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Labyrinth is a 1986 musical fantasy film directed by Jim Henson with George Lucas as executive producer. Based on conceptual designs by Brian Froud, the film was written by Terry Jones, and many of its characters are played by puppets produced by Jim Henson's Creature Shop.
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Summaries. Sixteen-year-old Sarah must solve a labyrinth to rescue her baby brother when he is taken by the Goblin King. Sarah is forced by her father and her stepmother to babysit her baby stepbrother, Toby, while they are out. He does not stop crying and she wishes that he would be taken away.
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Sarah was sixteen years old during the events of the film. Sarah was the only child of Robert and Linda Williams, and proved to be highly imaginative, her love of fantasy and theatrics inspired by her mother's acting career. Linda walked out on her family to be with her lover, an actor called Jeremy. After divorcing Linda, Robert married again to a...
At the start of Labyrinth, Sarah is seen acting out a scene from the play The Labyrinthas her sheep-dog Merlin watches. When the town clock strikes seven o' clock, Sarah remembers that she has to babysit her infant brother Toby, quickly raises the skirt of her long gown to reveal a pair of jeans and runs back home. Upon returning home Sarah is told...
Novelization
The film's novelizationprovides a significant amount of additional information on Sarah, including her age and her family background. Sarah is shown to be highly opinionated and judgmental at the start of the novelization, and is especially critical of her step-mother. Sarah is prone to fantasizing, and dreams of having an exciting, glamorous life like her actress mother. Other than this, the characterization of Sarah is largely the same as that in the film.
Storybook
According to Labyrinth: The Storybook Based On The Movie, Sarah is the first "man, woman, or child" to ever reach the center of the Labyrinth.
Marvel Comic Book Adaptation
Sarah is generally portrayed in the same way as the film in this adaptation, however there are some small but note-worthy differences. Instead of fleeing when she notices a clock and remembers Toby as she does in the ballroom scene featured in the film, Sarah tears herself away from Jareth after he leans in to kiss her. She runs from him, crying out 'Oh where am I? Where am I?' At the end, instead of simply defeating Jareth as she does in the film by proclaiming 'You have no power over me' Sa...
At the start of Labyrinth, Sarah is an immature and petulant teenager who envies her infant half-brother . A pan of Sarah's room at the start of the film shows that she has a number of children's books on her shelves, including The Wizard Of Oz, Alice's Adventures In Wonderland and Maurice Sendak's Outside Over There. The reading material shown in ...
Sarah has long, straight, dark brown hair and clear green eyes. She has pale skin, and a slight build.
Jareth
Prior to encountering Jareth directly, Sarah knows him solely as a character in the play The Labyrinth. When she first comes face to face with him, she is terrified and begs him to return her brother. As she goes further into the Labyrinth, she becomes more openly defiant with Jareth and at one point describes his Labyrinth as a 'piece of cake' when confronted by him. When drawn into a dream-world by the enchanted peach given to her by Hoggle, Sarah is shown to be searching the crowd for Jare...
Toby
While Sarah is shown to deeply resent her brother Toby at the start of Labyrinth, she demonstrates that she actually cares for him deeply by taking up Jareth's challenge to get through his Labyrinth in thirteen hours in order to save him. At the end of the film, when Sarah returns home with Toby, she gives him Lancelot - the toy bear she believed had been stolen from her for Toby's sake at the start of the film - and tucks him into his crib. In the manga sequel, she interacts with him a lot m...
Hoggle
When she first meets Hoggle, Sarah is horrified by his gleeful stunning faeries with a spray-gun. Her initial repulsion is tempered when she realizes the faeries are pests, and she attempts to persuade Hoggle to help her find the entrance to the Labyrinth. After asking him the correct question, he shows her the entrance to the Labyrinth, leaving her there to start her journey for herself.
Early concept paintings by Brian Froudproduced to provide inspiration for the look of the film feature a beautiful young woman with long brown hair, and she is the girl who formed the basis for the character. Director Jim Henson told Starlogmagazine that "We began with the idea of a young girl going through the labyrinth to rescue her baby brother....
Sarah Williams on WikipediaSarah at the Internet Movie DatabaseLabyrinth is a 1986 British-American fantasy film, directed by Jim Henson, produced by George Lucas and starring David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly. The screenplay was collaboratively produced between Henson, George Lucas, poet Dennis Lee, Laura Phillips, Terry Jones and Elaine May, although...
Into the Labyrinth (2019) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
