MONTY PYTHON and the Holy Grail - The Insulting Frenchman
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"Now go away or I shall taunt you a second time" the best threat in film history.
1hunna bro love it so much they have always had such awesome scripts even thier flying circus das that was jsut straight madness lol
@@10jahrasta absolutely…… I remember watching the flying Circus episodes…
@@ctcanine crazy stuff right like that whole scene with just the same tree but diff names or the visuals same style of animated as yellow submarine and the blue moonies like the monster at the end lol love it classic uk x
So, this is where Joe Biden gets his foreign policy tactics.
I’ve used it more times than I can count🤣
the "your mother was a hamster and your daddy smelt of elderberries" line is basically calling his mom a promiscuous woman and his dad a drunk
I've kept that one in my arsenal of insults for many a year...
elderberries was harsh and used in cheap wine! so he called his father a cheap drunk!
Elderberry was also used as a preventative against pregnancy in some areas…
You are now ready to join the rest of us in quoting these lines, usually when drunk, and laughing like hell about it.
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I’m an Aussie who was brought up by my dad on excellent British comedy, and this is my favourite movie of all time. I have watched this hundreds of times and I still laugh and I used the “your mother was a hamster” quote to my sister the other day for a laugh and she knew exactly what the next line was and we had a giggle. Such brilliant writing never ages, and the Poms do it the best! I’m proud to say that my son has also been brought up with English comedy and has a HUGE collection of his own. All thanks to my dad listening to The Goons in the car when I was a kid. Absolutely adore Red Dwarf too!!! If I ever feel crappy, it’s British comedy that I watch to feel better. And great memories with my dad, now gone, watching The Two Ronnie’s and Dave Allen Show when I was a teenager.
"I've already got one" used to be a way to dismiss door-to-door salesmen, back when that was a thing.
Still works with telemarketers as well.
They were telling the truth, since they were also in Castle AaaaAAargh.
Yes they did eventually
Castle Doune in Scotland is where the movie was filmed. Been there. I laughed the entire time that I was there and posed like the Frenchman taunting . Hilarious
I’d love to visit the location 🤣🤣
We French men LOOOOVE this. 😁
"I'll fart in your general direction!"
The best line of Monty Python aside from "Biggus Dickus" lol.
Who here is an English Knigit?
I have been showing my kids Monty Python since they were toddlers. They are teenagers now and do lines like these regularly!
Mocking obvious plot holes in movies. To the French: "What are you doing in England?" Reply: "Mind your own business!" Yep, not even going to try to explain the plot hole Arthur pointed out. This movie is sheer genius when it comes to spoofing adventure films.
Nah, in Le Morte d'Arthur, the Grail WAS found in France.
And cause the story of King Arthur has mostly French lineage so that’s why he said mind your own business when asking what are you doing in England.
I just find it funny because a lowly French soldier occupying a fort in England telling the King of England to mind his own business.
Except…most “British” castles weee built by Norman invaders (French)
taken in context of the overall film, IE spoofing adventure films, this is a purposeful dig at obvious plot holes. Not the first one in the film, either.
My wife is french and does a very goid impression of this
The Frenchman’s pronunciation of knight is actually close to the correct middle English pronunciation. The k was not silent like today. In old English it was spelled with a c not k
To see someone half my age still enjoying what was already a classic when I was a kid is just joy. Sure, not everything ages as well as others, but it's made to be enjoyed and a glimpse into the past. It is not always the fancy CGI and special effects that make it good, but the story and heart put into it.
Now if you want to keep with British humor, may I suggest Red Dwarf or Are You Being Served.
Oh definitely Red Dwarf!!! Absolutely love that show, excellent British comedy at its finest!!
You have succeeded in your quest of British humour
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One of the best scenes 😅 but then, Monty Python is full of the best scenes!
When you do see the movie pay attention to the opening credits.
I can't watch the opening credits, they trigger the old trauma of when my sister was bitten by a moose!
The French soldiers are actually supposed to be French but the reason why the leader's accent is so bad is because he's played by John Cleese who also plays Sir Lancelot and the Black Knight
The National Trust forbid them to film in any of their castles. The castle seen in the movie is privately owned and every “castle” they visit in this movie is the same one just filmed from a different angle
I have heard these insults being used in everyday life. Everyone knows the context, and doesn't take it seriously.
In the legends of King Arthur and his knights, the search for the holy grail features quite prominently. The film is really an excuse to stich dozens of sketches, with a medieval flavour, together. It doesn't make a lot of sense, but it's great fun.
My favorite movie for over 50 years.
You know that any movie that starts off with people skipping through the woods, and banging coconuts together to emulate the sound of trotting horses is going to be hilarious.
@jack-1955 - As a horse lover since childhood, for me that was the funniest part of one of the funniest movies I've ever seen.
In the play Spamalot this scene was well done and hilarious
"What are you doing in England?......Mind your own business!" Presumably Normans. The thing about the Pythons was, that they were _really_ smart and knew their stuff, but were able to use historical events and make them seem totally mundane. The idea of the French soldiers giggling behind the wall! Another great line "I am Arthur, King of the Britons.....Who are the Britons?" There would've definitely been people living here, back then who were totally unaware of their place in history etc! 😉😉
You should check out their TV show from the late 60s into the early 70s, I believe that's about the correct time. If anything, just do it on your own. We survived on their reruns on PBS after they quit the show. We were very ready for the movie by 1975. I remember seeing it. The theater was packed. I didn't even know there were that many fans in town. I thought it was just us idiots. The movie did not disappoint and is always good for another watch from time-to-time.
The hamster and elderberry's insult.Is actually a legitimate historical insult.He was calling Arthur's mother extremely promiscuous and calling his father.A drunk
This movie is ridiculously funny and produced more quotable lines than any movie ever.
"I fart in your general direction!"
Man, why they cut it after "fetchez la vache"? That was like the best part!
Love it! :D
I really hope you'll do the full movie, soon. Too many individual clips will kinda' spoil it...
Really is a damn funny movie! I've watched it so many times I've lost track... It never gets old...
"Go boil you bottoms, you silly persons!"
Fabulous
Grail and the life of Brian, two of the best movies ever made. I was a kid when Python started and I thought it was the most amazing thing on TV.
Arthur: Good idea, oh Lord.
Lord: Of course it's a good idea!
One of the most hilarious scenes in movie history 😀
John Cleese 😂🤣😂😅❤️
Watch out for the holly. Hand Granada
Feche la vache!
Wtf is this, pretty much monty python in a nutshell, lol. Never try to make sense of it, it's silly stuff and you'll get a headache trying to make any sense of it.
You Arthur king and all your. Knnnnnnnights…
Such a great movie
U missed the ending. Its the best part
I was on a date when I saw this in 1975 and thought it was so funny.
I’m french 😉👍🇫🇷😂😂😂😂😂
A great funny movie
This movie was bank rolled by Led Zeppelin-makes me love it even more.
The French and British were mortal enemies for a thousand years til Germany became one nation then they partnered up for mutual defense.
no such thing that british, only french men in a civil war! (england are a french colony man!):)
@@ouranosodysseus286Normans, not French.
@@alanmawson9601 not true, they have mix with french blood since the very begin.
Fetchez la vache 😂‼️🤣🤣🫡
Better to watch the entire flick, than to just get scenes, out of context. (Besides… Whenever you do finally watch the entire flick, you won’t have had any spoilers.
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Guido de Lombard == Guy Lombardo
Most people don't understand this scene bc they don't even know what the holy grail is, or how priceless it is.
Zero understanding of history, only get dumbed down humor
Not history. Legend and literature.
Bet you're fun at parties...
We watched the movie back then in English class to learn the language but also the history.
I also bet they just loved " The Life of Brian" @@Szabla1595
I didnt hear any of what the movie was saying but happy you had a good laugh. Was it funny?
Watch the movie or the scene and decide for yourself.
This guy totally missed the joke in the movie clip. When you acknowledge a joke and laugh look for the other couple jokes within the joke. They are dropping multiple jokes at once
So you want to make money off of someone else's work and then you ruin it by adding commercials. Lame.
Still Game is Amazing! So many enriching lessons...well worth struggling through the accents. I love what you're doing. THANK YOU!
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Thank you 🥳🥳
There was only one holy grail. By definition it’s impossible for there to be more than one. So he can’t already have one. If he does it’s the One. That’s why it’s funny
Love this movie. The chin mail armour actors are wearing is wool.