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Lisa Henson (b. 1960) is the oldest child of Jim Henson and Jane Henson.

Official Bio

from The Jim Henson Company

Lisa Henson is Co-Chief Executive Officer of The Jim Henson Company where she, along with her brother Brian, is responsible for the Company’s strategic and creative direction. Ms. Henson oversees all television and feature film production for the Company from early development through post-production.

Prior to her current position, Ms. Henson was President of Columbia Pictures, in charge of all creative business affairs, administrative and production-related matters for the company. Under Ms. Henson’s leadership, Columbia Pictures produced a string of critical and commercial successes including Bad Boys, Men in Black and Fly Away Home. She was also responsible for the critically acclaimed, Academy Award-winning Sense and Sensibility. Prior to joining Columbia Pictures, Ms. Henson served 10 years as a Production Executive at Warner Bros., working on such blockbusters as Lethal Weapon, Batman and Batman Returns.

Ms. Henson graduated in 1983 with a degree in folklore and mythology from Harvard University, where she was the first female President of The Harvard Lampoon. In the past, she has served on the Board of Directors for Harvard University, the Tibet House and The Jim Henson Foundation for Puppetry.

Trivia

• Lisa Henson is credited as a production runner on The Great Muppet Caper.
• In a documentary about Wizard of Oz fans, Henson credits the movie as an early favorite, and describes watching it with her family. The short, titled "Because of the Wonderful Things it Does: The Legacy of Oz", was included on the 2005 two-disc set released for the 1939 MGM film.

External links

• Lisa Henson on the Henson Digital Puppetry Wiki