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The StoryTeller: Greek Myths is a four episode follow-up, with a different storyteller (Michael Gambon), with the same dog (again performed and voiced by Brian Henson). This second series was produced in 1990 by Jim Henson, beginning shortly before he died and continuing after his death.
Jim Henson's The Storyteller – Greek Myths (TV) {Theseus and the Minotaur} as Ariadne; Take Me Home BBC – Three Part TV Drama (1989, TV) as Kathy; Seven Minutes (1989) as Berta; Inspector Morse (1991, TV) in episode "Fat Chance" as Hilary Dobson; Under Suspicion (1991) as Hazel Aaron; Boon (1991, TV) in episode "Lie of the Land" as Amanda ...
TV movie The Jim Henson Hour: Ultragorgon (voice) Episode: Monster Maker About Face: Trevor: Episode: "Searching for Señor Duende" 1990: Blood Royal: William the Conqueror: William I: TV movie 1991: The Storyteller: Greek Myths: The Storyteller: 4 episodes Minder: Tommy Hanbury: Episode: "Guess Who's Coming to Pinner?" 1992–1993: Maigret ...
EXCLUSIVE: The Jim Henson Company has inked a worldwide distribution deal with Shout! Factory, which will bring thirteen of Henson’s beloved series and specials to streaming, broadcast and home ...
The Storyteller: Greek Myths: Athenian TV series, episode: "Theseus & the Minotaur" 1995 Pride and Prejudice: Lt. Chamberlayne TV series, episode 1.2 1996 Island: Dominic TV series, regular cast member 1996 Public Enemies: Paymaster 1996 The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders: Lemuel TV film 1998 Vanity Fair: George Osborne TV mini ...
TV mini series, 3 episodes 1989 South Bank Show [11] Raymond Chandler: TV arts series, 1 episode, dramatised readings: 1990 The Storyteller: Greek Myths: Hades: 1 episode 1994–1995 99-1: Commander Oakwood 7 episodes
TV series. Year Title Director Notes 1985 The Planets: Paul Fisher 3 episodes 1989 4 Play: Michael Bradwell Episode "Chains of Love" 1991 The Storyteller: Greek Myths ...
Maia Kobabe's graphic memoir "Gender Queer" became the most banned book in American schools, drawing the Northern California artist and writer into the nation's cultural wars.