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Film material from Monty Python's Terry Jones donated to BFI National Archive
Film material from Monty Python co-founder Terry Jones has been donated to the BFI National Archive, ensuring the preservation of his influential comedic legacy.
- Terry Jones donated a collection of 16 mm film and 35 mm movie film from his personal archive to the BFI National Archive for preservation.
- The donated material includes works related to Monty Python and Ripping Yarns, highlighting the enduring impact of Jones on the world of Comedy.
- This significant collection also features behind-the-scenes footage and elements from The Wind in the Willows, showcasing Jones diverse contributions to film and television.
Why It Matters
The preservation of Terry Jones film materials at the BFI National Archive is crucial for safeguarding the history of British Comedy and the cultural impact of Monty Python. This donation not only honors Jones legacy but also ensures future generations can access and appreciate his innovative work.