As Monty Python And The Holy Grail turns 50, the comedic sensibilities of Terry Jones still fly under the circus.

For Terry Gilliam, a film should be the bitter truth cloaked in cinematic glory, refusing to bow down to the need to blind its audience.

Fifty years after Monty Python and the Holy Grail redefined comedy, stars Michael Palin and Terry Gilliam look back on the ...

Fifty years after Monty Python and the Holy Grail redefined comedy, stars Michael Palin and Terry Gilliam ... the Tony award for best musical in 2003. Both Palin and Gilliam sing the show's ...

Sarah Polley talks her cameo in 'The Studio' and the legacies of 'Take This Waltz' and Alice Munro, whom she adapted for ...

There’s a beautiful woman, Edna (Gemma Chan), and a small cast of characters who may or may not have Paul’s best interests at heart ... It’s not soundproof. It was like Terry Gilliam’s Brazil––there ...

Simon Thompson looks at the ten best director’s cuts that improve on the original theatrical editions… Director’s cuts are a ...

But that’s not the reason I chose Terry Gilliam’s 1995 classic 12 Monkeys for this list ... Matthieu Kassovitz to be a master in his element. In one swooping aerial shot of the banlieues, for example, ...

From Atonement to Buried, cinema's most desolating narrative curveballs have an innate knack for reducing their audiences to ...