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Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl ()

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The Monty Python troupe perform a combination of classic sketches and new material at the Hollywood Bowl.
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Second Barber / Colin 'Bomber' Harris / Pope's Servant / Abe Seagull / Silly Walker / Inspector Praline / The Colonel / Nobby Hegel / Second Yorkshireman / Mr. Barnard / Lecturer / A humble woodcutter / Son / Mountie
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First Barber / Wrestling commentator / Pope Julius II / Silly Olympiad commentator #1 / Mr. Teabag / Lenin / Albatross vendor / Archimedes / Mr. Vibrating / Man in white suit / Little Red Riding Hood / Church policeman / Mountie
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Third Barber / Mao Zedong / Constable Parrot / Kant / I've got two legs singer / Demonstrator #3 / Man with beans / Voice of God / Mountie
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Michelangelo / Brewer / First Bruce / First Judge / 'World Forum' Host / Arthur Nudge / Socrates / First Yorkshireman / Mr. Smoketoomuch / Husband / Lumberjack
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Fourth Barber / Referee / Anti-racism singer / Silly olympiad commentator #2 / Laparche / Silly Walker / Karl Marx / Mr. Hilton / Albatross Person / Man with hat / Third Yorkshireman / Demonstrator #2 / Wife / Mountie
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Emcee / Polinski / Third Bruce / Mr. Stagback / Silly Walker / Second Judge / Che Guevara / Nietzsche / Soccer commentator / Fourth Yorkshireman / Argument customer / Mr. Bounder / Demonstrator #1 / Storyteller / Detective-Parson / Mountie
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Second Bruce / Carl Weetabix / Idiot / Detective-Other
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Female Bruce / Mrs. Two-Lumps / Rita / Argument secretary / Travel agency secretary / Woman in white suit / Best Girl
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David A. Hernandez ...
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Directed by

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Terry Hughes ... (concert sequences)
Ian MacNaughton ... (filmed sequences)

Written by

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Graham Chapman ... (written by) &
John Cleese ... (written by) &
Terry Gilliam ... (written by) &
Eric Idle ... (written by) &
Terry Jones ... (written by) &
Michael Palin ... (written by)
 
Tim Brooke-Taylor ... (additional material) and
Marty Feldman ... (additional material) and
Angus James ... (additional material) and
David Lipscomb ... (additional material)

Produced by

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George Harrison ... executive producer (uncredited)
Terry Hughes ... producer
Denis O'Brien ... executive producer
James Rich Jr. ... co-producer

Editorial Department

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Mark Bernay ... assistant videotape editor
Julian Doyle ... post-production director / post-production editor
Jimmy B. Frazier ... editor: concert film
Ken Laski ... assistant videotape editor

Production Design by

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John McGraw
John Miles

Makeup Department

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Ve Neill ... makeup artist
Maggie Weston ... makeup artist

Production Management

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David R. Horne ... unit manager
Sandra Pearson ... post-production supervisor
Steve Terry ... production manager

Art Department

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Charles Knode ... props
Bill Peirce ... props

Sound Department

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Rich Brown ... audio utility
Jerry Clemans ... audio re-recordist
Jeffrey Fecteau ... assistant sound (as Jeff Fecteau)
Ed Greene ... sound recordist (as Ed Green)
Stan Miller ... sound
Chris Seidenglanz ... assistant sound
Larry Stephens ... assistant sound
Mike Wilson ... audio utility

Camera and Electrical Department

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Dan Andresen ... assistant camera
Bill Conroy ... video tape operator
John B. Field ... video controller
Dave Hilmer ... camera operator
Mike Keeler ... camera operator
Bill Klages ... lighting designer (as William Klages)
John Lee ... camera operator
David Levisohn ... camera operator (as Dave Levisohn)
John Mayon ... assistant camera
Wayne Orr ... camera operator
John Palacio ... video controller

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Day Murch ... wardrobe
Hazel Pethig ... wardrobe

Music Department

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Ray Cooper ... composer: title music
John Du Prez ... composer: title music (as John Duprez)
André Jacquemin ... music producer

Script and Continuity Department

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Sandra Pearson ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Steve Deaver ... technical operations supervisor
Bill Feightner ... maintenance
John B. Field ... technical director
Joanne Fish ... production associate
Jimmy B. Frazier ... technical director (as Jim Frazier)
Anne Henshaw ... production coordinator
Ken Holland ... technical director
Mollie Kirkland ... stage manager
Nancy Lewis ... coordinator: USA
Gary Matz ... technical director
Kenneth Nunn ... RTS phonelines
Monty Python ... staged and presented by
Arden Rynew ... assembler: concert film
C.D. Taylor ... opticals
Larry Vallon ... promotion
Bert Weyl ... maintenance
Patti Wright ... publicist

Thanks

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Tim Brooke-Taylor ... thanks
Marty Feldman ... thanks
Angus James ... thanks
David Lipscomb ... thanks

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

A collection of skits that made the Monty Python troupe famous, performed live at the Hollywood Bowl. Included are the singing philosophers, lumberjacks, the pope, and a suspiciously-male looking seabird vendor. Written by Murray Chapman

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Taglines Never before in the history of human civilization has there been a movie called "Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl" See more »
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Also Known As
  • Monty Python à Hollywood (France)
  • Monty Python Show en el Hollywood Bowl (Spain)
  • Monty Python en Hollywood (Spain)
  • Monty Python - Ao Vivo no Hollywood Bowl (Brazil)
  • To adelfato ton xefonimenon (Greece)
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  • 81 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia The Pope/Michelangelo sketch was based on a historical incident. The Renaissance artist Paolo Veronese really did paint a "Last Supper" with extraneous contemporary elements. The Inquisition investigated and advised him to remove those elements. Instead, he really did just rename it - to "Feast in the House of Levi". See more »
Goofs During the Bishop on the Landing Skit, a number of the actors could barely keep a straight face, and also when the church police came onstage and everyone jumped over, Terry Jones's wig flew completely off his head, forcing the other actors to slowly close ranks to allow him to replace his wig without anyone seeing, only to put it on upside down. See more »
Movie Connections Edited from Monty Python's Flying Circus (1969). See more »
Soundtracks The Liberty Bell See more »
Crazy Credits At the very end of the film, the giant video screen changes from showing "The End" to "PISS OFF" which flashes repeatedly on the screen. See more »
Quotes First Bruce: We find your American beer like making love in a canoe. It's fucking close to water.
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