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Some claim that David Bowie didn't do his own juggling stunts in Labyrinth because the crystal balls were held by another pair of arms sticking through from behind him, but this ignores the fact these were still just David Bowie's own 5th and 6th arms.
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LABYRINTH 1986
I ask for so little. Just fear me, love me, do as I say, and I will be your slave.
Happy Halloween! I am very pleased with our Labyrinth family costume, it's not crochet but I had some fun thrifting, sewing and miscellaneous crafting! And, you know, investing in a high quality set of pajamas for the little one ^_^
Whatever you say, my king.
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Ever the creative polymath, David Bowie had a fascinating acting career that ran parallel to his music career. His roles were legion: The Man Who Fell to Earth’s Thomas Jerome Newton, an alien who went looking for water for his home planet and found sex, booze, and a chambermaid instead; Nikola Tesla in The Prestige; and even Lord Royal Highness in SpongeBob — because why not? He even parodied his own untouchable coolness in Extras and Zoolander. But perhaps his most notable role came in 1986 when he slipped into Jareth the Goblin King’s oversized hair and ultra-tight pants for Labyrinth.
(via 10 Things You Didn’t Know About David Bowie’s ‘Labyrinth’)
Okay okay get this- Jareth does count as a Muppet because Michael Moschen basically puppeteered Bowie to contact juggle
A little behind the scenes look at Michael Moschen and his performance of Jareth's crystal ball manipulations.
