Monty Python is reunited

Five participants in the British comedian Monty Python resume joint performances.

According to The Independent , on Thursday, November 21, in London, John Okhz, Terry Gilliam, Eric Aidl, Terry Jones and Michael Paylin will give a press conference at which they will talk about their plans.

It is expected that the result of the reunion, which the enema once called "absolutely impossible", will be a stage project and a television show.

Monty Python artists have not worked on serious joint projects since 1983, when their film “ The Meaning of Life” was released. In 1989, with the death of one of the members of the Graham Capena group, the last hopes for reunion disappeared. Previous attempts to get together, the initiator of which was usually Eric Aidl, invariably failed.

On Monday, November 18, Aidl wrote on his Twitter that Monty Python will collect a press conference in three days, and that amazing news awaited fans of the group.

His words on Tuesday, November 19, confirmed Terry Jones in an interview with BBC : “We are going to make a show again. And this is true. "

“I am burning with impatience: I hope we will earn a lot of money, and I will finally pay for the mortgage,” the artist said.