Description: On their 30th anniversary, the five surviving members of Monty Python -- John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin -- remember what it was like to build a comedic collaboration for the ages. Along with some chief co-conspirators, including the BBC's Barry Took and Ian MacNaughton, the late Graham Chapman's companion David Sherlock, and the legendary Douglas Adams, they recount their brilliant career in their own words -- illustrated with rare backstage photographs never before published. This is a first-person look into a beloved collective mind: the Pythons' meeting, their shared humor, their clashes, their struggles to maintain artistic control over their work, and most of all, spam!

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