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Sir Didymus (Labyrinth) ranks #26 of 298 in the Puppetry ranking, behind Lady Penelope (Thunderbirds), ahead of Daniel Tiger.
Distinctive comic Labyrinth side character, fondly remembered for personality and puppetry, though less central than Ludo or Hoggle.
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Who performs Sir Didymus in Labyrinth?
Sir Didymus was performed by puppeteers Dave Goelz and David Alan Barclay, with Goelz supplying the character's voice. The character appears in Jim Henson's 1986 fantasy film Labyrinth.
Why does Sir Didymus fight Sarah at the bridge?
Didymus has sworn to guard the bridge and initially refuses Sarah passage, even though the bridge itself has collapsed. He joins her quest after she defeats him and earns his respect.
What kind of animal is Ambrosius in Labyrinth?
Ambrosius is Sir Didymus's large, shaggy dog and reluctant mount. His cautious behavior contrasts with Didymus's fearless declarations and often leaves the tiny knight charging into danger alone.
Was Sir Didymus created with CGI?
No. Sir Didymus is a practical puppet created for Jim Henson's Creature Shop production, decades before digital characters became standard. His riding scenes required the puppet team to coordinate Didymus with Ambrosius on a live-action set.
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