TERRY GILLIAM receives Comedy Award @Slapstick Festival 2024, hosted by Matthew Sweet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- Join us for an unforgettable event from the Slapstick Festival 2024, where legendary filmmaker and Monty Python member Terry Gilliam sits down with broadcaster and film critic Matthew Sweet. Held in February 2024, this in-depth conversation celebrates Gilliam's extraordinary career in filmmaking, animation, and comedy, offering fascinating insights into his creative process.
From his iconic work on Monty Python’s Flying Circus to directing beloved films such as Brazil, The Fisher King, and 12 Monkeys, Gilliam shares anecdotes and behind-the-scenes stories that shaped his visionary approach to cinema. Known for his distinctive style blending surrealism and dark humor, he reflects on his decades-long journey in the industry.
Hosted as part of the annual Slapstick Festival-a celebration of silent and visual comedy-this event honors Gilliam’s contributions to the world of film and comedy, highlighting his deep connection to visual humor, which remains a core theme of the festival. Don't miss this rare opportunity to witness the wit and wisdom of one of cinema's most imaginative creators!
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I love him so much, it’s great to see a new interview with him. Cherishing his film work just as much as what he did with Python while we still have him!
It was so great to be at that interview.
What a brilliant career.
What a wealth of great work Terry has given us! It's probably a good thing he didn't REALLY die while animating the monster in the Cave of Caerbannog, or we would have missed out on a lot. Just wanted to add how lovely it was to hear him speak of Neil Innes. I was always a huge fan of Neil's, and we lost him around the same time as the other Neil (Peart) so the news got a little overshadowed in my circles (though of course I was a huge fan of Peart as well!). Innes's songs were always so entertaining. RIP, Neil.
I love Gilliam so much. I think the interviewer wants to call attention to himself with those white frames.
Talking about visual comedy, those glasses do not work.
I think they are Hilarious.