If you are using Alchemy <http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/alchemy/> for Flash 10, I believe someone has already ported python (perhaps internally at Adobe, not public yet) to run inside of the Flash VM. With the ExternalInterface classes in the Flash VM you could allow JavaScript and Python to coexist in the browser space.
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