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Withnail & I
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- Comedy
- Drama
- 1986
- Bruce Robinson
- 102 mins
- 18
Summary
Cult black comedy starring Richard E Grant, Paul McGann and Richard Griffiths. It is 1969 and as the turbulent decade draws to a close, two out-of-work actors share a cold and cluttered, run-down north London flat. With no money and in poor physical and mental shape, they visit Withnail's wealthy, eccentric uncle who gives them the keys to his country cottage for what turns out to be an eventful weekend.
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A star rating of 4 out of 5.
Sue Heal
This great little film launched the career of Richard E Grant and has since developed into a cult classic. Grant and Paul McGann play two dissolute out-of-work actors in 1960s London, slowly unravelling under the pressures of obscurity and determined substance abuse. Tiring of the baroque squalor of their Camden flat, the drink- and drugs-sodden pair decamp to a cottage in the Lake District ("We've gone on holiday by mistake") where they struggle to survive the weather and the lecherous Uncle Monty (the wonderful Richard Griffiths). Hilarious and poignant, this was written and directed by Bruce Robinson (who wrote the screenplay for The Killing Fields), based on his own experiences as a struggling actor.
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rolenameWithnailRichard E Grant... and IPaul McGannMontyRichard GriffithsDannyRalph Brown (2)JakeMichael ElphickIrishmanDaragh O'MalleyIsaac ParkinMichael WardleMrs ParkinUna Brandon-JonesGeneralNoel JohnsonWaitressIrene SutcliffeTea shop proprietorLlewellyn ReesFirst policemanRobert OatesSecond policemanAnthony WisePresuming EdEddie Tagoe
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rolenameDirectorBruce Robinson
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Theatrical distributor
Park Circus
Released on
2014-10-03
Languages
English | Latin
Guidance
Swearing, drug abuse.
Available on
video, DVD and Blu-ray
Formats
Colour
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