Tony Sabin Prince

Tony Sabin Prince is an actor, model, skater, and dancer who has performed in various Creature Shop projects as a suit performer and motion capture performer. His best known Creature Shop project was Dinosaurs where he replaced Mitchel Young Evans and Pons Maar as the body of Fran Sinclair. Other than Dinosaurs, Tony has worked on and off for the Henson Company for 16 years. Some other projects Prince worked on include Frances, The Skrumps, and The Country Bears. Before going into acting, he toured the country as a professional ice skater in many shows like the Ice Capades and Snoopy on Ice until moving to Los Angeles to fulfill his dream. When he was only 18, that's when he made his film debut, in a film called The Devil and Max Devlin, which wasn't really a big role but gave him a little experience. Tony Sabin Prince also likes to print model and can be found in a past Brazilian Magazine and who knows maybe more. I didn't know this, but he is also skilled in snowboarding and martial arts, the former of which probably no Creature Shop performer has done. He had the opportunity to perform alongside Muppet performers such as Allan Trautman, Julianne Buescher, and Michelan Sisti, and that is only a few of them. Tony was last seen with the Henson Company on the Henson Alternative show Good Morning Today as a motion capture performer. Prince has even done suit performance for music videos, commercials, and a film (Theodore Rex to be precise). I hope he's considering working with the Henson Company again someday, when he has a chance to do so that is. Tony Sabin Prince, whether it's in the suit or out, you are considered one of the most active and healthy performers on this blog. Even though you have a secret passion, it's not really a secret if it's on the Wiki. I hope you'll keep acting for screen and maybe see your ice skating friends (Judy Sladky is out). Great Tony. You're swell Prince!

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