Fawlty Towers legend John Cleese charges fans £249 for insulting video messages

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Celebrities are resigned to staying indoors just like the rest of the public, but for some being out and about is literally their job. So in an attempt to still make a living some have signed up to the shoutout app Cameo, where fans can request personalised messages from their idols.The site literally allows you to hire a celebrity to record a video message including anything from birthday wishes, baby reveals, or to tell someone you hate them.

Fawlty Towers hero John Cleese is willing to send hardcore fans insulting message for a fee of £249.

JOHN Cleese is charging fans £249 for insult-filled video messages. The Monty Python and Fawlty Towers star, 80, has become a huge hit on the video messaging site Cameo.

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John Cleese, 80, has offered to speak to fans for a one-to-one chat via video call but it’ll cost £250 per person.The legendary actor and comic gave the details of the virtual meet and greet via US website Fanmio.In a video to promote the event, the Fawlty Towers star said: "I trust I’ve given you a few laughs over the years and now I’d love to give you the chance to meet me and ask me questions… personally meet me on a one-on-one video meet and greet session."It’ll just be the two of us talking and you can ask me whatever you want."The site, that offers similar style chats with a string of American stars, includes John's autograph and an exclusive shirt in the package deal.The news comes years after the Monty Python star joked he had

MONTY Python star John Cleese is following in the footsteps of Sir David Jason by offering fans the chance to meet him for a hefty cash payment. The comic, 80, promises to speak one-on-one to fans via video call - if they can cough up £235 for the pleasure.