More significantly, it paved the way for the Pythons’ biggest and most successful film of all: Monty Python’s Life of Brian (1979), a historical romp in which Chapman played the title ...

THIS is the horror moment an old woman was attacked by a deadly 13ft python that tried to squeeze the life out of her. Arrom Arunroj, 64, was washing dishes in her outdoor kitchen when the mammoth … ...

Monty Python collaborator Julian Doyle who worked on Life of Brian claims the film is 'more accurate than the Bible' despite being banned ...

Some of Monty Python's most famous film scenes, including the Black Knight, were almost cut - because the stars thought they were 'too silly, dull or offensive', the movies' editor has revealed.

Fortieth-anniversary rerelease: Graham Chapman and Terry Jones in Monty Python’s Life of Brian We made it 40 years ago, but it is so applicable to our world now.