OK, so here’s the deal. It’s a film called A Liar’s Autobiography, based on the autobiography written by Graham Chapman (liar, and member of the Monty Python team).
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WATCH: ‘Monty Python’ Star Terry Jones on Graham Chapman: ‘I Didn’t Feel Like I Knew Him At All’
For Monty Python fans one of the big attractions of the Toronto Film Festival has been a new film devoted to the late Graham Chapman – one of the stars of the legendary BBC TV comedy series of forty years ago.