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John Cleese was born in October 1939 in Somerset he is a famous actor who was performing mostly in the comedy genre during his carrier. His father was an insurance agent- Reginald Francis Cheese who changed his last name into Cleese after entering the army. John was the only son of his old parents, and that is why since hi childhood he was always like under a glass cover. He was not allowed to be mischievous or simply play like all the boys of his age were playing. John has graduated the preparatory Saint Peter’s school and after that he spent five years in Clifton College, after which he was teaching for a few years in his school while awaiting for the confirmation to ether the Downing College. Later he entered the law faculty in the Cambridge University. By that time he was a typical product of the bourgeoisie environment. He was voting the conservative party, wearing ties; he was not drinking or abusing drugs. Nevertheless he entered a student’s theatre company. Later he started working on the BBC channel. In 1968 he married with the American actress Connie Boot. Together with his college friends they formed a “Monty Payton’s flying circus” their shows became famous throughout the entire world.

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Here you can learn about the movies John Cleese acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Shrek Forever After - King Harold (voice)	$165M	2010	$70.8M	$238M
Shrek the Third - King (voice)	$160M	2007	$122M	$321M
Shrek 2 - King (voice)	$150M	2004	$108M	$436M
Die Another Day - Q	$142M	2002	$47.1M	$160M
The World Is Not Enough - R	$135M	1999	$35.5M	$127M
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - Nearly Headless Nick	$125M	2001	$90.3M	$318M
Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle - Mr. Munday	$120M	2003	$37.6M	$101M
Around the World in 80 Days - Grizzled Sergeant	$110M	2004	$7.58M	$24M
The Adventures of Pluto Nash - James	$100M	2002	$2.18M	$4.41M
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - Nearly Headless Nick	$100M	2002	$88.4M	$262M
The Day the Earth Stood Still - Professor Barnhardt	$80M	2008	$30.5M	$79.4M
Planet 51 - Professor Kipple (voice)	$70M	2009	$12.3M	$42.2M
George of the Jungle - An Ape Named 'Ape' (voice), Soundtrack (performer: "My Way")	$55M	1997	$22.9M	$105M
Rat Race - Donald P. Sinclair	$48M	2001	$11.7M	$56.6M
Frankenstein - Professor Waldman	$45M	1994		$22M
The Out-of-Towners - Mr. Mersault	$40M	1999	$8.22M	$28.5M
Stranger Than Fiction - Footage (Monty Python's "The Meaning of Life" courtesy of)	$38M	2006	$13.4M	$40.1M
Isn't She Great - Henry Marcus	$36M	2000	$1.37M	$2.95M
Valiant - Mercury (voice)	$35M	2005	$5.91M	$19.4M
The Jungle Book - Dr. Julien Plumford	$27M	1994		$44.3M