English Heritage has turned down a request to erect a blue plaque to celebrate the life and work of the former Python.

Comedy legend Graham Chapman was the first Monty Python member to die, as he succumbed to illness at the tragically young age of 48 on October 4 1989. His battle with tonsil cancer was devastatingly ...

Comedy icon Graham Chapman has the dubious distinction of being the first member of the Monty Python team to die having passed away at the age of just 48 on 4 October 1989. His death from tonsil ...

Chapman died aged 48 in 1989, making him eligible for the official blue plaques, which honour people who have been dead for at least 20 years and have achieved exceptional public recognition or ...

El cuatro de octubre de 1989, con solo 48 años, moría Graham Chapman. No crucificado, sino por un cáncer de esófago. Fumador y con episodios de alcoholismo en su pasado, la muerte le llegó muy pronto, ...

Members of the Monty Python team are rejoining forces to animate a 3D adaptation of Graham Chapman’s 1980 memoir “A Liar’s Autobiography: Volume VI.” “The film will blend contributions from the ...

After 1975’s Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the Pythons briefly went their separate ways. John Cleese gave us Fawlty Towers, Eric Idle launched Rutland Weekend Television, Terry Gilliam made ...

Graham Chapman speaks candidly about his alcoholism and his sexuality. The comedian and writer talks about how insecurity drove him to drinking, and why it was while working on the Monty Python and ...