BEYOND PYTHON | Sir Michael Palin & Rob Brydon Live
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2023
- In the closing event for the Slapstick Festival 2023 Programme in Bristol, there was, and is now, a rare opportunity to see Rob Brydon interviewing Michael Palin!
We apologise that many of the clips shown in the live event had to be cut in this video due to copyright restrictions.
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The event was filmed by Jack Rawlinson, Dan Short and Jacob Burley - ตลก
Pretty sure all of the clips are already up on youtube, if anyone feels like doing some detective work.
Based on the conversation, I suspect that these are the Python clips:
Concorde: th-cam.com/video/J4a3v3pk4TM/w-d-xo.html
Awful Family: th-cam.com/video/FZB20bXhMDE/w-d-xo.html
Dead Parrot (O2, you already have the original memorized): th-cam.com/video/w56aenSziQE/w-d-xo.html
The first clip would have been the Frenchmen and the flying sheep, from the first Python episode to be recorded (which was transmitted second) - hence the references to the stick-on moustaches and Brian Trubshaw (Vive Brian, wherever you are)
th-cam.com/video/QpbGPLEWhj8/w-d-xo.html
That first one comes from "Do Not Adjust Your Set".
The Twice a Fortnight clip should be one of these: th-cam.com/video/58afjsMD794/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nnk2sSVQYVgiJyWq
Thanks for finding the clips and sharing them!
Michael Palin is a genius. The man is a gift to comedy.
How sad he was born on a continent that does not support humour. Somehow he survived it all.
He most certainly is a real Legend! We hope you enjoyed the show
Brydon not mentioning Ripping Yarns was a crime. At least an audience member redeemed that mishap. Fun interview nonetheless.
Absolutely agree. Ripping Yarns is very underrated. Feels like how Python should and could have developed.
The school puma…
The Testing of Eric Olthwaite……..a brand new Shovel🤣
I’ve just rediscovered Ripping Yarns on TH-cam. But I remember each episode. And how well it keeps its freshness. Wonderful post-Python. And you’re right. Ripping Yarns should have been mentioned for its all round dramatic and comedic excellence. I’m 62 and Sir Michael is an inspiration. I saw Monty Python live at Drury Lane in 1975.
To be nearly 80 but still have the boyish charm he’s always had is lovely to see. He’s always been my favourite of the python gang and I could listen to him for hours. Funny as hell and smart.
John Cleese has always said that Michael is quite simply the nicest Man in the World
I agree, ripping yarns is one of my favourite programs. I wore the video tapes out and was so grateful when a mutual friend of my parents and Michael were invited to visit his house for guy faulkes and as an 18 year old received a signed copy of the published scripts. I still have and read them regularly. They bring so much joy - regards markc xxx
If I had to pick a favorite Python, it would be Michael, but they were all amazing. I once got to work with Graham Chapman and then hang out with him for a bit afterwards, and one of my very fondest memories was actually making him laugh at my ridiculousness. That was more than 40 years ago and nothing has really topped it since.
I can't believe no-one's asked you what you did to make Graham Chapman laugh! Go on fella, spill the beans.
@@lpsp442
Thanks for asking, as it really is one of my favorite stories. It was the early 80s, and I was maybe 20 years old, and I was working spotlights and pre-concert cable gaffing at a little community college just outside of Chicago, a job that didn't pay much but which allowed me to meet and work with people as diverse as Muddy Waters and the Psychedelic Furs...and many, many more.
So, Graham was conducting a speaking tour after he had finally sobered up, and the first time I made him (very involuntarily) laugh was right after the show, when he and his small entourage were leaving the venue at the same time I was, and I just couldn't help but break into Cleese's "whereupon I curtailed my Walpoling activities and sallied forth in search of cheesy comestibles" speech, whereupon Graham chuckled and turned around, saying, "Who is that lunatic with the terrible British accent?"
Turns out that he was actually curious enough to ask one of his facilitators to find me and invite me to an after party he was attending. When I arrived shortly thereafter, I found that the great man was already ensconced behind a chess table, in front of which a queue was already forming. Seizing my chance at actually speaking to him one on one, I immediately jumped in line. Within just a few minutes, the two people in front of me were easily dispatched and it was my turn.
Even before the first move he smiled and said, "So you're the Python loonie who made me laugh after that grim affair." Smiling to break my jaws, I of course said, "It's a fair cop, guv'nor," which elicited yet another smile. But then, maybe 3 moves in, Chapman sat back in his chair, relit his pipe and said, "You don't really play chess, do you?" At which point it was my turn to so heartily laugh that it actually affected Graham, who joined me in my delirium. We chatted for a few more moments about me, of all things, all the while pretending to play chess, until he finally said, "Good luck to you, young man. You've managed to make me laugh, which doesn't happen every day, but I fear that the natives in this silly line have grown restive." Taking my cue, I thanked him for his patience and sallied forth in search of other comestibles.
The whole exchange only took a few ticks off the clock of my inexplicably long life, but it has stayed with me, indelibly, all these years.
rob brydon is great
wish i saw him acting more
He most certainly is! 👏
Bless this man and all his friends who've made me laugh for decades.
An hour well spent.....Sir Palin is truly a national treasure.
I could honestly listen to Michael Palin talk forever and never be bored.
Utterly glorious. Palin and Brydon at top of their game.
That's probably the most well deserved Knightship I've ever seen!
*knighthood
When I was younger Cleese was my favorite Python, these days it's become Palin. His versatility and commitment to the skits was unmatched. That and the sheer amount of classic bits he was in - Dead Parrot, Cheese Shop, Lumberjack, Spanish Inquisition, Argument, The Tale of Sir Galahad, Biggus Dickus, Every Sperm is just epic.
I feel like Palin is the best looking and the finest actor in Python! He is also the most likely to hold your attention when you are watching Monty Python!!
My favourite python! I've watched the complete series on Netflix dozens of times and its still as iconic as ever. I love the argument sketch with Michael and John and I also love the blackmail sketch with Michael as the show host, which funnily enough the great Stephen Merchant said was one of his favourite sketches too!
I've got 2 Python books he wrote a dedication to me in.
I wish I could frame them.
It was a great night. I can now finally see the end of it as I had to leave a few minutes early to get my train 😄
I'd have missed my train. You don't walk out on a Python. 🙂
@@Elwaves2925Say that to John Cleese's wife!
@@matthewperris Which wife? Oh yeah, it's all of them. 😁
Nice to see _G.B.H._ get a mention.
My heart is mostly made of formica, but i'll always have a softened place in it for Michael Palin, my 1st crush 🧡
"Formica with a place for Michael"?
I absolutely adore this man! Thank you, Michael, for the many laughs you have given throughout my entire life. You have also been a source of inspiration for my life as a global traveller.
I am pretty certain we met at an Irish pub in Tokyo, even though you denied you were the great Michael Palin.
Thank you so much for upload this video! It's great to see and hear Sir Michael Palin!
I am a Mexican fan who admires his career 💖
The only Python sketch all 5 agreed was their best/fave has been mine since childhood, I've watched it 100 times easily, and was the first clip they showed before Mike came on stage.
They warped my 7 year old mind for the better
This was lovely. I can't do anything but smile when I see Michael Palin.
Amazing! I couldn't get tickets - so, thanks for posting it.
If I might suggest... without knowing which clips were shown, it's very hard to know exactly what Michael's reacting to. Maybe a caption summing up the clip(s) being shown in their place might make for greater understanding? Just an idea. :-)
What a shame they had to cut out those clips.
i agree but i can understand why they did it . when it comes to you tube the BBC are fierce defenders of copyright . i lost my first account here as they made 10 copyright claims against me as i had 10 clips of their radio show im sorry i haven't a clue on it . i have never and will never try to make money off someone else work . . to get back on point the slapstick festival had permission to show the clips in the theatre but may not have been able to get permission to post the python clips on you tube
@@Fcutdlady It doesn't make sense to me as they were only short.
@@petermetcalfe6722 The Beeb doesn't believe in fair use.
@@Elwaves2925
Clearly not.
@@Elwaves2925Lol
#OverlyEntitled
Kind of ridiculous that the premise of the interview is to discuss the clips shown, but I assume for rights reasons they can’t rebroadcast the clips.
GBH was revolutionary television.
Palin and Jones's The complete and utter history of Britain is brilliant ,cant recommend it highly enough
Great interviewer and interviewee- thank you for posting
Please forward to Sir Michael Palin....
Our daughter, Palin...yes, named after you...just turned 18, on September 6th! 🥳
A "Happy Birthday" from her namesake would be the greatest gift ever!
A brief video, or a social media mention, or a clever rendition of "Finland, Finland, Finland," or a card in the mail, OR just a simple acknowledgment of her in your Last Will And Testament. 😁
🤞🤞🤞🥳🥳🥳❤❤❤🤪🤪🤪
I hear Sarah Palin is available...
@@KenLieck 🤢
Those clips they showed were real 'blink-and-you-miss-it' moments. Maybe I've developed narcolepsy.
I'm guessing it's a TH-cam copyright thing. They aren't even clips, a few frames really. Bit of a shame but there it is.
Wonderful stuff. Brilliant fro both of them Both are national treasures.
Reassuring to hear that Michael was at the TWW studios on the Bath Road, Bristol in 1965 a couple of weeks after I was born, just a short distance away. Happenstance or serendipity perhaps, but I always knew there must have been a good reason for my arriving and, apart from a wonderful family and happy Bristolian upbringing, being able to enjoy a lifetime of Palin-induced smiles has made the whole trip more worthwhile - thanks Michael!
Great fun!!! :)
I was surprised that Michael is seven years my senior. I always thought we were a year or two apart.
OOH....thank you thank you thank you. 😍😍
Where are all the clips?
We apologise that the clips had to be removed due to copyright restrictions
Strange watching this on TH-cam with no clips for copyright reasons. An ad for shoes popped up just at the point Rob introduced the first Python clip and it was quite bizarre, as if implying that Michael had written a sketch about a shoe ad. Almost something that might have actually happened in Python! ;)
Thanks it's all about the grip
Michael Palin is absolutely brilliant.... love Brazil.. he played a brilliant part... also love "east of ipswich " wonderful... a brilliant comedian and excellent actor /director
Trubshaw, love the ring of that name. That's really all I needed, thanks guys. Trubshaw, Trubshaw, Trubshaw, Trubshaw. I was born in Bristol as it happened, left a few days old and never returned, hopefully some time.
Eight bloody one !
Reference to his greatest film spinal Tap....great choice Michael
When you cut the clips out any chance you could put links to them here so we can see what they are talking about!
Michael was never without a Bristol in his mouth ! 🍋🍋🍨🍨🎈🎈➿🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
Why were all the clips cut out?
We apologise that the clips had to be removed. If some of the clips weren’t removed then the video couldn’t be permitted for release on TH-cam. Thank you for your understanding
When I saw this I did a double take - "Brydon and WHO?!?" 😃
Did everyone see that Palin & Jones' entire Complete & Utter History of Britain series has been unearthed and released?
Its unbelievably good and brilliant
Whatever one’s views about the Honours system, were we to scroll down list of knighthoods few if any would have done as much as Sir Michael Palin for the people of this country.
I would have liked it if the clips were in. Now it's just a discussion about details they saw, but we can't.
fawlty towers, John cleese can be the major ?!?!!?!? love them all.. sir all paytions.
Why aren’t they showing the clips,
That’s kind of the best parts
??? I'm a Michael Palin fan and this is a great discussion --- but why are the clips edited out? It defeats the purpose of the whole video.
We apologise that the clips had to be removed. If some of the clips weren’t removed then the video couldn’t be permitted for release on TH-cam. Thank you for your understanding
Not worthless w/out the clips, but pretty damned close! Do your job. Get permission!
We apologise that the clips had to be removed. If some of the clips weren’t removed then the video couldn’t be permitted for release on TH-cam. Thank you for your understanding
Not familiar with the interviewer, but he’s excellent.
Odd. I thought Neil Innes and Graham Chapman wrote the Awful
Family sketch.
Should have Richard herring hosting…..
No thanks Bryson is bad enough
I presume it's like when the Beatles broke up.He cut his teeth on python & his
symphony in C minor will always be R Y.
What happened to the clips?!
Come on. How old are you?
You live in the world don’t you?
rob has borrowed richard herring’s chairs from rhlstp.. rhlstp and the format..
Blimey! Bacardi and coke!
💐🥰🪶💐🍸🖊️💐
Is this the first live appearance of Michael since his wife passing?
I think this was from February, a few months before her passing
Cuttng the clips defeats the object of the interview. 😮
Clips ?
When you want the audience asking questions, why is nobody in that production crew smart enough to provide for two microfuns and somebody to gaffer those? Good heavens, what amateurs are those? We never hear the question as it was asked, there is this censor repeating the wrong part of it. Brrrr. Tusk tusk tusk. Explanation Marc.
Me Tarzan "Impalin
Another great video ruined by asinine laws ruling out and deleting the necessary clips that would hold it all together. There should have been more attention given to Ripping Yarns which for me was the best thing to follow Monty Python.
All the divots here who have never heard of copyright.
I can understand (only just) the legal reasons of cutting out clips they're discussing, but Q&A part was a joke. It is not so complicated technically to have a wireless microphone that someone could pass to an audience member. No excuse for that even if this Q&A was Brydon's ad hoc idea.
If you're capable of involving and inviting people such as Palin the whole thing should be more professional. Seriously, if I was working for Palin's management I'd suggest either taking it off YT or at least including some subtitles.
"The false heroism of the war". Says it all about that post-war Oxbridge generation doesn't it.
Rob Brydon speaks to the crowd as if he is addressing people with learning difficulties or Altzheimer's... Michael Palin talks as if the audience have some intelligence, and don't need/want him to fill in all the gaps and double-explain everything.
These homages referring to clips that we will not see are pointless. I love Brydon and Palin, but you should ask for royalty-free clips or edit the parts referring to those things we will not see. It's goodbye at 17:33 for me (just in case you cared).
You took out all the clips and we couldn't hear the audience questions. Waste of time.
The clips are copyrighted so the yootoob video would get flagged and taken down.
And it's hardly "a waste of time" to _merely_ get an hour of Palin talking about his career and experiences.
Very fun
They mention “ the young ones”
What an absolute piece of garbage that show was
“schiesse” isn’t a word.
@@bill-fk7tl No, it isn’t.
@@bill-fk7tl If you took German in college, then you would know ‘ie’ makes an “ee” sound, while ‘ei’ sounds like “eye”. *That* would be the one you want. It’s also a noun, which needs an upper case initial.
So, I guess, Google translate is wrong. Who’d have thought?
@@adamtzsch
What is your mother effing problem
I’m no German expert
Never said I was
So if you are gd German native speaker then tell my little people in my first and second year one credit classmates were wrong.
Stop trying to put us in a concentration camp.
Join the woke nazis already then
Great interview. Sad to say I couldn`t watch Death of Stalin as it glossed over Beria`s life as a sadistic paedohile mass-murderer. That`s just me. Not good to have any Russian connection, especially not these days.
It wasn’t a documentary.
It's a comedy film.
LEGEND!