Maze of Magic poster
<b>Rock star </b>David Bowie, who died two weeks ago, starred in and guest starred in a number of films, including the 1986 fantasy film Labyrinth, which Sony recently planned to remake.
Plans to remake "Labyrinth of Magic" will be implemented by Sony-owned Tri-star Pictures, and the new screenplay will be written by Nicole Perlman, one of the writers of Guardians of the Galaxy, who is currently working with "Mind Agents" screenwriter Meg lefauve for the 2019 release of "Captain Marvel".
1986's Labyrinth of Magic is a fantasy film directed by muppet master Jim Hansen, starring rock star David Bowie and then-15-year-old teenage star Jennifer Connery.
Stills from Labyrinth of Magic
The film tells the story of a little girl played by Jennifer Connery who is very upset because her brother is crying and crying, so she willfully hopes that the demon world can take her brother away, but her unintentional wishing spell turns out to be a reality, causing her brother goblins to be abducted, and in order to save her brother, she must walk through a magical labyrinth in 12 hours. David Bowie plays the king of the Magical Kingdom in the film.
Director Jim Hansen is the father of the Muppet Frog Kamit, who has single-handedly created film and television works with Muppets as the protagonist, such as "Sesame Street" and "Magic Crystal", and the use of Muppets is unique. "Labyrinth of Magic" is his last directorial work, only $13 million at the box office, while the cost of the film is $25 million, although the box office is not successful, but over the years, the filmmakers in the home video and DVD revenue is enough to make up for the film's investment, I believe this is also one of the sources of confidence for Sony to restart the film.