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"""[A] witheringly honest oral history of the brilliant comedy troupe.""--"" Entertainment Weekly""""Insightful and entertaining perspectives on comedy writing, television and film.""-- ""Publishers Weekly""""A rare opportunity to look behind the scenes at the inner workings of the comic process.""-- ""Kirkus""""Morgan's informed questions elicit much detail?that affords a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the creative process.""-- ""Booklist""""A cheerful and peppy survey of what those amazing TV shows and movies looked like to the men behind the curtain?The nearest thing imaginable to a group autobiography.""-- ""San Francisco Gate"""

[A] witheringly honest oral history of the brilliant comedy troupe. -- Entertainment Weekly Insightful and entertaining perspectives on comedy writing, television and film. -- Publishers Weekly A rare opportunity to look behind the scenes at the inner workings of the comic process. -- Kirkus Morgan's informed questions elicit much detail?that affords a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the creative process. -- Booklist A cheerful and peppy survey of what those amazing TV shows and movies looked like to the men behind the curtain?The nearest thing imaginable to a group autobiography. -- San Francisco Gate

""A cheerful and peppy survey of what those amazing TV shows and movies looked like to the men behind the curtain. . . . The nearest thing imaginable to a group autobiography."" - San Francisco Gate ""Insightful and entertaining perspectives on comedy writing, television and film."" - Publishers Weekly ""Morgan's informed questions elicit much detail that affords a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the creative process."" - Booklist Praise for the original publication of Monty Python Speaks: ""A witheringly honest oral history of the brilliant comedy troupe."" - Entertainment Weekly

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David Morgan is an editor and journalist who has written for the Los Angeles Times, New York Newsday, The Hollywood Reporter, Sight and Sound and Empire, amongst many others. He worked with Terry Gilliam on the interactive laserdiscs of Brazil and The Adventures of Baron Munchausen.

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