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The Jim Henson Company, an established leader in innovative and iconic entertainment, has tapped Shout! Studios, a multi-platform media company, for a new worldwide distribution agreement for Jim Henson’s renowned fantasy adventure movies LABYRINTH (starring David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly) and THE DARK CRYSTAL (starring Jim Henson, Kathryn Mullen, and Frank Oz), including streaming, video-on-demand, broadcast, digital download, and all packaged media, as well as limited non-theatrical rights. The announcement was made today by Kerry Novick, Vice President of Global Distribution at The Jim Henson Company, and Shout! Studios Executive Vice President, Melissa Boag.In addition to the popular cult hits LABYRINTH and THE DARK CRYSTAL, this multi-year distribution alliance also provides Shout! Studios with the same global distribution rights for the fan-favorite behind-the-scenes specials INSIDE THE LABYRINTH and THE WORLD OF THE DARK CRYSTAL. Shout! Studios plans an extensive rollout of the two ground-breaking movies as well as the related specials content, beginning with the digital release of LABYRINTH and THE DARK CRYSTAL across all major digital entertainment platforms on February 6, 2024."Jim Henson was a prolific and deeply creative artist, innovating both filmmaking and puppetry with these iconic fantasy films that have come to define the genre over the decades since their release,” said Kerry Novick, Vice President of Global Distribution at The Jim Henson Company. “With our new partner Shout! Studios, fans will easily be able to enjoy The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth and their respective making-of specials, and new audiences around the world will be introduced to these seminal titles that are such an important part of Jim Henson’s legacy.”“We are very excited about the new opportunity with The Jim Henson Company. Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal are timeless fantasy movie adventures that captivate audiences around the world. It is truly remarkable to see these two movies and their extraordinary characters enchant a new generation of pop culture fans,” stated Melissa Boag, Shout! Studios Executive Vice President, Kids & Family Entertainment.LABYRINTHProduced by The Jim Henson Company and Lucasfilm Ltd. with creatures brought to life by Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, LABYRINTH was directed by Jim Henson, who worked closely with acclaimed artist and Conceptual Designer Brian Froud, and Executive Producer George Lucas to create a mesmerizing fantasy movie adventure.LABYRINTH, starring David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly, was originally released in 1986. The film is an unforgettable fantasy adventure that follows Sarah Williams (Connelly) as she makes her way through

1936-1990 Latest News: Muppet Creator Jim Henson Featured in New DocumentaryHis creations are known around the world. Now the man behind the Muppets is getting a retrospective moment in the spotlight in the new documentary Jim Henson Idea Man, now streaming on Disney+. Henson died in 1990 at age 53 but remains perhaps the most famous American TV puppeteer. The new documentary explores his inner life and creative innovations.“It’s a shame that we lost him when we did because what he’d be doing with tech today would be very exciting, and he probably would’ve pushed that medium along in a way that we would recognize,” director Ron Howard said. Jim Henson Idea Man premiered at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this month.Watch Jim Henson Idea Man on Disney+Jump to:Who Was Jim Henson?Quick FactsEarly YearsCreating the MuppetsSesame StreetThe Muppet ShowMoviesWife and ChildrenDeathWho Was Jim Henson?Puppeteer Jim Henson was the man behind the Muppets. He started creating his signature characters, including Kermit the Frog, during a TV gig in college. The Muppets reached a new level of fame as stars on Sesame Street, a popular kids’ show that launched in 1969, with Henson voicing and operating Ernie and Kermit, among others. Next, he created The Muppet Show in 1976, and the program for all ages launched several films, including 1979’s The Muppet Movie that Henson directed. The puppeteer received several accolades for his work, including Emmys, Grammys, and a Peabody Award. Henson died of pneumonia at age 53 in May 1990.Quick FactsFULL NAME: James Maury HensonBORN: September 24, 1936DIED: May 16, 1990BIRTHPLACE: Greenville, MississippiSPOUSE: Jane Henson (1959-1990)CHILDREN: Lisa, Cheryl, Brian, John, and HeatherASTROLOGICAL SIGN: LibraEarly YearsJames Maury Henson, better known as Jim Henson, was born on September 24, 1936, in Greenville, Mississippi. He spent his early years in nearby Leland with his parents, Betty and Paul Henson, and his older brother, Paul. The family moved to the Hyattsville, Maryland, outside of Washington D.C., when Jim was in fifth grade.At a young age, Jim was drawn to the arts. His maternal grandmother was a painter, quilter, and needleworker who encouraged his creative passions, including his puppetry. Well before his teen years, Henson was performing puppetry for audiences, including his fellow Cub Scouts.His youth was also spent toying with different visual mediums, including television, which he adored. TV puppeteers Burr Tillstrom, of the show Kukla, Fran and Ollie, as well as Bil and Cora

The Television Academy Hall of Fame.MoviesThe Muppet Show spawned movies, too. The first was 1979’s The Muppet Movie followed by 1981’s The Great Muppet Caper, which marked Henson’s directorial debut for a feature film. Three years later, The Muppets Take Manhattan released. (Since their creator’s death, Henson’s characters have continued to appear in movies, most recently 2011’s The Muppets, starring Jason Segel and Amy Adams, and the 2014 sequel Muppets Most Wanted, with Ricky Gervais and Tina Fey.)Other Henson-directed movies followed, including 1982’s The Dark Crystal and 1986’s Labyrinth, which was produced by George Lucas and starred David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly. The Dark Crystal was particular noteworthy for its groundbreaking mix of puppetry and animatronics. Henson also created the animatronic costumes for the 1990 live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie.Wife and ChildrenHenson was married to his wife, Jane Henson, for 31 years, though the couple separated toward the end of Jim’s life. The pair initially met while students at the University of Maryland when she was still Jane Nebel. Jim asked for her help with his first TV program, Sam and Friends, in 1955. They continued working together for many years through The Jim Henson Company, which they founded together.Their wedding was in May 1959, and Jim and Jane quickly began having children. Between 1960 and 1965, they welcomed two girls, Lisa and Cheryl, followed by two boys, Brian and John. Their youngest, a daughter named Heather, was born in 1970.Getty ImagesJane Henson in August 2010Eventually, Jim and Jane’s marriage broke down. They separated in 1986 but never legally divorced. Still, Jane was integral in continuing her estranged husband’s legacy after his death. She established the Jim Henson Legacy, dedicated to preserving and perpetuating the late puppeteer’s contributions to the world, in 1992. She also helped run The Jim Henson Foundation, founded in 1982 by Jim to support American puppet theater. Jane died in April 2013.All five of the couple’s children have been involved in the family business. Lisa currently serves as CEO of The Jim Henson Company, as Brian, Cheryl, and Heather are on its board of directors. John was also a board member until his death in 2014. Like their father, Brian, John, and Heather became puppeteers. Lisa and Brian have also taken up the family mantle of creating television shows and movies, primarily as producers and directors. In addition to her role in The Jim Henson

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‘Grendel’ Images Bring the Classic Monster Off the Pages and Onto the Screen [Exclusive] Sign in to your Collider account Image via Jim Henson’s Creature Shop/Herne Hill Media Today, Collider is joining forces with The Jim Henson Company to give readers an exclusive behind-the-scenes sneak peek of the upcoming live-action fantasy flick, Grendel. Based on John Gardner’s 1971 novel of the same name, the movie allows the villain from the Old English poem, Beowulf, to step into the spotlight and tell his version of the events. Stacked with a cast that includes Jeff Bridges (The Big Lebowski) as the titular monster and Dave Bautista (Knock at the Cabin) as the warrior Beowulf, the production looks like it will be yet another hit to come from the legendary company. Pulling the curtain back and revealing the magic that went into bringing Grendel off the pages and onto the screen, viewers are invited to step into Jim Henson’s Creature Shop and watch the movie unfold — one dream at a time. The images unveil the early stages of design, featuring a pen and ink illustration from the project’s director, Robert D. Krzykowski, that shows the helmer’s very first imaginings. From there, you can flip through the process as the crafty and creative minds at the Creature Shop build and fit the costume with Jim Henson’s son, Brian Henson, leading the charge. Another shot catches Krzykowski and Henson outside the office, taking in a bit of fresh air, celebrating the incredible work they’ve accomplished. 'Grendel' Has Long Been On the Director's Mind Collider’s Arezou Amin recently had a chance to chat with Krzykowski about his latest title. During their conversation, the director shared plenty of bits and pieces about how Grendel will compare stylistically to the other Creature Shop projects that came before it and why this was the story that called to him. Opening up about the latter, the director says that his fascination with Grendel went all the way back to his teenage years when he cracked open the novel in high school. He explained: “It was taught to us, and the teacher was this bearded professorial guy that paced back and forth in front of the class and performed it, and it just felt so cinematic, and theatrical, and I just loved its sense of humor and its look at philosophy and religion and art and culture. It just fascinated me and I never really stopped thinking about it.” Krzykowski went on to explain that it was his “dream” to get Jim Henson’s Creature Shop on board for the production, believing that it was something that would fit their brand perfectly. As luck would have it, the filmmaker says that