And now for something completely untrue!
6.4
89 min
A fantastical re-imagining of the events of 1979, when Monty Python made Life of Brian and the debate about what is an acceptable subject for comedy was blown wide open.
Name | Character | Team | |
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Stephen Fry | God | Unowned |
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Darren Boyd | John Cleese | Unowned |
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Charles Edwards | Michael Palin | Unowned |
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Rufus Jones | Terry Jones | Unowned |
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Phil Nichol | Terry Gilliam | Unowned |
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Tom Fisher | Graham Chapman / Tramp | Unowned |
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Steve Punt | Eric Idle | Unowned |
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Mark Heap | Andrew Thorogood | Unowned |
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Alex Macqueen | BBC Head of Rude Words | Unowned |
David Birrell | Gareth Nice - Angry Viewer | Unowned | |
Robin Sebastian | US News Reporter - BBFC Representative- Montage Man | Unowned | |
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Geoffrey McGivern | Dog Walker /Petitioner /Man Whose Wife Malcolm Muggeridge Said Made a Lovely Breakfast | Unowned |
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Rupert Vansittart | Bernard Barnard QC | Unowned |
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Michael Cochrane | Malcolm Muggeridge | Unowned |
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Roy Marsden | Mervyn Stockwood | Unowned |
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James Laurenson | Archbishop of York | Unowned |