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Monty Python's Fliegender Zirkus 1972 | Maturity Rating: 16+ | 1 Season | Comedies The Pythons elevate the absurd to new heights and bring their sketches to German TV, working in phonetic German, at times with an Australian accent.
The story of Monty Python's Fliegender Zirkus goes like this; Monty Python's Flying Circus had been a huge success in England and in 1972, Germany, being comically impaired, asked the Python Troupe (Cleese, Idle, Palin, Chapmin, Jones, and Gilliam) if they could make a comedy television show in German, and they agreed. Simple as that.
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Mon, Dec 18, 1972. Monty Python return for their second and last German special. Doing the lines in German proved too difficult for most of them the first time, so this time they did it in English. This was of course dubbed for German television - strangely that version is a rather different cut with extra sketches. 7.9/10 (164)
This is the extraordinary tale of when the Pythons went Bavarian. German Comedy Ambassador, Henning Wehn, tells the story of how in 1971 the Pythons were flown into Bavaria, full of new original ideas for sketches, including pieces about the German artist Albrecht Durer, William Tell and The Merchant of Venice.
After a compilation of Python sketches won a second place prize at the Montreux Festival in 1971, Alfred Biôlek, a producer from Bavaria Films, contacted Ian MacNaughton to propose a Python show for German television, launching "Monty Python's Fliegender Zirkus."
