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Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975) - film poster, directed by Terry Gilliam

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

1975
1h 31min United Kingdom Feature
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Synopsis

King Arthur, accompanied by his squire, recruits his Knights of the Round Table, including Sir Bedevere the Wise, Sir Lancelot the Brave, Sir Robin the Not-Quite-So-Brave-As-Sir-Lancelot and Sir Galahad the Pure. On the way, Arthur battles the Black Knight who, despite having had all his limbs chopped off, insists he can still fight. They reach Camelot, but Arthur decides not to enter, as "it is a silly place".

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975) is a 1h 31min fantasy feature film by Terry Gilliam. King Arthur, accompanied by his squire, recruits his Knights of the Round Table, including Sir Bedevere the Wise, Sir... Selected for Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival (2025).

Key facts

Cast Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, Michael Palin, Connie Booth, Carol Cleveland
Original language French
First release April 3, 1975 (United Kingdom)
Production companies Python (Monty) Pictures
Home video distributors RCA Columbia Pictures Home Video (United States), Columbia TriStar Home Video (United States), Columbia Pictures Home Entertainment (United States)
Based on Arthurian romance
Filming locations Doune Castle, Tomnadashan Mine

Crew

Screenplay Eric Idle, Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones
Producer Mark Forstater, Michael White
Cinematography Terry Bedford
Editing John Hackney

Trailer

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Titles
Original title Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Québec French title Monty Python, sacré Graal
Alternate title Sacré Graal!
VHS & home video releases
VHS RCA Columbia Pictures Home Video (cat. no. 60057) 1985, United States, slipcase
VHS Columbia TriStar Home Video (cat. no. 92253) 1991, United States, slipcase
VHS RCA Columbia Pictures Home Video (cat. no. 92253) 1991, United States, slipcase
VHS Columbia Pictures Home Entertainment (cat. no. 92253) 1993, United States, slipcase
Releases & classifications
Theatrical United Kingdom April 3, 1975
Theatrical United States April 28, 1975
Theatrical United Kingdom May 25, 1975
Theatrical United States June 8, 1975
Theatrical Ireland June 27, 1975
Theatrical Canada July 4, 1975
Theatrical Greece July 11, 1975
Theatrical United States July 18, 1975
Theatrical Brazil August 13, 1975
Theatrical Australia August 14, 1975
Theatrical South Africa September 29, 1975
Theatrical Norway October 30, 1975
Theatrical France December 3, 1975
Theatrical Netherlands January 22, 1976
Theatrical Denmark April 16, 1976
Theatrical Italy May 7, 1976
Theatrical Germany August 13, 1976
Theatrical Sweden April 15, 1977
Theatrical Spain May 23, 1977
Theatrical Spain August 8, 1977
Theatrical Hong Kong August 11, 1977
Theatrical Hungary August 11, 1977
Theatrical Portugal October 27, 1978
Theatrical Portugal February 23, 1979
Theatrical Japan August 16, 1979
Theatrical India December 6, 1979
Theatrical Russia December 10, 1979
Theatrical Soviet Union December 10, 1979
Theatrical Thailand December 11, 1979
Theatrical Argentina December 20, 1979
Theatrical Uruguay February 22, 1980
Theatrical Finland August 27, 1982
Television Sweden October 25, 1991
Theatrical Czech Republic April 1, 2000
Theatrical United States June 15, 2001
Television Netherlands June 14, 2002
Theatrical Canada December 4, 2009
Theatrical Greece June 24, 2010
Theatrical South Korea January 18, 2011
Theatrical Japan September 18, 2011
Streaming United States March 6, 2012
Streaming South Korea April 14, 2018
Streaming Poland April 14, 2018
Streaming Turkey April 14, 2018
Television Portugal December 11, 2020
Theatrical United States December 3, 2023
Theatrical United Kingdom February 21, 2024
Theatrical Czech Republic March 14, 2024
Theatrical Greece September 5, 2024
Theatrical United Kingdom May 4, 2025
Theatrical United States May 4, 2025
Theatrical Poland May 30, 2025
Theatrical Poland June 7, 2025
Theatrical Ukraine April 30, 2026
Classification Germany 12
Classification United States PG
Versions & editions
Home video Sweden November 22, 1982
Home video VHS United States 1985 60057
Home video VHS United States 1991 92253
Home video VHS United States 1993 92253
Home video Philippines October 23, 2001
Home video United States October 23, 2001
Home video Serbia July 16, 2002
Home video Sweden August 14, 2002
Home video Singapore September 16, 2003
Home video Brazil March 3, 2006
Home video Netherlands May 25, 2010
Home video Netherlands March 21, 2012
Home video Sweden March 28, 2012
Home video United States October 27, 2015
Home video Ecuador August 14, 2021
Full credits
Director Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones
Cast Graham Chapman (King Arthur / Voice of God / Middle Head / Hiccoughing Guard), John Cleese (Second Swallow-Savvy Guard / The Black Knight / Peasant 3 / Sir Launcelot the Brave / Taunting French Guard / Tim the Enchanter), Eric Idle (Dead Collector / Peasant 1 / Sir Robin the Not-Quite-So-Brave-as-Sir Launcelot / First Swamp Castle Guard / Concorde / Roger the Shrubber / Brother Maynard), Terry Gilliam (Patsy / Green Knight / Old Man from Scene 24 (Bridgekeeper) / Sir Bors / Animator / Gorilla Hand), Terry Jones (Dennis's Mother / Sir Bedevere / Left Head / Prince Herbert / Voice of Cartoon Scribe), Michael Palin (First Swallow-Savvy Guard / Dennis / Peasant 2 / Right Head / Sir Galahad the Pure / Narrator / King of Swamp Castle / Brother Maynard's Brother / Leader of The Knights Who Say NI!), Connie Booth (The Witch), Carol Cleveland (Zoot / Dingo), Neil Innes (First Monk / Singing Minstrel / Page Crushed by the Rabbit / Peasant #4), Bee Duffell (Old Crone), John Young (Dead Body / Historian Frank), Rita Davies (Historian's Wife), Avril Stewart (Dr. Piglet), Sally Kinghorn (Dr. Winston), Mark Zycon (Prisoner), Elspeth Cameron (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Mitsuko Forstater (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Sandy Johnson (Knight of Ni / Villager at Witch Burning / Musician at Wedding / Monk / Knight in Battle), Sandy Rose (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Romilly Squire (Musician at Wedding / Villager at Witch Burning), Joni Flynn (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Alison Walker (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Loraine Ward (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Anna Lanski (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Sally Coombe (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Vivienne MacDonald (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Yvonne Dick (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Daphne Darling (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Fiona Gordon (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Judy Lamb (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Tracy Sneddon (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Joyce Pollner (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Mary Allen (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Gloria Graham (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Sylvia Taylor (Girl in Castle Anthrax), Iain Banks (Knight in Battle (uncredited)), Julian Doyle (Police Sergeant (uncredited)), Margarita Doyle (Peasant (uncredited)), Charles Knode (Camp Guard / Robin's Minstrel (uncredited)), Zack Matalon (Guard who Falls into Barrels (uncredited)), Scott Mike (Bash (Mudfighter (uncredited)), William Palin (Sir Not-Appearing-in-this-Film (uncredited)), Tom Raeburn (Guard Eating Apple (uncredited)), Brian Ross (Biff (Mudfighter) (uncredited)), Roy Forge Smith (Inspector End of Film (uncredited)), Maggie Weston (Page-turner (uncredited)), John Thornton (Dancing Knight (uncredited))
Screenplay Eric Idle, Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones
Producer Mark Forstater, Michael White
Executive producer John Goldstone
Cinematography Terry Bedford
Editing John Hackney
Production design Roy Forge Smith
Visual effects John Horton
Sound John Foster
Costumes Hazel Pethig
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q25043
IMDb tt0071853
TMDB 762
CQ 2299

Additional data: TMDB.

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