Monty Python on Letterman, Part 2: 1983
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- 6. John Cleese: March 14, 1983. Promotes upcoming release of "The Meaning of Life."
7. Eric Idle: March 22, 1983. Promotes "The Meaning of Life."
8. Michael Palin: April 1, 1983. Promotes "The Meaning of Life."
9. Graham Chapman: June 27, 1983. Promotes "Yellowbeard."
Part 1, 1982, here: • Video
Part 3, 1984, here: • Monty Python on Letter...
Part 4, 1985, here: • Monty Python on Letter...
Part 5, 1986, here: • Monty Python on Letter...
Part 6, 1988, here: • Monty Python on Letter...
To come:
Monty Python on Late Night, Part 7: 1989
18. Terry Gilliam: February 28, 1989
Monty Python on Late Night, Part 8: 1991
19. Michael Palin: June 28, 1991
Monty Python on Late Night, Part 9: 1992
20. Michael Palin: December 8, 1992
Monty Python on Late Night, Part 10: 1993
21. Michael Palin: April 1, 1993
22. Eric Idle: April 16, 1993
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John Cleese was my neighbour in Holland Park in the 1970s.He was so tall and lean and angular that he looked as though he was about to break into his Ministry Of Silly Walks sketch at any moment.😄
The thing about Python is that each member is a unique genius. Combined, they create an incredibly intricate tapestry of humor!
John Cleese was interviewed by our local radio station.... 20 odd years ago or so. Within the first minute of a 15 minute interview, the interviewer lost his sh**t and couldn't stop laughing. And the interview was basically 14 minutes of hard deep laughing and 1 minute introduction. I never laughed so dam hard. Best interview EVER.
Always delightful to watch John on Letterman. And my best to Terry’s family on his passing.
Oh God, there's dear old Graham, alive and well and as effortlessly brilliant a comic as they come. What a huge loss his death was.
The Meaning of Life was SO FUNNY that when I went to see it at the Theatre I LITERALLY PISSED MYSELF, I was LAUGHING SO HARD! Wonderful Movie! A WONDERFUL Cast! I LOVE everybody in Monty Python and everything they do! They are ABSOLUTE TREASURES! R.I.P. Graham Chapman!
Yellowbeard is such an underrated film - Cleese, Idle, Cheech & Chong, Peter Cook, James Mason, Martin Feldman, Madeline Khan, Peter Boyle, BOWIE ! the original pirate comedy. i have loved it ever since i saw it in theaters...
Monty Python was and is some of the best comedy you will ever see
Evidently, Letterman was the only one hip enough to have all the Pythons on, and to genuinely enjoy their work.
"soon to be released" Meaning of Life. I was going to school then. Greetings to my younger self.
Graham Chapman is mesmerizing. Absolutely brilliant.
Who amongst us did not feel a very particular type of discomfort the first time we saw Terry Jones as Mr Creosote? I think of Terry J often lately, as he has been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. I hope his family and friends are holding together. All of the Pythons have a very special place in my heart.
Thoroughly enjoyable and laugh out loud funny. I've never seen these clips before. Thank you for taking the time to collect and post them.
Yellowbeard was a great comedy and I watched it on VHS rental video. Graham Chapman was one of the best on the Monty Python team. It is sad he died six years after this interview.
When Cleese says you are the silliest show he's ever seen.
Graham! I feel for him. So self conscious in this interview and yet no need to be so. Love him!
I met Michael Palin in London in 1983 and on that same day I met George Harrison it turned out George was funding the Python films, they were both fantastic to talk to...
Low budget Letterman was so much cooler.
Eric Idle really threw down the gauntlet with this appearance. Little baby Johnny Knoxville, Trey Parker and Matt Stone were like "most outrageous thing ever filmed?" "longest Vomit scene ever?". Truly, the meaning of life. Forty Two.
Man, these are so great to have helpfully compiled. Thank you very much, sir!