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Monty Python Live At The Hollywood Bowl

Movie (1982)

Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl is a 1982 concert film in which the Monty Python team perform many of their greatest sketches at the Hollywood Bowl, including several pre-Python ones.

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Released:	Jun 25th, 1982
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Monty Python Live At The Hollywood Bowl Main Cast

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Graham Chapman
plays Barber #2 / Colin 'Bomber'…

John Cleese
plays Barber #1 / Boxing commentator / …

Terry Gilliam
plays Various Roles

Eric Idle
plays Michelangelo / Bruce #1 / Judge #…

Terry Jones
plays Barber / Referee / Anti-rasicism …

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Eric Idle sings the "Lumberjack Song" in this film, even though Michael Palin sang it on the TV series.
To incorporate the more limited format of a live show, many roles were reassigned or otherwise altered (See above note on "Crunchy Frog" sketch) and Terry Gilliam, who seldom appeared on screen on TV, was given much more to do here.
The filmed inserts were taken from a pair of shows the Pythons had produced for German television during their series' original run, which had never been shown in English up to that time.
Filmed while the Python troupe were in the midst of writing The Meaning of Life (1983). According to one book on the team, the Hollywood Bowl shows were intended to help the group break out of a writing impasse they had encountered.

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