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Name: Eric Idle
Date of Birth: Monday March 29 1943
Born: South Shields, Durham, England (United Kingdom)
Nationality: English
Partial Biography: One-sixth of the comic genius of Monty Python's Flying Circus, Eric Idle was the long-faced, bugged-out-eyed bloke who immortalized "nudge-nudge wink-wink" as a catchphrase of its time…Full Eric Idle Biography…

Delgo (2008) (for sequences of fantasy action violence)Played "Voice of Spig"
Shrek The Third (2007) U (Contains mild language and comic fight scenes)Played "Voice of Merlin"
The Wild (2006) USong ("Really Nice Day")
The Aristocrats (2005) 18 (Contains crude sexual humour, some relating to race or religion, and very strong language)Played "Himself"
Ella Enchanted (2004) PG (Contains mild comic violence)Played "Narrator"
Hollywood Homicide (2003) 12A (Contains one use of strong language, and moderate sex & violence)Played "Celebrity"
An Alan Smithee Film (2003) Played "Alan Smithee"
Pinocchio (2002) (2002) Played "Voice of Medoro"
102 Dalmatians (2000) UPlayed "Voice of of Waddlesworth"
Brightness (2000) Actor/Actress

Cannes Film Festival Special Jury Prize Award (1983) - "Monty Python's The Meaning of Life"
CableACE Award (1982) Best Cable Show of the Year - "The Frog Prince"