Eric Idle

Monty Python's Best Bits Celebrated 5th June 2021 as Self (archive footage)(uncredited)

A Virtual Princess Bride Reunion 13th September 2020 as The Impressive Clergyman

Python at 50: Silly Talks and Holy Grails 7th September 2019 as Self (archive footage)

An Accidental Studio 12th July 2019 as Self (archive footage)

The Admiral: Pub, Drums and Food 29th January 2018 as Dirk McQuickley (archive footage)

Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind 19th January 2018 as Self

The Rolling Stones: From the Vault - Sticky Fingers Live at the Fonda Theatre 2015 29th September 2017 as Self - Audience Member

Terry Pratchett: Back in Black 11th February 2017 as Self

The Entire Universe 26th December 2016 as Self - Presenter

Absolutely Anything 13th February 2015 as Salubrious Gat (voice)

Monty Python: The Meaning of Live 13th November 2014 as Self

Monty Python Live (Mostly) 20th July 2014 as Self, others

Monty Python: And Now for Something Rather Similar 29th June 2014 as Self

50 Years of BBC Two Comedy 24th May 2014 as Self

The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute to the Beatles 9th February 2014 as Self / Nigel Spasm

The Meaning of Monty Python 8th October 2013 as Self

What About Dick? 13th November 2012 as The Piano

Mr. Blue Sky: The Story of Jeff Lynne & ELO 5th October 2012 as Self

London 2012 Olympic Closing Ceremony: A Symphony of British Music 12th August 2012 as Self

The Secret Policeman's Ball 4th March 2012 as Self

Not The Messiah: The Road To Albert Hall 8th June 2010

Not the Messiah (He's a Very Naughty Boy) 25th March 2010 as Baritonish / Stan / Loretta / Bob Dylan / Ben

Monty Python: Almost the Truth (The Lawyer's Cut) - Theatrical Release 1st January 2010 as Self

Delgo 12th December 2008 as Spig (voice)

We Are Most Amused 15th November 2008 as Self

Monty Python: Before the Flying Circus 1st July 2008 as Self

The Seventh Python 26th June 2008 as Self

The Madness and Misadventures of Munchausen 8th April 2008 as Self - 'Berthold'

Monty Python Conquers America 1st January 2008 as Self

Shrek the Third 17th May 2007 as Merlin (voice)

Hitler: The Comedy Years 10th May 2007 as Mr. Johnson (archive footage) (uncredited)

The Secret Life of Brian 1st January 2007 as Self

What the Pythons Did Next... 1st January 2007 as Self (archive footage)

Monty Python's Flying Circus—John Cleese's Personal Best 1st March 2006 as Various Characters

Monty Python's Flying Circus—Michael Palin's Personal Best 27th February 2006 as Various Characters

Monty Python's Flying Circus—Terry Gilliam's Personal Best 27th February 2006 as Various Characters

Monty Python's Flying Circus—Terry Jones' Personal Best 27th February 2006 as Various Characters

Monty Python's Flying Circus—Eric Idle's Personal Best 22nd February 2006 as Various Characters

Monty Python's Flying Circus—Graham Chapman's Personal Best 22nd February 2006 as Various Characters

Monty Python's Flying Circus—Graham Chapman's Personal Best 22nd February 2006 as Various Characters

The Roots of Monty Python 26th November 2005 as Self (archive footage)

Earth to America 20th November 2005 as Self

The Aristocrats 29th July 2005 as Self

Live from New York: The First 5 Years of Saturday Night Live 20th February 2005 as Self

The Nutcracker and the Mouseking 12th October 2004 as Drosselmeier (voice)

Ella Enchanted 9th April 2004 as Narrator

The Best of Monty Python's Flying Circus Volume 1 1st January 2004 as Self (archive footage)

The Best of Monty Python's Flying Circus Volume 2 1st January 2004 as Self (archive footage)

The Best of Monty Python's Flying Circus Volume 3 1st January 2004 as Self (archive footage)

Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure 20th December 2003 as English Victim

David Bowie - Sound and Vision 12th November 2003 as Self

The Meaning of Making 'The Meaning of Life' 2nd September 2003 as Self

Can't Buy Me Lunch: Another Look at The Rutles 16th August 2003 as Melvin/Dirk McQuickly/Lady Beth Mouse-Peddler

Hollywood Homicide 9th June 2003 as Celebrity

The Scream Team 11th October 2002 as Coffin Ed

Peter Cook: At a Slight Angle to the Universe 12th January 2002 as Self

Brightness 1st April 2001 as Mr. Bix

The Life of Python 31st October 2000 as Self

102 Dalmatians 7th October 2000 as Waddlesworth (voice)

Monty Python: 30th Anniversary Sketches 8th October 1999 as Self

Monty Python: From Spam to Sperm 8th October 1999 as Self

The Monty Python Story 8th October 1999 as Self

Dudley Do-Right 27th August 1999 as Prospector

Hercules: Zero to Hero 17th August 1999 as Parenthesis (voice) (archive sound)

South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut 24th June 1999 as Dr. Vosknocker (voice)

The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy to the Rescue 6th January 1999 as Evil Martin (voice)

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie 16th October 1998 as Slyly (voice)

Quest for Camelot 15th May 1998 as Devon (voice)

Monty Python: Live at Aspen 21st March 1998 as Self

An Alan Smithee Film: Burn, Hollywood, Burn 27th February 1998 as Alan Smithee

State of Fear 1st January 1997

Bobcat Goldthwait Comedy Central "Pulp Comics" 4th December 1996 as Man in Bed

The Wind in the Willows 16th October 1996 as Rat

Casper 26th May 1995 as Dibs

Splitting Heirs 2nd April 1993 as Tommy Butterfly Rainbow Peace Patel

Mom and Dad Save the World 24th July 1992 as King Raff

Missing Pieces 28th March 1992 as Wendel

One Foot in the Grave: The Man In The Long Black Coat 30th December 1991 as Mervyn Whale

Too Much Sun 25th January 1991 as Sonny

Life of Python 16th March 1990 as Self / Various Roles

Nuns on the Run 16th March 1990 as Brian Hope

Parrot Sketch Not Included: Twenty Years of Monty Python 18th November 1989 as Self / Various Characters

How to Get Ahead in Advertising 5th May 1989 as Male Love Bird (voice) (uncredited)

The Movie Life of George 10th February 1989 as Self

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen 7th December 1988 as Desmond / Berthold

The English National Opera Rehearse The Mikado 2nd October 1987 as Self

The Mikado 1st January 1987 as Ko-Ko

The Transformers: The Movie 8th August 1986 as Wreck-Gar (voice)

National Lampoon's European Vacation 25th July 1985 as The Bike Rider

The Pied Piper of Hamelin 5th April 1985 as The Pied Piper / Robert Browning

Yellowbeard 24th June 1983 as Commander Clement

Group Madness 11th June 1983 as Self

Monty Python's The Meaning of Life 31st March 1983 as Various Roles

The Crimson Permanent Assurance 31st March 1983 as Gunther (uncredited)

The Tale of the Frog Prince 11th September 1982 as Narrator

Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl 25th June 1982 as Various Roles

Steve Martin's Best Show Ever 25th November 1981 as Reporter

Life of Brian 17th August 1979 as Mr. Cheeky / Stan 'Loretta' / Harry the Haggler / Culprit Woman / Warris / Intensely Dull Youth / Jailer's Assistant / Otto / Lead Singer Crucifee

The Pythons: Somewhere in Tunisia, Circa A.D. 1979 20th June 1979 as Self

The Rutles: All You Need Is Cash 22nd March 1978 as Dirk McQuickly/The Narrator/S.J. Krammerhead

Yellow Submarine Sandwich 22nd March 1978 as Dirk McQuickly (dialogue voice)

Monty Python and the Holy Grail 3rd April 1975 as Dead Collector / Peasant 1 / Sir Robin the Not-Quite-So-Brave-as-Sir Launcelot / First Swamp Castle Guard / Concorde / Roger the Shrubber / Brother Maynard

Monty Python & the Holy Grail Location Report 19th December 1974 as Self

Monty Python In The Netherlands 18th January 1973

The Philosophers' Football Match 10th September 1972 as Sokrates

The Great Birds Eye Peas Relaunch 1971 31st December 1971

And Now for Something Completely Different 28th September 1971 as Prosecutor / Marriage Counselor / Arthur Nudge / Self-defence student #4 (interested in pointed sticks) / 'Hell's Grannies' analyst / Arthur Wilson / Arthur Wilson Two / Nightclub Emcee / Linkman / First General / Restaurant Manager / Lingerie Shop Owner / Accountant #1 (falling past the window) / Fairy Godmother / Rita Fairbanks / Simon Zinc Trumpet Harris / Mountie / Lady With Cookbook

Euroshow '71: May Day Special 1st May 1971 as Various (as Montypython Flyingcircus)

Alice in Wonderland 28th December 1966 as Young Man (uncredited)

Isadora Duncan, the Biggest Dancer in the World 2nd January 1966 as Jazz Band Chauffeur (uncredited)