How to Irritate People
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How to Irritate People

(1969)Directed by Ian Fordyce68 minComedy, TV Movie

Recorded at London Weekend Television in November 1968, this one-off special came together before Monty Python existed, with a script from John Cleese, Graham Chapman, Marty Feldman and Tim Brooke-Taylor. Ian Fordyce directs it as a mock instructional documentary, with Cleese presenting himself as a guide to the art of irritating people. Cleese (Himself) leads the lesson, and Brooke-Taylor, Chapman, Palin and Connie Booth turn up in a string of different roles.

John Cleeseas Himself - Various
Tim Brooke-Tayloras Various Characters
Graham Chapmanas Various
Michael Palinas Various
Connie Boothas Various
Gillian Lindas Various
Dick Vosburghas Various