Graham Chapman was kind enough to record his somewhat truthful autobiography, A Liar's Autobiography, before he died in 1989. But since he did die, the rest of Monty Python got the chance to turn the recording into a psuedo-documentary and hire 14 different animators to animate it without having to ask permission. A Liar's Autobiography: The Untrue Story of Monty Python's Graham Chapman will premiere on Friday, November 2 on EPIX and in select movie theaters in the U.S. — in 3D, no less! You can watch a new trailer at The A.V. Club and an older one on YouTube. (via The A.V. Club)
A new animated trailer for the new Graham Chapman "documentary"
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