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| − | '''Ambrosius''', [[Sir Didymus]]' semi-faithful steed in the 1986 film ''Labyrinth'', is a dog who closely resembles [[Sarah Williams|Sarah]]'s own dog |
+ | '''Ambrosius''', [[Sir Didymus]]' semi-faithful steed in the 1986 film ''Labyrinth'', is a dog who closely resembles [[Sarah Williams|Sarah]]'s own dog Merlin. He has much more sense than his enthusiastic master, and knows when to run away from trouble, which usually leads to Didymus chiding him. |
The Ambrosius puppet was used in close-ups, while a real dog was used in full-body shots. |
The Ambrosius puppet was used in close-ups, while a real dog was used in full-body shots. |
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Revision as of 18:00, 6 November 2017
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Ambrosius is the secondary tetartagonist in Labyrinth. He is a cowardly sheepdog who acts as Sir Didymus' horse. He was performed by Steve Whitmire and Kevin Clash and was voiced by Percy Edwards.
History
Ambrosius, Sir Didymus' semi-faithful steed in the 1986 film Labyrinth, is a dog who closely resembles Sarah's own dog Merlin. He has much more sense than his enthusiastic master, and knows when to run away from trouble, which usually leads to Didymus chiding him.
The Ambrosius puppet was used in close-ups, while a real dog was used in full-body shots.