Director: Terry Jones

Writers: Graham Chapman; John Cleese; Terry Gilliam; Eric Idle; Terry Jones; Michael Palin

Keywords: Comedy, Comedy Sketches, Obesity

In their final film, the Monty Python troupe explores three stages of life: birth, growth, and death. Sketches include "Every Sperm Is Sacred", "Live Organ Transplants", and most infamously, "Mr. Creosote." Won Prix du Jury at the Cannes Film Festival. Includes the outstanding short The Crimson Permanent Assurance (1983).

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Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Graham Chapman	Comic	8-Jan-1941	4-Oct-1989	Monty Python's King Arthur
John Cleese	Comic	27-Oct-1939		Monty Python
Carol Cleveland	Actor	13-Jan-1942		Monty Python's Flying Circus
Matt Frewer	Actor	4-Jan-1958		Max Headroom
Terry Gilliam	Film Director	22-Nov-1940		Monty Python alumnus, Brazil
Eric Idle	Comic	29-Mar-1943		Monty Python
Simon Jones	Actor	27-Jul-1950		Arthur Dent on radio Hitchhiker's Guide
Terry Jones	Comic	1-Feb-1942		Monty Python
Michael Palin	Comic	5-May-1943		Monty Python
Patricia Quinn	Actor	28-May-1944		The Rocky Horror Picture Show

REVIEWS

Review by Dave Meloche (posted on 18-Sep-2005)

Monty Python fans will love this one...

This movie takes pot shots at childbirth, Catholic methods of birth control, Corporate America's compassion for Older Workers, and a lot more... including sex ed; a Soccer match, the way a person dies, and more...

The "best" (?) scene in the picture is the World's Fattest Man eating at a familiar Dining Establishment... You will Laugh and gag at the same time on this scene...HILARIOUS!

If you are not a Python fan, you will be before it's over, or "I AM DEATH" will get you, period! A Great film in the Monty Python Humor genre...

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