ah, aute, kako si uvidjavan:)
/mislim na troskove kremacije/ja sam ipak za kremaciju, ako bude bilo, ostavicu pare, ako ne - nek se snalaze. posluzenje, dekoraciju i muziku jos nisam osmislila. mozda god save the queen?
Chapman died at the age of 48 on October 4, 1989, of pneumonia brought about by the throat cancer which had metastasised to his spine. His death was one day before the 20th anniversary of the first broadcast of Flying Circus - in Terry Jones' words, "the worst case of party-pooping in all history". John Cleese delivered a eulogy for Chapman, during which he deliberately used the word "fuck" as well as other expletives, and got away with it on the BBC without having the bad language censored. Cleese's eulogy was so funny that it was noted that some people at the funeral "almost died laughing". Cleese has said that Chapman would have liked that.
The remaining Python members have acknowledged that, while brilliant, Chapman was exasperating to work with, and difficult to know. After his death, speculation of a Python revival inevitably faded. As Idle said, "we would only do a reunion if Graham came back from the dead. So we're negotiating with his agent" (subsequent gatherings of the Pythons have in fact included an urn, said to contain Chapman's ashes).
After Graham's death David reclaimed his private life, but has contributed to "The Pythons" book.
There is a story that David blasted Graham's ashes off a cliff to celebrate the millennium, but this is a rumour started by a journalist who overheard him say it was a good idea. Also untrue is the story that Sherlock sprinkled Graham's ashes on people at the 25th anniversary of Python in Los Angeles. The ashes in the sketch were actually breadcrumbs.
Graham's ashes were eventually scattered by David over the summit of Snowdon, North Wales on June 18 2005.
ste gledali to prosipanje pepela po publici?
evo bas sad citam da je daglas adams umro u teretani.
et artur: i drugi put
Edited by kingmaker, 12 January 2006 - 13:33.
