

Terry Gilliam
27 snips Dec 13, 2023
Terry Gilliam, the visionary behind films like Brazil and an iconic member of Monty Python, shares his journeys through creativity. He reflects on the blend of humor and faith at a vibrant film festival, discusses the unpredictability of filmmaking, and explores the magic of casting dynamics. Gilliam also reminisces about transformative encounters and the challenges faced during decades of artistic pursuit. With anecdotes ranging from the Vietnam War era to the nuances of Monty Python, his insights on collaboration and comedy shine a light on the creative process.
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Montone
- Terry Gilliam discusses his connection to Montone, Italy.
- He was given the keys to the city 25 years ago and became an honorary citizen.
Humor's Limits
- Terry Gilliam questions the nature of a God who can't take a joke.
- He believes humor should have no limits, even for sacred things.
Suppressed Ideas
- Terry Gilliam recalls historical examples of new ideas being suppressed.
- He recounts how the Catholic Church was the first multinational organization, facilitating trade.