George Harrison’s Bold Move to Fund Monty Python’s Life of Brian

Eric Idle and George Harrison on the set of Monty Python’s Life of Brian, 1978. The plug had been pulled on financing for the film, Harrison mortgaged his house to pay for it because he “really wanted to see the film”

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22 thoughts on “George Harrison’s Bold Move to Fund Monty Python’s Life of Brian”

  1. I saw John Cleese this year and I remember he mentioned that George spent the most ever for a movie ticket.

    “I really want to see this fucking movie.”

    I died laughing when he said that.

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  2. A truly wonderful time when movies had soul and substance, not just another cash grab hastily written to fill the pockets of a corporation…

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  3. Always loved this bit of trivia. I love the Beatles and the Pythons so George’s involvement in/financing LOB always felt like a stars-aligned historical fact.

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