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Brian: I'm not the Messiah! Will you please listen? I am not the Messiah, do you understand? Honest!

Girl: Only the true Messiah denies His divinity!

Brian: What? Well, what sort of chance does that give me? All right, I AM the Messiah!

Followers: He is! He is the Messiah!

Brian: Now, fuck off!

Arthur: Er, how shall we fuck off, O Lord?

A man appears from behind the second to last cross in a black waistcoat/jacket and white pants, the van he came in (presumably) is there too, and appears again later in the song, only for a short few seconds though. See more...

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Sue Jones-Davies, who played Brian's girlfriend Judith Iscariot in the movie, is now Mayor of Aberystwyth, where the Life of Brian is still banned under a local bylaw. See more...

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Title	Monty Python's Life of Brian
Original entry	When the men (and lady) are crucified, you can see throughout the whole scene a small-sized platform of which the actors are standing on. [Of course you can. Roman executioners were very, very good at putting people to death in extremely painful and long, drawn out ways. One of their favourites was to supply small platform for the crucifixion victim to stand on (or a small seat to sit on) while they were nailed to the cross. This prevented them dying from asphyxiation as their arms became to exhausted to bear their weight, and as a result they could take a couple of days to die in agony. Bundle of laughs, those Romans.]

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Monty Python's Life of Brian

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When the men (and lady) are crucified, you can see throughout the whole scene a small-sized platform of which the actors are standing on. [Of course you can. Roman executioners were very, very good at putting people to death in extremely painful and long, drawn out ways. One of their favourites was to supply small platform for the crucifixion victim to stand on (or a small seat to sit on) while they were nailed to the cross. This prevented them dying from asphyxiation as their arms became to exhausted to bear their weight, and as a result they could take a couple of days to die in agony. Bundle of laughs, those Romans.]

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