| Monty Python's The Meaning of Life | |||||
| Universal Studios Home Entertainment (3/31/1983) | |||||
| Comedy, Fantasy, Musical | |||||
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| Graham Chapman | Chairman / Fish #1 / Doctor / Harry Blackitt / Wymer / Hordern / General / Coles / Narrator #2 / Dr. | |
| John Cleese | Fish #2 / Dr. Spencer / Humphrey Williams / Sturridge / Ainsworth / Waiter / Eric's Assistant / Maît | |
| Terry Gilliam | Window Washer / Fish #4 / Walters / Middle of the Film Announcer / M'Lady Joeline / Mr. Brown / Howa | |
| Eric Idle | Gunther / Fish #3 / 'Meaning of Life' Singer / Mr. Moore / Mrs. Blackitt / Watson / Blackitt / Atkin | |
| Terry Jones | Bert / Fish #6 / Mum / Priest / Biggs / Sergeant / Man with Bendy Arms / Mrs. Brown / Mr. Creosote / | |
| Michael Palin | Window Washer / Harry / Fish #5 / Mr. Pycroft / Dad / Narrator #1 / Chaplain / Carter / Spadger / Re | |
| Carol Cleveland | Beefeater Waitress / Wife of Guest #1 / Leaf Mother / Leaf Daughter / Heaven Receptionist | |
| Simon Jones | Chadwick / Jeremy Portland-Smythe | |
| Patricia Quinn | Mrs. Williams | |
| Judy Loe | Nurse #1 | |
| Andrew Maclachlan | Groom / Wycliff / Victim #1 / Guest #3 | |
| Mark Holmes | Victim #2 / Troll Waiter / Guest #2 | |
| Valerie Whittington | Mrs. Moore | |
| Jennifer Franks | Bride | |
| Imogen Bickford-Smith | Nurse #2 | |
| Angela Mann | Wife of Guest #2 | |
| Peter Lovstrom | Brown's Son | |
| George Silver | Diner Eating Howard the Fish | |
| Chris Grant | ||
| Sydney Arnold | (segment The Crimson Permanent Assurance) |
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John Goldstone
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| Writer | Terry Gilliam
Terry Jones Eric Idle Graham Chapman |
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| Cinematography | Roger Pratt
Peter Hannan |
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| Musician | John Du Prez
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Life's questions are 'answered' in a series of outrageous vignettes, beginning with a staid London insurance company which transforms before our eyes into a pirate ship. Then there's the National Health doctors who try to claim a healthy liver from a still-living donor. The world's most voracious glutton brings the art of vomiting to new heights before his spectacular demise. |
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