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This is kind of a "stalker" question, but does anyone know by what means I might be able to get in touch with any of the five surviving members of Monty Python? This is just purely for my own interests, I need the encouragement that only a famous person can provide. Plus, Madonna's people wouldn't get back in touch with me 
Seriously, though, if there's a perfectly legal way to get in touch with Cleese, Idle, Gilliam, Jones or Palin, I'd like to know 
Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr Have you tried contacting the Ministry of Silly Walks?
Good one!!
have you looked to see if there is any info ont the offical web page? pythonline.com
If you figure out how to get in contact with Terry Gilliam, let me be the first the know.
Perhaps at the Internet Movie Database you could search for the individual members and click on where it says who their agents are. I suppose their agents would be the way to get in contact with them.
Originally posted by PIP (4 more days until Seattle!!) > Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr> Have you tried contacting the Ministry of Silly Walks?
Good one!!
have you looked to see if there is any info ont the offical web page? pythonline.com
Nope, the offical site (to borrow the name from another Python-related site) is completely useless in that regard 
Well, I'm planning on talking about 'em in my speech class, so I'm just trying to eat, sleep, and shit Python all week :D
Of all the Pythons, I think the one I'd most like to talk to is Palin. The two Terrys are interchangable, then Cleese, and finally Idle (I can't quite forgive him for "Suddenly Susan", I keep thinking "he needed the money, right?"). Chapman is right out, he's stone fucking dead and far too silly :p
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Well, I'm planning on talking about 'em in my speech class, so I'm just trying to eat, sleep, and shit Python all week :DOf all the Pythons, I think the one I'd most like to talk to is Palin. The two Terrys are interchangable, then Cleese, and finally Idle (I can't quite forgive him for "Suddenly Susan", I keep thinking "he needed the money, right?"). Chapman is right out, he's stone fucking dead and far too silly :p
I always had a bit of a crush on Cleese...so I would pick him....but I agree with you on Idle...total sell out....and the worst part of is was that his charcter was in no way funny....it was a real let down to see him do it 
Cleese and Idle are really down that low just because of the law of averages, don't take it as any sort of bad mark on their part. The three others just seem the most accessible.
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Cleese and Idle are really down that low just because of the law of averages, don't take it as any sort of bad mark on their part. The three others just seem the most accessible.
oh I didnt take it as a bad mark....I would love to meet all of them....but Cleese is and always will be my fav 
and I would realy like to see what you say in your speach...maybe you could email me a copy???
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Well, I'm planning on talking about 'em in my speech class, so I'm just trying to eat, sleep, and shit Python all week :DOf all the Pythons, I think the one I'd most like to talk to is Palin. The two Terrys are interchangable, then Cleese, and finally Idle (I can't quite forgive him for "Suddenly Susan", I keep thinking "he needed the money, right?"). Chapman is right out, he's stone fucking dead and far too silly :p
Quite right! Palin is brilliant!
Originally posted by PIP (4 more days until Seattle!!) > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> Cleese and Idle are really down that low just because of the law of averages, don't take it as any sort of bad mark on their part. The three others just seem the most accessible.
oh I didnt take it as a bad mark....I would love to meet all of them....but Cleese is and always will be my fav
and I would realy like to see what you say in your speach...maybe you could email me a copy???
Possible...I still have to write it! :D
Punk rock is my fail-safe in case I don't do Python
is this speach about the late 70s/early 80s or something....or are these just subjects you know and love?
Originally posted by PIP (4 more days until Seattle!!) is this speach about the late 70s/early 80s or something....or are these just subjects you know and love?
Know and love (and wish to inform others!)
Hopefully I end up having to do the speech on the second day (Thursday); that way I have some extra time :)
Well I'd certainly still want to talk to Gilliam of all of them. After all, he's a magnificent director in his own right, and while perhaps not the funniest of them all, he certainly seems to me to be the most talented.
Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr Have you tried contacting the Ministry of Silly Walks?
Or the parrot shop?
Originally posted by Monsieur Round&Round > Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr> Have you tried contacting the Ministry of Silly Walks?
Or the parrot shop?
