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Monty Python was a British comedy group known for creating surreal and absurdist humor that broke away from traditional comedy formats. Their innovative approach to sketch comedy and satirical storytelling significantly influenced how comedy was made and performed in television and film.
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- Michael Palin
- Official name
- Monty Python
- Citizenship
- United Kingdom
- Languages spoken
- English language
- Notable work
- Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Genre
- parody
- Country of origin
- United Kingdom
- Movement
- surrealism
- Record label
- Charisma
- Official website
- pythonline.com
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- Monty Python
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- inception
- 1969-00-00
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- Monty Python
- start of work period
- 1969-00-00
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Monty Python is een Britse komediegroep, die vijf films, vele albums, vier computerspellen, verscheidene boeken, vier tv-seizoenen met 45 afleveringen en diverse andere merchandising op haar naam heeft staan. De groep staat bekend om het (succesvol) doorbreken van de toen conventionele komedieregels. De groep bestaat uit de leden: * Graham Chapman (1941-1989) * John Cleese (1939) * Terry Gilliam (1940) * Eric Idle (1943) * Terry Jones (1942-2020) * Michael Palin (1943)
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