According to Box Office Mojo, Monty Python’s Life of Brian earned over $140,000 during the opening weekend. Regardless of whether Monty Python’s Life of Brian is offensive or not, the movie found an audience. He felt the movie made Christ “look good.” According to the book Mystical One: George Harrison After the Break-Up of The Beatles, George said he had great respect for Christ and that the film was meant to poke fun at religious folks who misinterpret their faiths. Some Christians took offense to the film. The movie satirizes elements of the gospels. George produced the satirical film Monty Python’s Life of Brian. George’s relationship to Jesus extended into his art.

RELATED: The Beatles: John Lennon Said Paul McCartney and George Harrison Overshadowed Him on This Song George Harrison produced a film that offended some Christians That’s all it is, we’re God too but we don’t realize it.”Ĭhrist Appearing to His Disciples After the Resurrection by William Blake | Heritage Art/Heritage Images via Getty Images “They feel as though God is that up there and they are that down there and they don’t realize that they are God and that Christ was exactly the same as us but he realizes that he was God. “Christ was the one washing the leper’s feet so he was very, very humble, but it’s not the way they’re putting it down now,” George opined. George believed Jesus stood out from others because he was able to recognize the divinity in himself that we all share. Christians often believe that Jesus was divine while other religions, such as Islam and the Baháʼí faith, teach he was a very important prophet. RELATED: John Lennon: This Beatles Song Beats George Harrison’s ‘My Sweet Lord’ The Beatles’ George Harrison had a theory about why Jesus was different from othersĪccording to the book George Harrison on George Harrison: Interviews and Encounters, George also discussed Jesus’ divinity. Mary Magdalene and Jesus Christ | The Print Collector/Getty Images

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