'Monty Python' was created in the late 1960s by Graham
Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry
Jones, and Michael Palin. The six members of the team had
got to know each other gradually in the preceding years,
firstly through university - Graham, John and Eric were at
Cambridge together, while Terry Jones and Michael were at
Oxford - and later through their work on various television
comedy programmes, most notably The Frost Report.
In 1967, John and Graham co-wrote and starred in At Last,
the 1948 Show, which also starred Marty Feldman, Tim
Brooke-Taylor and Aimi MacDonald, with occasional
appearances by Eric. The following year, Eric, Michael and
Terry J wrote and starred in the children's show1, Do Not
Adjust Your Set (DNAYS), which also featured More...
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