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    Monty Python, also known as the Pythons, is a British comedy group made up by John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Michael Palin, and the late Graham Chapman and Terry Jones.

    Their breakthrough was the 1969-1974 sketch show Monty Python's Flying Circus; since then they have produced five feature films and several stage shows. The members have also had successful solo projects, including Michael Palin's re-enactment of Around the World in Eighty Days.

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    Sketches

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    Monty Python's Flying Circus, as well as the films And Now For Something Completely Different and The Meaning of Life are based on sketches; many of them set in more or less famous locations in the United Kingdom.

    • Hurlingham Park, London: Setting of Upper-class twit of the Year
    • Teddington Lock, London: Setting of Fish-slapping Dance
    • Potter's Field Park, London: Has a 50-foot (15m) Dead Parrot.

    Monty Python and the Holy Grail

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    Holy Grail was the Pythons' first narrative film. Loosely based on the Arthurian Legend set in Medieval England, and recorded in the United Kingdom, especially in Scotland.

    • 1 Arnhall Castle (Scotland). Arnhall Castle (Q17837710) on Wikidata
    • 2 Bodiam Castle (Robertsbridge, East Sussex, England). Bodiam Castle (Q639208) on Wikidata Bodiam Castle on Wikipedia
    • 3 Bracklinn Falls (Callander, Scotland). Bracklinn Falls (Q4953728) on Wikidata Bracklinn Falls on Wikipedia
    • 4 Castle Stalker (Appin, Argyll, Scotland). Castle Stalker (Q217058) on Wikidata Castle Stalker on Wikipedia
    • 5 Isle of Skye (Scotland). Isle of Skye (Q107393) on Wikidata Isle of Skye on Wikipedia
    • 6 Doune Castle (Doune, Perthshire, Scotland). Doune Castle (Q1252715) on Wikidata Doune Castle on Wikipedia
    • 7 The Meeting of Three Waters (Glen Coe, Scotland). Meeting of Three Waters (Q6807913) on Wikidata Meeting of Three Waters on Wikipedia
    • 8 Pass of Glen Coe (Glen Coe, Scotland). Glen Coe (Q92671) on Wikidata Glen Coe on Wikipedia

    Monty Python and the Life of Brian

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    Life of Brian tells the story of Brian, who lives parallel to Jesus and is mistaken for him. It was mostly recorded in Tunisia.

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