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About
After the death of his father, young Dennis Cooper goes to town where he has to pass several adventures. The town and the whole kingdom is threatened by a terrible monster called 'Jabberwocky'. Will Dennis make his fortune? Is anyone brave enough to defeat the monster?
Theatrical
Apr 15, 1977
DVD / Blu-ray
Oct 23, 2001
Box Office
$490K
Budget
$500K
Return
1.0x
Director
Writers
Terry Gilliam, Charles Alverson
Producers
Music
Studio
Python Films, Umbrella Films
Cast
Full credits →M
Michael Palin
Dennis Cooper
H
Harry H. Corbett
Squire
J
John Le Mesurier
Passelewe
W
Warren Mitchell
Mr. Fishfinger
M
Max Wall
King Bruno the Questionable
R
Rodney Bewes
The Other Squire
J
John Bird
1st Herald
B
Bernard Bresslaw
The Landlord
D
Deborah Fallender
The Princess
D
Derek Francis
Bishop
A
Annette Badland
Griselda Fishfinger
K
Kenneth Colley
1st Fanatic
J
Jerold Wells
Wat Dabney
G
Gorden Kaye
Sister Jessica
D
David Prowse
Red Herring / Black Knight
R
Roger Pratt
Man Living in Barrel
S
Simon Williams
The Prince
D
Derrick O'Connor
Flying Hogfish Peasant
P
Peter Cellier
1st Merchant
F
Frank Williams
2nd Merchant
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