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Connie Booth | The Witch | |
Graham Chapman | King Arthur / Voice of God / Middle Head | |
John Cleese | Second Swallow-Savvy Guard / The Black Knight / Peasant 3 / Sir Lancelot the Brave / Taunting French | |
Carol Cleveland | Zoot and Dingo | |
Bee Duffell | Old Crone to Whom King Arthur Said 'Ni!' | |
Terry Gilliam | Patsy / Green Knight / Old Man / Sir Bors / Animator | |
Eric Idle | The Dead Collector / Peasant 1 / Sir Robin | |
Terry Jones | Dennis's Mother / Sir Bedevere / Left Head | |
John Young | The Dead Body That Claims It Isn't / Historian | |
Michael Palin | 1st Soldier with a Keen Interest in Birds / Dennis | |
Neil Innes | The First Self-Destructive Monk | |
Avril Stewart | Dr. Piglet | |
Sally Kinghorn | Dr. Winston | |
Mark Zycon | Prisoner | |
Patsy Kensit | Zoot / Dingo | |
Rita Davies | Historian's Wife | |
Graham Chapman | King Arthur | |
John Cleese | Second Swallow-Savvy Guard | |
Eric Idle | Dead Collector | |
Terry Gilliam | Patsy | |
Terry Jones | Dennis's Mother | |
Michael Palin | First Swallow-Savvy Guard | |
Carol Cleveland | Zoot | |
Neil Innes | First Monk | |
Bee Duffell | Old Crone | |
John Young | Dead Body |
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Producer |
Mark Forstater
Michael White |
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Writer |
Terry Gilliam
Terry Jones |
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Cinematography |
Terry Bedford
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Monty Python and the Holy Grail is a story about the famous knights of the round table; King Arthur (Graham Chapman), Sir Lancelot (John Cleese), and Sir Robin (Eric Idle), who decide not to go to Camelot, because it is a silly place. Instead, they are charged by God to find the Holy Grail, and they set off on foot (while clanking together two halves of a coconut to make it sound like horse hooves) to find it. Along the way they meet the Knights of NI (Micheal Palin), who won't let them cross the woods until they have brought back a shrubbery, which they do, but end up having to sneak away while the Knights of NI argue amongst themselves. They also come across snotty French knights who berate them and toss livestock at them, vixens which Sir Galahad the Pure (Micheal Palin) is reluctantly saved from by Sir Robin, a Black Knight who suffers a ghastly flesh wound yet begs for more sword fighting, a killer rabbit, and a bridge keeper who asks them questions before they are allowed to pass. |
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