The Stirlingshire castle where they filmed the Holy Grail is real, open to visitors, and just as silly-magnificent as you remember Dear Scotland, A …
On May 11, 1969, fifty-seven years ago today, the British comedy scene was forever transformed by the birth of Monty Python. The legendary six-man troupe, consisting of Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin, introduced a revolutionary style of humor defined by surreal absurdity, fearless irreverence, and sharp-witted satire […]
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After listening to Secretary of Excursions Pete Hegseth give his Iran war briefing this morning, I said good bye to my post-Easter week of relaxation in which I catch up on all the sleep I lost last week. Thank God for Monty Python and Mark Twain.
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They’re not one-off misfires or poorly judged jokes from an icon of British comedy. Instead they’re just a few of the thousands of entries
Laugh with this bird.
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When there is controversy surrounding around a film – see the recent Wuthering Heights, for example – it instantly makes you curious. And when it comes to older movies, times change and so do cultural values and social norms, meaning that films from days gone by which may not have raised an eyebrow at the time are now judged as highly problematic, or vice versa. Take Monty Python’s Life of Brian…
The group last came together for a goodbye show at the O2 in 2014.
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