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WHITHER CANADA Graham Chapman Announcer Mr. Bruce WHITHER CANADA Graham Chapman Announcer Mr. Bruce Foster Helmut British Housewife Sir Edward Ross Ron Geppo Inspector Private Colonel German Casualty Otto Different Gestapo Englishwoman Officer John Cleese Mozart Mariolini British Housewife Timmy Thomas Viking Sam Trench Doctor Policeman General Nazi Terry Gilliam Whizzo Spokesman Knight with Chicken “Sit Up” Woman Soldier Policeman Flag Waver Soldier Nazi Guard Eric Idle Eddie Francesco British Housewife Michael Vicky Reg Moss General Mrs. Scribbler Policeman General Soldier Nazi Joker Narrator Terry Jones Nelson Italian Language British Housewife Arthur “Two Sheds” “Sit Up” Woman Teacher Jackson Dress Woman Trapped Man Private Reporter Guard Soldier Nazi General Englishman Michael Palin It’s Man Genghis Kahn Giuseppe Interviewer David Mitzie Raymond Baxter Pepperpot General Ernest Scribbler Policeman Private German Casualty Prisoner of War Pig Head Miguel-Lopez Cortero Cy Town Himself Italian Guitarist Soldier Unnamed Extras Judge Judge Judge Italian Italian British Housewife British Housewife British Housewife Toulouse Lautrec Onlooker Dispatch Rider Soldier SEX AND VIOLENCE Graham Chapman Sheep Farmer Pepperpot Arthur Figgis Man with Two Noses William Gladstone Frank Amazing Kargol Julius Caesar Chartared Accountant Citizen John Cleese Frenchman Pepperpot Interviewer Cowboy in Black Scotsman on a Horse Epilauge Presenter Arthur Jackson Stockbroker Vicar Terry Gilliam Pepperpot Knight with Chicken Old Woman Politician Old Woman Eric Idle Linkman Marriage Guidance Ken Mr. Arthur Waring Viking Counselor Window Cleaner Terry Jones City Gent Pepperpot Arthur Frampton Arthur Ewing Queen Victoria Mum Old Man with Pram Harold Voice Napoleon Milkman Porter Farmer’s Wife Michael Palin It’s Man Frenchman Pepperpot Redcoat Arthur Pewtey ` Charlie Gardener Angry Neighbor Carol Cleveland Harold the Sheep Terry Medlicote Brian Lancaster Deidre Pewtey Janet Himself Monsignor Edward Gay Dr. Tom Jack Harry Woodley Stunt Rider Unnamed Extras Cameraman Floor Manger Floor Manager Referee Referee Mouse Man Policeman Mouse Man Mouse Man Mouse Man Mouse Man Mouse Man Mouse Man Mouse Man HOW TO RECOGNIZE DIFFERENT TYPES OF TREES FROM QUITE A LONG WAY AWAY Graham Chapman Mrs. Fiona Lewis Inspector Dim of the Superman Customer Milkman Yard Newsreader Stealer John Cleese Barrister Superman Superman Narrator Mungo Interesting Lives Milkman Michael Queen Interviewer Spokesman Terry Gilliam Knight with Chicken Newsreader Stealer Eric Idle Harold Larch Storyteller Manager Eric Arthur Name Terry Jones Judge Superman Gaston Uncle George Milkman Terry Mr. Burtonshaw Michael Palin It’s Man Cardinal Richelieu F. G. Superman Bicycle Repairman Priest Redcoat Gilberto Uncle Frank Milkman Newsreader Stealer Michael Ian Davidson Carol Cleveland Thelma Taylor Al Fleming John Watters Clerk of the Court Customer Milkman Collector Superman Bus Superman Conductor Phillip Mutton Dennis McTighe Bernadette Barry Juror Bus Driver Juror Unnamed Extras Juror Juror Juror Superman Superman Superman Superman Customer Milkman Girl with Radio OWL STRETCHING TIME Graham Chapman Marge Colonel Policeman Porter Mr. Harrison Big Cheese John Cleese Janet Self Defense Instructor Flunky West Countryman Stapleton Terry Gilliam Viking “Last Operation” Man Surgeon Eric Idle Singer Student 18th Century Gentleman Arthur Lemming of the BDA Terry Jones Gentleman Stripper Mr. Thompson Flunky Brian Michael Palin It’s Man Art Critic Man Lighting Cigarette Student LaFarge Katya Wyeth Carol Cleveland Dick Vosburgh Flopsy Elsie Girl Seducing Singer Nurse Van Der Berg Himself Joan Hayford-Hobbs Phillip Mutton Albert Ward Old Woman Old Man Man at Art Gallery Unnamed Extras Man at Art Gallery Lady at Beach Lady at Beach Lady at Beach Ice Cream Man Dental Patient MAN’S CRISIS OF IDENTITY IN THE LATTER HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY Graham Chapman Vet Customs Officer Police Constable Henry Policeman David Thomas Thatcher John Cleese General Long John Silver Traffic Cop Customs Officer Man in Street Proto-Gumby Stockbroker Silly Job Interviewer Pepperpot Terry Gilliam Man in Penguin Suit Knight with Chicken Policeman Scrawny Man Charles Fatless Flamboyant Man Judge Eric Idle Confuser Boxer Shirtless Man Vicar Pepperpot Sandy Camp Boxer Scoutmaster Arrested Newsreader Burglar/ Encyclopedia Salesman Terry Jones Mrs. B Chairman Man on Roof Journalist Bevis Michael Palin It’s Man Mr. A Sergeant Boxer Napoleon Bonaparte Smuggler Man Near Bathroom Wooden Scotsman Boyscout Head of Carreers Advisory Board Carol Cleveland Duck Cat Woman in Street Woman with Black Hair Dora Herself Himself Lizard Himself Unnamed Extras Kitty Confuser Confuser Confuser Confuser Chauffer Chef Chef Sandy Camp’s Chess Judge Opponent Judge Judge IT’S THE ARTS Graham Chapman Arthur Figgis Ken Policeman Superintendent Parrot Shirtless Man Stockbroker’s Neighbor Man in Queue Soldier Theatregoer Scottish Priest Irving C. Saltzberg John Cleese Interviewer Viking Vic Chartered Accountant Inspector Eric Praline Frankenstein’s Monster Policeman Scotsman on a Horse Writer Terry Gilliam Knight with Chicken Mona Lisa Phantom of the Opera Pig Boar Botticelli Lover Medieval Man Medieval Woman Family Scene Doctor Dancers Three Naked` Ladies Censor Policeman Emcee Percy Writer Eric Idle Reg Bandit Barrister Man in Queue Indian in Theatre Writer Terry Jones Karl Gambolputty… Larry Bandit Vicar Judge Mr. Milton Shirtless Man Tribesman Man in Queue Soldier Emma Hamilton Scotsman Writer Michael Palin It’s Man Arthur Figgis Fan Weedy Man Policeman Bishop Boss Bandit Pepperpot Tin Scotsman City Stockbroker House Manager Scottish Groom Writer Sheila Sands Ian Davidson Dennis McTighe Harry Woodley Topless Newsagent Edgar Hamilton Writer Bus Driver Stunt Rider Bernadette Barry Eddy May Scrandrett Scottish Bride Stockbroker’s Wife Unnamed Extras Woman in Queue Soldier Soldier Theatergoer Theatergoer Theatergoer Theatergoer Theatergoer Theatergoer Theatergoer Theatergoer Scotsman YOU’RE NO FUN ANYMORE Graham Chapman Dracula Chairman Mr. Samuel Brainsample Man in Queue Soldier Charles Scotsman Policeman John Cleese Peter Board Member Applauding Man Man in Queue Policeman Soldier Scotsman Sergeant Terry Gilliam Bandmaster Knight with Chicken Eric Idle Mr. Subways Prisoner Mrs. Samuel Brainsample Mrs. Potter Man in Queue Soldier Scotsman Football Fan Tennis Player Detective Inspector Sports Commentator Terry Jones Pirate Bishop Inspector Man in Queue Soldier Scotsman Citizen Mary Podgorny Blancmange Michael Palin It’s Man Wilkins Jewish Figure Redcoat Harold Potter Man in Queue Soldier Scotsman Angus Podgorny Donna Reading Girl in Bed Girl in Lab Unnamed Extras Board Member Board Member Woman in Queue Nanny Jazz Saxophonist Girl in Bed FULL FRONTAL NUDITY Graham Chapman Policeman Colonel Nude Man Mr. Lambert Norman Innocent Young Man Man in Telephone Policeman Grandson Baby Snatcher Kiosk John Cleese Sergeant Manager Chartered Accountant Lionel Crew Member Eric Praline Pepperot Hell’s Granny Biker Baby Snatcher Sergeant (DS) Terry Gilliam Pervert Emcee Theatergoer Ice Cream Seller Crew Member Eric Idle Private Watkins Mr. Verity Frank Linkman Eating Yogurt Hell’s Granny Sociologist Baby Snatcher Vicar Charles (DS) Terry Jones Pervert Dino Vercotti Barbara Groom Tribesman Hans Porter Flasher Hell’s Granny Biker Cinema Manager Baby Snatcher Policeman (DS) Michael Palin It’s Man Pepperpot Luigi Vercotti Stockbroker Art Critic Assistant Hermit Pet Shop Owner Pet Shop Owner’s Pepperpot Bother Hell’s Granny Baby Snatcher Forensic Expert (DS) Carol Cleveland Rita Davies Katya Wyeth Ewin Aulin Eric the Dead Parrot Bride Distressed Wife Elsie Innocent Yong Woman Himself Jean Clarke Granddaughter Unnamed Extras It’s Man’s Girl Random Woman Crew Member Crew Member Crew Member During Countdown Crew Member Crew Member Crew Member Crew Member Crew Member Goldfish Woman in Flasher Innocent Young Man Man Kidnapped by Keep Left Sign Scene Baby Snatchers Keep Left Sign THE ANT AN INTRODUCTION Graham Chapman Señorita Jimmy Blenkinsopp Brother Mountie Pepperpot Prof. RJ Gumby Hunter Dueler Victor John Cleese Spanish Lecturer Announcer Sir George Head 1 Sir George Head 2 Announcer Clone George Mountie Hunter Dueler Brian Equatol Terry Gilliam Louise Barker Knight with Chicken Mr. Freight Eric Idle Mariachi Arthur Wilson 1 Arthur Wilson 2 Kenny Lust Indian Arthur Name Terry Jones Mariachi Customer Ken Buddha Hunter Audrey Equatol Michael Palin It’s Man Man with Tape Bevis the Barber Bevis the Lumberjack Hunter Recorder Up His Nose Hunter Jack the Ripper Ken Shabby Connie Booth Carol Cleveland George Clarke Best Girl Iris Floor Manager Unnamed Extras Mountie Mountie Mountie Mountie Mountie Mountie Customer Customer Customer Customer Skydiver Goat Miner Miner Miner Miner Miner Miner Miner UNTITLED Graham Chapman David Unction Julius Caesar Chairman Biggles Pig John Cleese Bank Robber A Block of Wood Vocational Guidance Interviewer Frenchman Counselor Customer Random Man Roger Thompson Alligator Shrew Terry Gilliam A Piece of Laminated A Chippendale Writing Emcee Frenchman Plastic Desk Eric Idle Lingerie Shop Owner Arthur Tree Frenchman Passport Officer Random Man Mr. Phipps Maurice Zatapatique Ostrich Whale Terry Jones Frank’s Wife Viking Ron Obvious Frenchman Roman Centurion Vicar Vera Jackson Goat Michael Palin It’s Man Frank Herbert Anchovy Frenchman Luigi Vercotti Pet Shop Owner Mr. Jackson Barry Cryer Ian Davidson Carolae Donoghue Betty Martin Sheila Sands Algy Braithwaite Herman Rodriguez Mr. Jackson’s Mistress Woman in Glasses Ron
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