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Director -veteran and “Monty Python” graduate Terry Giliam thinks that the president Donald TrumpRe -election allowed people to laugh again.
In an interview with the Hollywood reporter, published on Tuesday, the 84-year-old director told about his career, “comedy” and “The future of his last film project” amid a changing cultural landscape. Asked if he feels that the activists will not suppress the comedy, Giliam said Trump has shocked by the environment.
“I think Trump has changed significantly. He turned the world upside down”, Giliam – Note. “I don’t know if people will laugh anymore, but they are probably less frightened to laugh.”
Giliaam accused the activists woke up to a “narrow, independent point of view” for instilling fear of comedians in the last few years.
The American director, actor and producer Terry Giliam said that Trump’s second term was released to laugh again, in a recent interview with the Hollywood reporter. (Getti Image)
“It’s frightened so many people, and so many people timidly tells the jokes, making fun of things because when you say a joke, these people say you punch anyone. No, you find humor in humanity!” he said.
Giliaam told how Trump’s return to power had unintentional consequences to disrupt his upcoming comedy“Carnival at the end of days”, satire of Satan, who tries to stop God from the destruction of humanity, which the lamp woke up to culture.
Initially, the film conducted a subtitle: “Very fun for everyone who loves to hurt.”
“Well, he is the last movie I have worked on. Because it was a satire about the last few years when everything went the way they were.
Terry Giliaam said Trump overcame the comedy landscape. (Rebecca noble/gethy image)
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“That’s exactly how I approached it. I think Trump has destroyed satire. I mean how satirically treat what is happening in the world?” he said.
He joked about inclusion in a film in a movie containing it in the so -called “Trump, lost years” between 2020 and 2024.
The script of the film, which mockets for self -acting activists, feels outdated, and he has ceased in detail.
“And the other problem is that the script is outdated because it was the satire of the world two years ago, and Donald Trump came and he is a carnival. He turned the world upside down – all we needed to smuggle some stories because parts of it were very specific in what a wonderful world was. exit Tuesday.
Giliaam lamented the difficulties to make a movie from the ground into an increasingly cautious entertainment industry. We lived in a “very nervous world,” he said. “You were not allowed to insult anyone, and all the executives lived in fear, so I started looking for another place.”
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Graham Chapman, Eric IDL, Terry Giliaam, Michael Palin, Terry Jones and John Knean stand together in the stage with the movie “Monti Python and Holy Grail”, 1975. (Photo Emi Films/Getty Images)
Despite his recent comments about Trump, in an interview with 2018, Giliam is not a supporter of the president, calling him “Konstant” and “idiot” Agency France-Presse.
Giliaam has long been opened against political correctness and abolish the culture that caused the comedy damage.
In an interview with The Independent 2020, Giliaam said he was all for diversity, but tired of “white people who blame everything in the world.”
“It was so simplified that I don’t like it. If I report that I’m a black lesbian in the transition, people are offended. Why?” He joked.
In 2023 he repeated these sentiments EuronewsSaying people losing a sense of humor.
“(Activists) are very independent, and if you do not agree with them, then you transfob, homophob … No! I’m Fabi-Fabi! I hate hatred! That’s what I hate!” he said at the time.
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