Python equivalent of PHPs __call() magic method?

[sdteeth]

In PHP, I can do something like this:\[code\]class MyClass{ function __call($name, $args) { print('you tried to call a the method named: ' . $name); }}$Obj = new MyClass();$Obj->nonexistant_method(); // prints "you tried to call a method named: nonexistant_method"\[/code\]This would be handy to be able to do in Python for a project I'm working on (lots of nasty XML to parse, it'd be nice to turn it into objects and be able to just call methods. Does Python have an equivalent?