THEY used to be the best of friends and one of British comedy’s most iconic acts, but there is not a flying chance of a Monty ...

Elsewhere in the episode, Eric revealed his greatest influences were comedy duo Morcambe and Wise – who he first watched aged 5 – as well as Peter Cook and Dudley Moore’s Beyond The Fringe sketches, ...

Eric Idle has weighed in on the topic of cancel culture, and seems to be much less fussed about it than his Monty Python co-star John Cleese. The 82-year-old comedian and songwriter talked on BBC ...

Cleese will talk and take questions following a screening of the Monty Python comedy troupe’s 1975 film debut.

The other week, John Cleese was in Somerset and got talking to two waitresses in a café. “And they hadn’t heard of Monty ...

Not everyone can make comedy that stands the test of time as well as Monty Python did, and few people get this like Bob Odenkirk. That's because, before he ventured into more diverse genres like drama ...

Even as a child, Eric Idle loved writing. So much so, that he planned to become a journalist. “I think I’d always say journalist because it seemed like a writing thing to do,” he says, “but I had no ...

Python reveals how he introduced comedy to arenas, the friend he misses the most and the cheery ditty that's proved his ...

Tis but a scratch,” Monty Python’s Black Knight insists, despite losing his left arm in a sword fight. When he loses his right, he responds that it is “merely a flesh wound”.

Tis but a scratch,” Monty Python’s Black Knight insists, despite losing his left arm in a sword fight. When he loses his ...