Monty Python App: Terry Gilliam Talks Apple, iPad, Technology For ‘Holy Grail’ App Release

April 9, 2012

It’s not Monty Python and The Holy Grail, Part 2, however the latest offering from the legendary British comedy troupe is certain to please longtime fans: The six men of Monty Python have released an iPad app to commemorate the release of the all-age classic medieval laugh riot on Blu-Ray.The iPad app is called “Monty Python: The Holy Textbook of Days,” and it is packed with material that supplements and colors the original 1975 film. The app, which ZDNet rightly called “essential for any self-respecting Python fan,” is split into two parts: The first acts like an extras section on a DVD, with never-before-seen outtakes and stills, the screenplay with handwritten notes, animations of vital props and the like.The second part of the app, meanwhile, is an intriguing bit of cinema history: The movie was filmed in 28 days (hence the app’s title, “The Holy Textbook of Days”), and the app features a day-by-day filming diary that culls memories, photographs and videos into a humorous, surprisingly detailed production diary. This part of the app can also sync up with the Blu-Ray film via Wi-Fi connection and act as a sort of second screen or “pop-up video” to educate you on the scene you’re watching while you watch it. Glance at More…
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