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The date of birthday of Terry Gilliam is November 22, 1940. His hometown is Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. Terry is an English film director, actor, screenwriter, animator, and artist. Terry is famous as a participant of the British comedy group "Monty Python". In a family where he was born, were three children. Terry was the eldest. As a child, young Terry loved to watch the fairy tales. When Gilliam was 11, he and his family moved to California. After graduating the school Terry entered the Western College (Occidental College) in Los Angeles.. Gillian served in the U.S. National Guard and after his service he decided to move to Europe. The notable work of Terry in London is his participation in the television show, which was called "Do not twist the setting of your TV”. On this show Terry became acquainted with the future participants of the "Monty Python". Their debut television show was "Monty Python's Flying Circus”. In this show Gilliam worked as an actor, multiplier and composer.

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Here you can learn about the movies Terry Gilliam 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
The Brothers Grimm - Director, Dress Pattern Maker	$88M	2005	$15.1M	$37.9M
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen - Writer (screenplay), Irritating Singer Inside Fish (uncredited), Director	$46.6M	1988		$8.08M
Stranger Than Fiction - Footage (Monty Python's "The Meaning of Life" courtesy of)	$38M	2006	$13.4M	$40.1M
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus - Writer (written by), Director, Producer, Soundtrack (music: "We Are The Children Of The World") (lyrics: "We Are The Children Of The World", "We Love Violence") (	$30M	2009	$334K	$7.69M
Twelve Monkeys - Director	$29M	1995		$56.9M
The Fisher King - Director	$24M	1991		$41.9M
Spies Like Us - Dr. Imhaus	$22M	1985		$60.1M
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Writer (screenplay), Director	$18.5M	1998	$4.34M	$10.6M
Brazil - Writer (screenplay), Smoking Man at Shangri-La Towers (uncredited), Director	$15M	1985		$9.93M
The Meaning of Life - Writer (written by), Window Washer/Fish #4/Walters/Middle of the Film Announcer/M'Lady Joeline/Mr. Brown/Howard Katzenberg	$9M	1983
Time Bandits - Writer (written by), Director, Producer	$5M	1981		$42.4M
Life of Brian - Writer (written by), Man Even Further Forward/Revolutionary/Jailer/Blood & Thunder Prophet/Frank/Audience Member/Crucifee, Animation Designer, Animator (uncredited), Production Designe	$4M	1979	$26.4K	$646K
Reservoir Dogs - Special Thanks	$1.2M	1992		$2.81M
Jabberwocky - Writer (screenplay), Man with Rock, Director	$500K	1977
Cry of the Banshee - Title Designer	$500K	1970
Monty Python and the Holy Grail - Writer (written by), Patsy/Green Knight/Old Man from Scene 24 (Bridgekeeper)/Sir Bors/Animator/Gorrilla Hand, Animator (uncredited), Director, Storyboard Artist (uncr	$250K	1975	$45.5K	$1.82M
And Now for Something Completely Different - Writer (screen foreplay & conception), Self-defence nun/Flasher/Uncle Sam/Caterpillar man/Sign holder, Animator, Presenter (as Monty Python)	$100K	1971
Checkpoint Echo (short) - Special Thanks	$1K	2006
Storytime (short) - Animator, Director		1968
Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl (documentary) - Barber #3/Mao Zedong/Constable Parrot/I've got two legs singer/Demonstrator #3/Man with beans/Mountie, Writer (written by), Soundtrack (wri		1982