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WINNER BAFTA 2009: Interview with Terry Gilliam

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Exclusive interview with Terry Gilliam at the BAFTA 2009 film awards ceremony after receiving the Academy Fellowship Award. Awarded annually by the Academy, the Fellowship is the highest accolade bestowed upon an individual in recognition of an outstanding and exceptional contribution to film.

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  • Way to go Gilliam! You deserve it!! :-D

  • Whenever I think of Terry Gilliam, I can't help but feel that he feels like a modern day Orson Welles.

    Meaning that so many of his projects get kiboshed or ruined by studio hands, or other circumstances. Hopefully he won't give up and not spiral into Welles' doldrums.

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  • The Adventures of Baron Munchausen is one of my all-time favorite films! Go Gilliam!

  • does the interview now only th emonty python movies? I love them, but it's like he didn't see all the wonderful movies he made after..hhmmm..

    anyway, Gilliam YOU'RE GREAT! (do your don quixote, please!!!)

  • i cant wait for the imaginarium movie to come out

  • Terry i always having his creativity stifled. Also, he has a problem with not getting a good return.

  • He's an inspiration to listen to. Full of energy!  I've loved his movies since my mom showed me Time Bandits as a kid.

  • I love Terry Gilliam SO HARD!

    He's such an amazing director, it's about time he got the honors he deserves!!

  • YES!

  • next step is to become a SIR as a previous american!

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