It's hard to think of a more cult-y cult classic than Bruce Robinson's 'Withnail & I,' but why does Withnail recite Shakespeare at the end of it?

Kris Marshall was influenced by Withnail and I but now tries to live a healthy life. And he has a big idea to save the world.

This unforgettable film follows two unemployed young actors, Withnail and “I” (portrayed by Richard E. Grant and Paul McGann) who live in a squalid flat in Camden Town in 1969 while ...

Anyhow, it is a very funny film, not least when the couple go into the country for a breath of fresh air, have a terrible time and encounter Richard Griffiths's very politically incorrect version ...

though “Thunderbolts*” — receiving more praise than usual for recent Marvel titles — looks to dethrone it as the weekend’s top film. That said, if you’re looking to not leave your sofa ...

Richard E Grant said filming the movie Withnail and I put him off eating lamb for life. The Hollywood actor claims he has ...

Hurtling towards another Mother’s Day, that famous line from the film Withnail and I keeps coming to mind: “Flowers are essentially tarts,” spouts Uncle Monty, played by Richard Griffiths ...

INTERVIEW: The author of ‘Animals’ and ‘Adults’ talks to Helen Coffey about drugs, booze and oblivion, creating characters ...

Richard E Grant is an Academy Award-nominated actor who has worked in film and television for 40 years. His work includes roles in Can You Ever Forgive Me? and Withnail and I. Grant has authored ...

But every single review after Withnail came out said I was bug-eyed ... the British actor who gained fame in the 1931 film Frankenstein. This combative side to Grant, taking himself down, is ...

If you have any old DVDs it's worth checking through them for some specific ones which could get you some money.