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Labyrinth
When teen Sarah is forced to babysit Toby, her baby stepbrother, she summons Jareth the Goblin King to take him away. When he is actually kidnapped, Sarah is given just thirteen hours to solve a labyrinth and rescue him.
Jim Henson
Casts & Crew
Jennifer Connelly
David Bowie
Toby Froud
Shelley Thompson
Christopher Malcolm
Natalie Finland
Shari Weiser
Brian Henson
Ron Mueck
Warwick Davis
David Shaughnessy
Timothy Bateson
Michael Hordern
Denise Bryer
Percy Edwards
Anthony Asbury
Robert Beatty
Jack Purvis
Rob Mills
Dave Goelz
David Alan Barclay
Karen Prell
Frank Oz
Steve Whitmire
Kevin Clash
Anthony Jackson
Douglas Blackwell
David Healy
Toby Philpott
Ian Thom
Charles Augins
Sherry Amott
Danny John-Jules
Cheryl Henson
Kaefan Shaw
Alistair Fullarton
Rollin Krewson
Richard Bodkin
Michael Attwell
Sean Barrett
John Bluthal
Peter Marinker
Kerry Shale
Marc Antona
Kenny Baker
Danny Blackner
Peter Burroughs
Toby Denver Clark
Tessa Crockett
Malcolm Dixon
Anthony Georghiou
Paul Grant
John Key
Andrew Herd
Richard Jones
Mark Lisle
Peter Mandell
Linda Spriggs
Katie Purvis
Nicholas Read
Albert Wilkinson
Penny Stead
Michael Henbury Ballan
Elfrida Ashworth
Margaret Foyer
Elizabeth A. Gilbert
Louise Gold
Moira Grant
San Lee
Janis Mackintosh
Penny Marsden
Kim Mendez
Wendy Millward
Leonie Palette
Caroline Pope
Sharon White
John Aron
Terry Dane
Derek Hartley
Douglas Howes
Christopher Preston
Peter Salmon
Peter Sim
Graeme Sneddon
Graham Tudor-Phillips
David Turner
Barrie J. Wilkinson
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