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Eric Idle has addressed his feud with John Cleese, admitting "it's a pity" he has fallen out with his Monty Python co-stars. Last year, Idle, 82, hit out at Cleese, claiming he fired their ex-manager Jim Beach and replaced him with Terry Gilliam's daughter. He admitted he hadn't seen Cleese for "seven years", but the distance made him "happy". A fan responded: "This is awful to hear. I had no idea you guys disliked each other. Very sad. I saw you together in that movie a way back, Splitting Heirs. I thought you were friends."
Idle replied: "I don’t mind but once they put Gilliam's daughter in as manager and Cleese fires Jim Beach, well it’s over." Tensions reignited when Cleese shot back, claiming Idle's words were an "invention" before insisting Jim Beach resigned as their manager after suffering a stroke. The 85-year-old also said he and Idle have always "loathed and despised each other", but later claimed it was a joke. Addressing their feud, Idle told Metro: "People say, 'You’re having a spat,' and I say, 'I haven’t done any spitting!'"
Idle maintained that he doesn’t really discuss the rift between the Monty Python members since their final farewell show at the O2 in 2014, despite blasting his former co-stars earlier this year over royalty payments.
He took a brutal swipe at the comedy troupe – whose surviving members include Cleese, Gilliam, and Michael Palin – branding them "miserable and horrible and b****y," and expressed his suspicion that they had earned more money than he did.
Of their falling out, he said: "I think it’s a pity, I think it’s only to do with business," adding: "I have a saying, 'People can either get old and bitter or old and bitter, and there’s your choice.'"
However, he declared: "We haven’t done anything for 40 years. They’re not my family. You know, you don’t have to stay with them. You don’t stick with them."
At the height of their spat, Idle criticised the group’s management for its dwindling finances and blamed the Gilliams for the fact he still had to work at the age of 80.
He said: “We own everything we ever made in Python and I never dreamed that at this age the income streams would tail off so disastrously. But I guess if you put a Gilliam child in as your manager you should not be so surprised. One Gilliam is bad enough. Two can take out any company.”
Responding to Idle's claims that he sacked Beach, Cleese said: "Jim, who was an old friend of mine from Cambridge days, became Python manager after the O2 show. About four years ago he suffered a bad stroke and subsequently resigned as our manager. His number 2, Holly Gilliam, automatically took over as Python manager.”
Defending Gilliam's daughter Holly, he added: "I have worked with Holly for the last 10 years, and I find her very efficient, clear-minded, hard-working, and pleasant to have dealings with.
"Michael Palin has asked me to make it clear that he shares this opinion. Terry Gilliam is also in agreement with this."