtrack Of The Jim Henson Film) - Trevor Jones (1986) 34 releases, 1986-2026: Capitol Records, EMI, EMI America, Portrait
CD Labyrinth (From The Original Soundtrack Of The Jim Henson Film) - Trevor Jones (1986) 19 releases, 1986-2015: CD Media Records, EMI, EMI America, EMI USA (+1 more)
Cassette Labyrinth (From The Original Soundtrack Of The Jim Henson Film) - Trevor Jones (1986) 18 releases, 1986: EMI, EMI America, Iris Record Studio, Team Records
Releases & classifications
Theatrical Canada June 27, 1986
Theatrical Finland June 27, 1986
Theatrical Mexico June 27, 1986
Theatrical Netherlands June 27, 1986
Theatrical Portugal June 27, 1986
Theatrical United States June 27, 1986
Theatrical Japan July 26, 1986
Theatrical United Kingdom December 1, 1986
Theatrical France December 2, 1986
Theatrical Australia December 4, 1986
Theatrical Germany December 11, 1986
Theatrical Sweden December 12, 1986
Theatrical Spain December 19, 1986
Theatrical Ireland December 19, 1986
Theatrical Brazil December 25, 1986
Theatrical Italy January 8, 1987
Theatrical Denmark February 20, 1987
Theatrical Hungary July 7, 1988
Television Sweden July 5, 1997
Classification Germany 12
Classification United Kingdom U
Classification United States PG
Versions & editions
Home video Sweden December 18, 1987
Home video South Korea February 27, 1989
Home video Russia September 29, 2005
Home video Sweden November 23, 2005
Home video Netherlands December 1, 2005
Home video Sweden October 28, 2009
Home video Netherlands November 5, 2009
Home video Russia June 9, 2011
Home video Sweden September 26, 2016
Full credits
Director Jim Henson
Cast David Bowie (Jareth), Jennifer Connelly (Sarah), Toby Froud (Toby), Shelley Thompson (Stepmother), Christopher Malcolm (Father), Brian Henson (Hoggle / Goblin (voice)), David Shaughnessy (Didymus / The Hat), Ron Mueck (Ludo / Firey 2 / Goblin (voice)), Timothy Bateson (The Worm / Goblin (voice)), Denise Bryer (The Junk Lady (voice)), Dave Goelz (Didymus / The Hat / The Four Guards / Left Door Knocker / Firey 3 (voice)), Karen Prell (The Worm / The Junk Lady / Firey 2), David Alan Barclay (Didymus / Firey 1), Frank Oz (The Wiseman), Michael Hordern (The Wiseman (voice)), Steve Whitmire (The Four Guards / Firey 4 / Ambrosius (voice)), Kevin Clash (The Four Guards / Firey 1 / Ambrosius (voice)), Natalie Finland (Fairy), Shari Weiser (Hoggle), Rob Mills (Ludo / Firey 3), Anthony Asbury (The Four Guards / Right Door Knocker / Firey 5), Anthony Jackson (The Four Guards / Goblin (voice)), Douglas Blackwell (The Four Guards / Goblin (voice)), David Healy (Right Door Knocker (voice)), Robert Beatty (Left Door Knocker (voice)), Toby Philpott (Firey 1), Ian Thom (Firey 2), Charles Augins (Firey 2 (voice)), Sherry Amott (Firey 3), Danny John-Jules (Firey 3 / Firey 4 (voice)), Cheryl Henson (Firey 4), Kaefan Shaw (Firey 4), Alistair Fullarton (Firey 5), Rollie Krewson (Firey 5), Richard Bodkin (Firey 5 (voice)), Percy Edwards (Ambrosius (voice)), Michael Attwell (Goblin (voice)), Sean Barrett (Goblin (voice)), John Bluthal (Goblin (voice)), Peter Marinker (Goblin (voice)), Kerry Shale (Goblin (voice)), Marc Antona (Goblin Corps), Kenny Baker (Goblin Corps), Danny Blackner (Goblin Corps), Peter Burroughs (Goblin Corps), Toby Denver Clark (Goblin Corps), Tessa Crockett (Goblin Corps), Warwick Davis (Goblin Corps), Malcolm Dixon (Goblin Corps), Anthony Georghiou (Goblin Corps), Paul Grant (Goblin Corps), John Key (Goblin Corps), Andrew Herd (Goblin Corps), Richard Jones (Goblin Corps), Jack Purvis (Goblin Corps), Mark Lisle (Goblin Corps), Peter Mandell (Goblin Corps), Linda Spriggs (Goblin Corps), Katie Purvis (Goblin Corps), Nicholas Read (Goblin Corps), Albert Wilkinson (Goblin Corps), Penny Stead (Goblin Corps), Michael Henbury Ballan (Goblin Corps), Elfrida Ashworth (Ballroom Dancer), Margaret Foyer (Ballroom Dancer), Elizabeth A. Gilbert (Ballroom Dancer), Louise Gold (Ballroom Dancer), Moira Grant (Ballroom Dancer), San Lee (Ballroom Dancer), Janis Mackintosh (Ballroom Dancer), Penny Marsden (Ballroom Dancer), Kim Mendez (Ballroom Dancer), Wendy Millward (Ballroom Dancer), Leonie Palette (Ballroom Dancer), Caroline Pope (Ballroom Dancer), Sharon White (Ballroom Dancer), John Aron (Ballroom Dancer), Terry Dane (Ballroom Dancer), Derek Hartley (Ballroom Dancer), Douglas Howes (Ballroom Dancer), Christopher Preston (Ballroom Dancer), Peter Salmon (Ballroom Dancer), Peter Sim (Ballroom Dancer), Graeme Sneddon (Ballroom Dancer), Graham Tudor-Phillips (Ballroom Dancer), David Turner (Ballroom Dancer), Barrie J. Wilkinson (Ballroom Dancer), Jim Henson (Goblins (uncredited))
Screenplay Elaine May, Terry Jones
Story Dennis Lee, Jim Henson
Producer Eric Rattray
Executive producer David Lazer, George Lucas
Cinematography Alex Thomson
Editing John Grover
Music Trevor Jones
Production design Elliot Scott
Visual effects Jason Reed
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q278053
IMDb tt0091369
TMDB 13597
CQ 10319
MCC Québec 25018

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Wikidata (CC0-1.0)

Source: Ministère de la Culture et des Communications du Québec (CC0-1.0)

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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