01 June 1973 Comedy, Factual 22 mins
John Cleese, Michael Palin and Terry Jones celebrate the Guinness Book of World Records.
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John Cleese as Various
Michael Palin as Various
Terry Jones as Various
Connie Booth as Various
Frank Muir as Commentator
Digby Turpin Director
Michael Palin Additional Writing
Barry Took Writer
Frank Muir Additional Writing
John Cleese Additional Writing
Terry Jones Additional Writing
United States 01 June 1973
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