Definitions

1. John Cleese was a supporting cast member and elements of the series can be seen in the early Monty Python programmes of the following year. (Web site)
2. John Cleese is a British actor and comedian.
3. John Cleese is a film and television comic actor whose deadpan wit makes life's routine bothers hilarious. (Web site)
4. John Cleese is a favourite of Ben's voices to do.
5. John Cleese is an Academy Award-nominated and Emmy Award winning English comedian and actor.

Brother John

1. Those at his side at the time of his passing were John Cleese, Michael Palin, David Sherlock, his brother John and John's wife. (Web site)

Cynthia Cleese

1. For the actress and daughter of John Cleese, see Cynthia Cleese. (Web site)

Julie Andrews

1. They then get invited to the land of Far Far Away by Fiona’s parents (John Cleese and Julie Andrews) who want to bless their marriage.

Jego Żony Sybil

1. Akcja dzieje się w podmiejskim hotelu w Torquay i ukazuje zabawne perypetie właściciela Basila Fawlty'ego (John Cleese), jego żony Sybil i służby.

Something

1. The guillotine won, and John Cleese was beheaded just as he was about to say something to the crowd. (Web site)

Existence

1. Neither BBC officials nor John Cleese have ever commented on the existence of a missing episode.

Crucial Role

1. John Cleese played the small but crucial role of Walsingham, the stockbroker from a respectable family who embezzles Kipps's fortune.

Cambridge

1. And they were not the most un-egotistical of writers either." Eric studied at Cambridge, a couple of years behind John Cleese and Graham Chapman. (Web site)

Basil

1. John Cleese himself described Basil as thinking that he could run a first-rate hotel if he didn't have all the guests getting in the way.

Movie

1. A Fish Called Wanda is a movie released in 1988 by MGM. It was written by John Cleese and directed by Charles Crichton. (Web site)

Working

1. While working with the image of the follis on this page, it suddenly struck us that the portrait looked like John Cleese. (Web site)

Show Business

1. His first foray into show business was via Cambridge Footlights revues where he appeared alongside Tim Brooke-Taylor, John Cleese and Miriam Margolyes.

Three Hundred Years

1. John Cleese tells Malcolm Muggeridge "Three hundred years ago, if we'd said what we are saying in this film, we would have been burnt at the stake.

June 1979

1. Campbell was invited by John Cleese to appear with his Roadshow team in the first Secret Policeman's Ball in June 1979.

Six Episodes

1. Now let's get 27 people to do 27 episodes.' A couple of years later, John Cleese wrote another six episodes.

Shrek

1. When his new father-in-law, King Harold (John Cleese) falls ill, Shrek (Mike Myers) is looked at as the heir to the land of Far, Far Away.

Pythons

1. Terry Gilliam claims that John Cleese is the funniest of the Pythons in drag, as he barely needs to be dressed up to look hilarious (see the Mr. and Mrs.

Prunella Scales

1. The owners of the hotel are Basil Fawlty (played by John Cleese) and his wife Sybil (Prunella Scales).
2. The third disc has all the additional material, the best of which are new interviews with John Cleese, Andrew Sachs and Prunella Scales. (Web site)
3. Fue escrita por John Cleese y Connie Booth, interpretando a los caracteres principales el propio Cleese y Prunella Scales. (Web site)

Third

1. Almost a third of those polled voted for the sitcom, starring John Cleese as hotel manager from hell Basil Fawlty.

Interview

1. In an interview to all of the cast of Rat Race, John Cleese said "It was the best movie experience I have ever been in in all of my life.

Episodes

1. John Cleese and Graham Chapman also wrote episodes of Doctor in the House. (Web site)

Episode

1. Neither BBC officials nor John Cleese have ever confirmed or denied the existence of this episode.

Character

1. Basil Fawlty is the major character in the British sitcom Fawlty Towers, played by John Cleese.

Voice

1. John Cleese played the voice of God. (Web site)
2. Brendan Fraser played the title role, with Leslie Mann as Ursula, John Cleese as the voice of Ape, and Thomas Hayden Church as the villain. (Web site)
3. John Cleese recently lent his voice to the BioWare video game Jade Empire. (Web site)

Own Name

1. In this film, which was co-produced and co-written by John Cleese, she is credited with her own name rather than a stage name. (Web site)

Series

1. One episode in that series involved a hotel proprietor and his wife and was written by John Cleese.

Desperate

1. Basil Fawlty, played by John Cleese, is a snobbish and miserly misanthrope who is desperate to belong to a higher social class. (Web site)

Comedian

1. British actor and comedian John Cleese has split from his third wife after 19 years together. (Web site)

Michael Palin

1. He started off his career with minor roles on Ripping Yarns (1977), which starred Michael Palin, and Fawlty Towers (1979), which starred John Cleese.
2. Even though all Pythons played Gumbies at one point, Michael Palin is the best-known for it, followed by John Cleese.
3. In its defence were two members of the Monty Python team, John Cleese and Michael Palin.

Palin

1. He suggested a comedy series that would unite two pairs of young writers - Palin and Terry Jones alongside John Cleese and Graham Chapman. (Web site)

Hilarious

1. John Cleese and Graham Chapman are, obviously, hilarious -- lots of kooky stuff, like Chapman as the pitiful vicar begging the congregation to sing anything.

Comedy

1. John Cleese and his first wife, Connie Booth, spent three months writing each episode and initially came up with six episodes of the comedy in 1975.

Sketches

1. He played a major role in performing and writing songs and sketches for the final series in 1974 (after John Cleese left). (Web site)

Amusing

1. John Cleese found it amusing that her father, Tony Curtis's real name was Bernard Schwartz.
2. There are also amusing turns by Stockard Channing as an actress friend of Midler's and John Cleese as an eccentric publisher. (Web site)

Show

1. The show was written by John Cleese and Connie Booth, both of whom played main characters.
2. They were invited by David Frost to appear in his (then) new show, The Frost Report, with John Cleese [1].
3. The perception took hold that The Goodies was (in the barbed words of John Cleese, in a cameo appearance on the show) "a kids' programme". (Web site)

Polly

1. She cowrote and co-starred (as the maid, Polly) in the series Fawlty Towers with her then husband, John Cleese.
2. Fue escrita por John Cleese y Connie Booth, interpretando a los caracteres principales el propio Cleese y Polly (la camarera).

Cleese

1. After seeing it had been cut, Sachs convinced John Cleese it was an extremely funny moment and talked Cleese into putting it back in the show.

Idle

1. When Idle joined the Footlights Club, the other members included Graham Chapman and John Cleese, who were also attending the University of Cambridge. (Web site)

Eric Idle

1. The next film reunion will be in Shrek the Third, in which John Cleese and Eric Idle have voice-over roles.

Foreword

1. The book also includes a foreword by John Cleese, a backwards by Eric Idle, and a sideways by Terry Jones.

Film

1. John Cleese 's character in the film A Fish Called Wanda was named Archie Leach[ 28], a reference to Grant's legal birth name.
2. Although both John Cleese and Eric Idle appeared in the film, Idle stated that he did not know and did not approve of the use of the gag in the film.
3. The film, starring John Cleese, Michael Palin, Terry Jones, Graham Chapman and Eric Idle, regularly ranks among the funniest ever made in opinion polls. (Web site)

Re-Release

1. In 2003, John Cleese took part in Mike Oldfield 's re-release of the original 1973 version of Tubular Bells, in album Tubular Bells 2003. (Web site)

Holy Grail

1. In the midst of their revelry, they are contacted by God (a recording voiced by comedian John Cleese) who tells them to locate the Holy Grail.

Monty Python

1. Led by John Cleese, the Monty Python is a group of comedians much in style to The Simpsons or the recent film, Napolean Dynamite.
2. Already as members of the Monty Python, John Cleese and Connie Booth took a special interest in the arcane aspect of history.
3. About: John Cleese is most known for his role in Monty Python. (Web site)

John Cleese

1. It was also notable in that it starred John Cleese, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin (all of whom were previous Monty Python members).
2. This same technique was used in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, which also starred John Cleese and Eric Idle.
3. Eric Idle as Rat, plays a major role, but John Cleese and Michael Palin have only small roles (as Toad's barrister and The Sun, respectively).

Categories

1. Films > Film > Comedy > Monty Python
2. Belief > God > Jesus > Holy Grail
3. Re-Release
4. Documents > Printing > Books > Foreword
5. Idle
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