Bruce Robinson’s film Withnail and I, which premiered thirty years ago on April 10, gets the black comedy tag as if by a fait accompli, like the label is woven into the very bylaws of any ...

After barely making a ripple when it was first released, Withnail and I has come to be seen as one of the best British films ever made. Nicholas Barber explores its appeal.

Withnail and I: How a Beatle-funded comedy about alcoholic actors became a cult classic The boozy British comedy classic was produced by Beatle George Harrison and made stars out of Richard E ...

Bruce Robinson's 1987 film Withnail and I — starring Richard E Grant and Paul McGann as the hapless, eponymous leads — is a cult classic. The tale of two struggling, drug-addled actors living ...

Withnail and I is British movie that can land you in one of three very distinct groups – you love it to bits and can quote every last line, you can’t make head nor tail of it or understand ...

The post The Holdovers Screenwriter David Hemingson on the Bleak Perfection of Withnail and I appeared first on Consequence. Hemingson gushes about everything from the sharp dialogue to the bleak ...

In advance of his visit to Cork International Film Festival with Withnail And I director Bruce Robinson, the film's co-star recalls the adventures they had creating the cult classic ...

Relating the misadventures that befall a pair of luridly alcoholic struggling actors during a wet weekend in the Lake District, Bruce Robinson’s brutal black comedy Withnail and I quickly became ...

Withnail and Marwood, incarnated on screen by Richard E Grant and Paul McGann, are jobbing actors: Marwood earning auditions, Withnail consoling himself with alcohol when he fails to do the same.

FLASHBACKS: The boozy British comedy classic was produced by Beatle George Harrison and made stars out of Richard E Grant and Paul McGann, but its initial cinema release went almost unnoticed ...