Eric Idle Net Worth

What is Eric Idle's Net Worth?

net worth:	$70 million
age:	[AgeDOB=1943[年龄出生日期=1943[agedob=1943
Date of Birth:	March 29, 1943
gender:	male
high:	1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
country of origin:	U.K.
Source of wealth:	Professional actor
Last updated:	September 8, 2024

introduce

Eric Idle is an English professional actor, comedian, and musician who has an estimated net worth of $70 million.

Idle was a member of the bands Monty Python and The Rustles. He was also the writer of the musical Spamalot, which was a huge success when it was performed all over the world. Most of his wealth comes from his contribution to the Monty Python brand.

Quick Facts

Eric was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2019 but luckily survived.
In February 2007, he guest-starred in an episode of the famous animated series The Simpsons.
The asteroid (1993 FU13) is called 9620 Ericidle and was discovered in March 1993 and named after Eric.
Eric covered the Buddy Holly song “Raining in My Heart”, which was released in September 2011.
In 2003, while on his Greedy Bastards tour of the United States, Eric wrote his recollections, which were published in February 2005.

early life

Eric Idle was born on March 29, 1943 in County Durham, England.

His father, a sergeant in the Royal Air Force, died in a car accident on Christmas Eve 1945. His mother, a nurse, was naturally devastated, so Eric was mainly raised by his grandmother in Lancashire.

Edel attended St George's Primary School while his mother was still alive and found it difficult to balance raising Eric with working a full-time job.

Eric eventually attended the Royal Wolverhampton boarding school, but unfortunately, Eric did not cope well as he was often bullied.

Profession

His first big break came in the children's comedy series Do Not Adjust Your Set, and soon after, he appeared as a guest on At Last the 1948 Show, performing with the cast of soon-to-be Monty Python.

Eric wrote the first Monty Python works alone and achieved incredible success in the early 1970s. After the huge success, all members of Monty Python separated to focus on their individual careers.

He then started his own radio show, Radio Five. Eric created the band Rustles, a parody of The Beatles. The band became a huge success and Eric appeared on Saturday Night Live four times.

The Rustles wanted to make a mockumentary called All You Need is Cash, a collaboration between Saturday Night Live and the Pythons. Eric began acting in movies like Nuns on the Run and Casper. He also began writing and directing his own movies, such as Splitting Heirs.

In 2004, Idle wrote and directed Spamalot, which was released only after the Python team approved it. It is a combination of Holy Grail and Monty Python movies. He has acted in a play called What About Dick?, which was performed twice in Hollywood in 2007.

Eric competed in the 2012 Summer Olympics, where he performed “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life,” and subsequently wrote and directed a live version of The Monty Python Show, which was a hit with Python fans around the world.

Career income

Here is an estimated overview of Eric Idle's annual earnings:

2013 – $1.1 million
2014 – $1.2 million
2015 – $1.8 million
2016 — $1.5 million
2017 – $1.1 million
2018 — $1 million
2019 – $500,000
2020 – $300,000
2021 – $200,000
2022 – $250,000

Now retired, Eric's income consists of book royalties and ongoing fees from the Monty Python brand.

Eric Idle's annual net worth

In the 1970s, when the Monty Python troupe became a huge hit, Eric asked the BBC for a higher salary, which made him and other Monty Python actors very wealthy.

Here is a breakdown of Eric Idle’s net worth over the years:

2013 – $48 million
2014 — $50 million
2015 – $55 million
2016 – $57 million
2017 — $60 million
2018 — $62 million
2019 — $64 million
2020 — $65 million
2021 — $68 million
2022 — $70 million

Eric's wealth will continue to grow as he already has a large following as a member of the Monty Python group.

Personal life

In 1969, Eric married actress Lyn Ashley. They had a son, Carey, but divorced in 1975.

In 1977, Eric met model Tania Kosevich, and they married in 1981. They had a daughter, Lily, but they kept her out of the spotlight and media attention.

Eric's official website has more information about his life and what he's currently doing.

Awards and Achievements

Here are some memorable moments from Eric Idle's career:

In 2005, he won the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Lyrics for his lyrics to “Spamalot.”
That same year, Spamalot also won the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Musical.
Eric won a Grammy Award in 2006 for Best Musical Theater Album.
In 2005, he received the Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Broadway Performance.

How does Eric Idle spend his money?

Eric believes in real estate investing and his real estate holdings are impressive, having purchased a house in Los Angeles, USA for over $1 million.

He is a significant supporter of philanthropic causes, donating funds to Feeding America, Epilepsy Action, Make-A-Wish Foundation, The Small Steps Project, and others.

Although he loves cars, the cars parked in his garage are not the most expensive cars in the world, but ordinary old cars.

Summary

Fans of Monty Python will agree that Eric Idle is a legendary figure among TV stars, creating a film and series full of naughty jokes and commentary.

Aside from singing covers and voicing some animations, Eric doesn't perform live as often as he used to, but he still makes his presence felt through reruns of his famous comedy films.

He currently resides in a luxurious home in Los Angeles, California, where he spends time with his family.

Eric Idle’s net worth is estimated to be $70 million.

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