Graham Chapman Boeken

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For the first time all surviving Pythons have agreed to create the definitive story of Monty Python's Flying Circus and the 'genius' who created it. Over thirty years ago, a group of five Englishmen - and one wayward American - rewrote the rules of comedy. Monty Python's Flying Circus, an unheralded, previously unseen half-hour show of sketches, hilarities, inanities and animations, first appeared on the BBC late one night in 1969. Its impact has been felt on the world ever since. From its humble beginnings, it blossomed into the most influential movement in modern comedy. THE PYTHONS' AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THE PYTHONS is a unique look at arguably the most important comic team of the modern age, lavishly illustrated with 1000 photographs, many culled from the team's own personal collections, many more seen for the first time. This is the definitive word on all things Pythonesque.

Graham Chapman is said to have been Monty Python's one true anarchist. This work contains everything from Graham Chapman's sketches and transcripts of his lecture tours to letters to his bank manager and reflections on his fellow Pythons and offers an insight into the real Graham Chapman.

Despite its evergreen, cross-generational fan base, there hasn't been a new Monty Python book by all the surviving Pythons in 30 years. On their 40th anniversary, Monty Python Live! focuses primarily on their stage show and includes original material written for the book.

Below title: "unpublished scripts from Monty Python's pipe-smoking genius"

Available for the first time in paperback, Monty Python's Flying Circus: All the Bits includes every script from every episode of the innovative, hilarious, and absurd series

Includes Monty Python's Big Red Book (1971) and The Brand New Monty Python Bok [sic] (1973). This double volume first published in 1981.

Graham Arthur Chapman (1941 - 1989), britischer Schauspieler, Mitglied der Komiker-Gruppe Monty Python, lernte während seines Medizin-Studiums in Cambridge seine späteren Kollegen John Cleese und Eric Idle kennen. Er litt jahrelang an Alkoholismus und Nikotinsucht und starb letztendlich daran.Harry Rowohlt, geb. am 27. März 1945 in Hamburg 13, lebt heute als Autor, Übersetzer und begnadeter Vortragskünstler in Hamburg Eppendorf. Nebenbei brilliert er unregelmässig als Penner Harry in der Fernsehserie 'Lindenstrasse'. 1999 erhielt er den Johann-Heinrich-Voss-Preis der Deutschen Akademie für Sprache und Dichtung. Im Januar 2001 erhielt er den Satirepreis "Göttinger Elch"