No singing monty python

And no singing!

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You can hear this line at 00:51:07 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

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Actors: Graham Chapman (Arthur, John Cleese (Sir Lancelot), Eric Idle (Sir Robin), Michael Palin (Sir Galahad), Terry Jones (Sir Bedevere)

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Monty Python — Monty Python Sings (Again) (2014)

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No singing monty python

Welcome to Almighty Popcorn!

Following from his drunken stupor over the weekend, our hero Lewis sets off on the interwebs to find another of his favourite films and reveals it’s trivia to you.

Lewis
Woop! Woop! Holla for all our wonderful peeps out there! It is fan-tabey-dosey to be feeling all fresh like now.

I have scoured the internets again to find one of my favourite films that makes me feel all giddy on the inside. And I have decided to do another of one of my favourite comedies out there.

I’ve done a tidbits on one of their films in the past, and I wanted to do another for them again because they make me all happy like! Cos they are the best!

I’ve decided to do Monty Python and the Holy Grail!

1. The reason why coconut shells were used to mimic the sound of horses galloping (a radio show sound effect) was that the production couldn’t afford real horses.

WHERE’S THE NEAREST TESCO?! I need to go find me some coconuts. Everywhere I go now with Alan, I’ll be prancing and clapping coconuts together!

1. At the beginning of the “Bring our yer dead” scene, two nuns with massive mallets can be seen. The original script called for them to be pounding on a man tied to a cart, but the scene was cut.

THERE THEY ARE! At the back!

That should be in the film. It’s everything Monty Python, nuns, religion, black death, MASSIVE MALLETS! I wonder where you buy those?

Hello you! You looking so cute! Does his shield have a dummy (Ed: Pacifier) on it? Look at all the cuteness!

1. The money earned by Pink Floyd’s album “The Dark Side of The Moon” went towards funding the film. The band were such big fans of the show (Flying Circus), they would halt recording sessions just to watch the show.

It just goes to show that if you tickle the funny bone of anyone, love and kindness all pours out.

1. The Black Knight was first played by John Cleese, but when Arthur chops off his first leg, a real one legged actor was used.

Apparently it was a local silversmith that they used. That must have been super weird when someone asked him to do it.

*Hops over* “Well, actually I..”

“You’re perfect! We’d like to stare you in a film where you’ll be hopping around dressed like a medieval knight all covered in black.”

1. The gorilla hand turning the pages was director Terry Gilliam’s. The hand turning pages before that was Gilliam’s wife.

Next time Alan is reading a book. I just get a fake gorilla’s hand, hover over his hand, and watch him shit himself.

1. During the witch hunt, Eric Idle bares his teeth and bites down on the blade of a scythe he is holding. This wasn’t scripted and was a result of Idle trying to stifle his laughter so as not to spoil the take. Michael Palin can be seen hiding his laughter as well.

I SEE IT! I see you both smiling, looking all giggerling like! You can’t hide that from Lewis!

1. Since the armour the knights wore was made of wool, and seeing that the weather conditions were not the best where they were filming. The actors spent most of the shooting days being very cold and wet. To make matters worse, the hotel they were staying at only had limited number of baths and hot water. At the end of each day there was a mad dash to see who could get back to the hotel first and enjoy the hot water.

The only person who wore real chainmail was Graham Chapman

Urgh, that does not sound enjoyable to Lewis. Lewis like to stay warm and cwtchy. With a cup of tea. And Who Framed Roger Rabbit on the background. Whilst I nibble on Hula Hoops. Come to think of that, I want that now.

1. During the first screenings of the film in front of a live audience, director Terry Jones noticed that when the music was played during the jokes, there wasn’t much laughter from the audience. He went back to edit the music out whenever a punchline was delivered. After that, he noticed that people’s reactions were more positive towards the jokes.

I wonder if that’s why Herbert’s Dad never wanted a singalong during the Tale of Sir Lancelot? But re-watching this all again and it does actually stop when someone tells a joke!

1. One of the scenes in the original script, but didn’t make the final cut, was that Arthur and his knights ended up finding the Holy Grail at London’s Harrods department store.

Is that the really fancy shop with the carpet, or just the stupidly expensive shop?!

1. The air speed velocity of an unladen swallow is roughly…AAAARRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH.

Dammit! Now I need a new voice-over guy.

See that’s when you’re not specific on if it’s an African Swallow or a European one.

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