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Can somebody tell me if Michael Palin is using the accent from a specific area of England, or other part of Britain ? Thanks, (from an french person)

Your mine princess lucky 😂

“The curtains?” 😂

Many years ago i went to see him in concert in Florence. He started the concert by casually walking on stage all by himself and started playing some amazing music as soon as he got to the microphone..then at some point he started playing the guitar AND the microphone with a painting brush. Dude's an alien.

"Romani" - gypsies?

As the only person in the cinema laughing hilariously at this scene, I realised that Latin was not taught in every school.

I was taking Latin in high school when this came out, and man I just died.

😂 "No it doesn't."

It’s fun to see Terry J play the more demure character & Michael the more brusk one, it seems a sort-of inversion of at least my memory of their roles in Flying Circus.

Jesus Christ, it's like playing Mount & Blade.

"What, the curtains?"

Memories of our latin master at school !

"It says 'Romans go home' ". "...No, it doesn'.t". I'm not even sure why that comes off as so effortlessly funny. Probably the dismissive tone in the delivery.

What's this then??? Romanes eunt Domus?? "People called Romanes they go to the house"???

I can relate.

My favourite scene in the WHOLE movie😂

“Where are YOU going? “ …. “ We’re coming with you…. “ That is GOLD.

“It says Romans go home!” “…. No it doesn’t”

The Braveheart homage was brilliant.

what a load of CRAP

“What, the cuuurtains?”

I did not realize that the swamp king was actually Michael Palin... Very good acting....

A day in the life of a teacher . . .

This scene is the precursor to the scene in Braveheart where the king throws his son's gay lover out the window.

there are curtains in there, that's funny by itself

Shut your noise, you!😂

"The Curtains" 😅

Love this scene from my favorite movie The Holy Grail Meets Monty Python

My mom hates this scene, the sheer incompetence infuriates her.

This is one of the scenes that has lived rent free in my head since watching it as a child decades ago.

This scene is just gold. When I watched it the first time I was so glad I didn't have to learn Latin in school.

Sorry to the fans, but this is probably the only scene in the movie that I laughed really hard at.

Remarkable move silently skills they had dressed in armour.

The hiccupping guard 🤣

Thanks to this scene, I'll never forget that the plural Imperative of the verb "eo" is "ite" 😂

“Ooh, if if if uuh, if if, uuh if if, uuh, if we, oh, IF IF, ooh”

Their best movie. This scene and the "who is this Bwian" scene are my favourite.

3:00 is the funniest part 😂

LAD

I'm studying for my Latin exam and this is exactly what I need now 🤣

My favourite gag in this is that Brian gets the case of "domum" right on the first try but the centurion still drives home the grammatical case to him just to make _absolutely sure_ he's grasped Latin grammar.

One of the most underrated lines of the whole movie is when the knights come in and the guard nonchalantly recites the rules as they kill him: "You're not allowed to enter the room..."

"but I don't want land ...."

Having taken Latin in high school, I actually find this funnier than, "What have the Romans ever done for us?"

"Stop that, STop THAT! You're not doing a song while I'm here!"

I found out the fallout joke in game to this

Biggus dickkus was really funny, but somehow this scene left me wheezing on the floor

I need a girl with huge tracts of land

What are the other monty python movies

“Make sure he doesn’t leave” “Go get a glass of water” So subtle but so clever