US EditionCostumes, props and ‘llama’ from Monty Python’s final live show to be auctioned
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 1 – Over 90 costumes and props from Monty Python's final live shows, including Terry Gilliam's personal items, are available in an online auction running until July 20, 2025.
- An online auction running until Sunday, July 20, features a variety of items including numerous costumes, props, and a realistic llama figure from Monty Python’s last live performance at London’s O2 Arena in 2014.
- This auction follows the troupe’s 2014 farewell performance, which included all members except Graham Chapman, who passed away from cancer in 1989; Terry Jones, another member, died in 2020 due to a rare type of dementia.
- The auction features approximately 90 pieces, including costumes, a Spam sketch menu, a replica dead parrot with its cage, and five autographed Monty Python Funko Pop figures, all drawn from Terry Gilliam’s own assortment of memorabilia.
- Stephen Lane, Propstore's chief executive, highlighted Monty Python's unmatched influence in comedy and noted that this auction presents a rare chance for fans to acquire memorabilia from the group's historic final reunion.
- The auction offers fans around the world a chance to preserve the troupe’s legacy by acquiring iconic costumes and props from their final live performance.
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