At the dawn of his career, the now successful producer Ralph Kamp (Ralph Kamp) had his hands on the creation of the last joint feature film of the popular British comedian-truppe. "The meaning of life by Monty Python" . This experience, as you can see, was successful, since Ralph later worked with the “petons” separately, in particular, with John Cleese in the film “Fish named Wanda” and Eric Idle in the film “The Adventures of Baron Munchausen”, in the creation of which another comedian, Terry
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At the dawn of his career, the now successful producer Ralph Kamp (Ralph Kamp) had his hands on the creation of the last joint feature film of the popular British comedian-truppe.
"The meaning of life by Monty Python" . This experience, as you can see, was successful, since Ralph later worked with the “petons” separately, in particular, with John Cleese in the film “Fish named Wanda” and Eric Idle in the film “The Adventures of Baron Munchausen”, in the creation of which another comedian, Terry Gilliam, took part.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Camp worked as a manager at Majestic Films, which released several hits during this period - Henry V: Battle of Agincourt with Kenneth Branagh, Driving Miss Daisy with Morgan Freeman and Dancing with Wolves by Kevin Costner.
He also starred in films such as What Women Want and Spice World, and eventually founded his own company, Odyssey, in which he executive produced The Phantom of the Opera and The Libertine with Johnny Depp.