Peter Vaughan

And Jim Broadbent as a TV game show host.

And appearing in unnamed cameos, you've got John Cleese as Robin Hood, Sean Connery as Agamemnon, Shelley Duvall as Pansy, Katherine Helmond as Mrs. Ogre, Ian Holm as Napoleon, Michael Palin as Vincent, Ralph Richardson as a Supreme Being, Peter Vaughan as Winston the Ogre, and David Warner as Evil.

So an incredible cast, just absolutely brilliant, and everyone turning in top, top, top level performances.

uh yeah just just fantastic um so as i said it was written in 79 uh when uh when terry gilling was started work on brazil and uh monty python manager dennis o'brien couldn't understand the concept of brazil so gilliam pitched a family film to him instead and and they went for that And it was going to be produced under Handmade Films, as I said, which was run by George Harrison, who had established the firm to help fund The Life of Brian.

Mm

... bless his heart, Peter Vaughan, as an adversary-

Okay

... she really feels up against it from the start in that, in a way that I always think she could always just have walked out of this one.

But yeah, you better be in line for it and you better be the right regiment.

Peter Vaughn, by the way, plays the quartermaster.

He's my wet pistol winner because he's fantastic in that scene especially.

Yes.