There is no man named "Monty Python". When given the task of naming their show, the members of Monty Python worked very hard to come up with a name. Of the names proposed were "Owl Stretching Time" and "You Can't Name a Show Cornflakes". Somebody came up with having "Flying Circus" in the title, but they still felt it needed something more. Eric Idle is credited with coming up with "Monty", feeling it sounded like an old English gentleman and "Python" is believed to have come from John Cleese.
It wasn't Monty Python - it was an SCTV sketch called "The Man Who Would Be King of the Popes".
The keeper of the bridge of death is the same old man from scene 24 that tells King Arthur that the instructions to find the grail can be found in the cave across the bridge of death.
Jacqueline Wilson was inspired by her teacher mr.Townsend-a funny, kind man
Characters played by Gilliam that die: 1. Patsy, who gets squashed by a cow. 2. Green Knight, killed by the Black Knight. 3. The old man from Scene 24, who gets thrown off the bridge at the end. 4. Sir Bors, savaged by the killer rabbit. 5. The animator, who suffers a fatal heart attack. Apparently he also plays the gorrilla hand that snatches at the page turner of the book... I don't remember him dying though.
Cyrano de Bergerac is the name of the play.
It's Michael Palin
It wasn't Monty Python - it was an SCTV sketch called "The Man Who Would Be King of the Popes".
Her name was Bill because she used to be a man
Terry Gilliam
The word buttocks means your bum, your butt or your behind. Other synonyms, from the Monty Python routine "The Man with Three Buttocks" include derriere and sit-upon.
Uncle Monty's old assistant's name was Gustav Sebald, who Count Olaf murdered. Uncle Monty's new assistant was sadly Count Olaf desguised as a man named Stephano.
There are varying opinions on this question but generally, the man considered to be the original Horse Whisperer is Monty Roberts.
The keeper of the bridge of death is the same old man from scene 24 that tells King Arthur that the instructions to find the grail can be found in the cave across the bridge of death.
Yes indeed a python can be big enough to eat a man and it has happened.
In the real middle ages, people rode horses. They did not run clapping coconut shells. In the real world if you cut off a man's legs and arms, he will quickly die.
The animal is the bonobo, also known as the pygmy chimpanzee. Its scientific name, Pan paniscus, was inspired by the Angolan Bantu word "pongo" meaning "mock man."
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