If there is anyone who is authorized to say that he was born, raised, played and worked with puppets everywhere, it is certainly Brian Henson.
This New Yorker is the son of the most famous pair of puppeteers in the world, Jim and Jane Henson, in whose family the famous The Muppets were born.
Such is Brian's tune with his father who, as a child, already appeared in some of the sections he produced for the famous Sesame Street series. Later he began to create his own puppets and to design sophisticated mechanisms to give them mobility.
A turn on family inheritance
Henson now goes for more. And the drastic turn he gives to his father’s inheritance can be seen in the first seconds of the explosive trailer of his new film The Happytime murders.
Thus, after 35 years of entertaining children around the world with films like A Muppet Family Christmas or Muppets Treasure Island, Brian Henson releases an adult version of the beloved dolls, and in which he does not skimp on the crazy and risqué humor.
An irreverent comedy in which humans and puppets co-exist, and in which two policemen (a human and a puppet) will try to retrace a violent crime.