Terry Gilliam has always stood out, whether as the only non-British member of the Monty Python troupe or as the adventurous, iconoclastic film director of ''Time Bandits," ''Twelve Monkeys," and ''The Fisher King." He's also been at the center of some screen-worthy production squabbles. This week Gilliam's eight-year directing drought ends with the release of ''The Brothers Grimm." The movie ... (Full article: 276 words)
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