Monty Python: Live at The Hollywood Bowl

This comedic sketch collection performed by the Monty Python troupe at the Hollywood Bowl features their famous absurd humor, showcasing skits like singing philosophers, comical lumberjacks, the satirical appearance of the pope, a scene with a vendor selling man-like seabirds, and includes beloved skits like Travel Agent and Solo Wrestling, recorded with film clips and animations by Terry Gilliam, giving viewers a taste of Monty Pythons hilarious and unconventional world. Monty Python: Live at The Hollywood Bowl is a 1982 English-language Documentary Comedy movie featuring Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Michael Palin and Monty Python. Monty Python: Live at The Hollywood Bowl was Produced by Terry Hughes. Monty Python: Live at The Hollywood Bowl is written by Monty Python, Tim Brooke-taylor, Marty Feldman, Angus James and David Lipscomb and it is directed by Terry Hughes and Ian Macnaughton. Columbia Pictures acquired the distribution rights for the movie. Monty Python: Live at The Hollywood Bowl was released on 25th June 1982 and takes a screen time of 80 minutes. The movie made a box office gross of $0 million. The music was composed by Ray Cooper along with John Du Prez, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Neil Innes, Terry Jones, Michael Palin and Fred Tomlinson.