Withnail and I (Bloomsbury Film Classics)

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a b c d e Ong, Rachel. "Withnail and I in Camden". Time Out. Archived from the original on 20 February 2006 . Retrieved 10 May 2008. Now look, you. Those pheasants are for his pot. These eels are for my pot. Now what makes you think I should give you something for your pot? transcribed using the screenplay and/or viewings of Withnail And I. I know, I know, I still need to get the cast names in there and I'll be eternally And you'll be marvellous. Marvellous. [He starts quoting from Hamlet] We do it wrong, being so majestical. To offer it the show of violence...

Outside the cottage Marwood is leaning on the wall. Withnail emerges and walks briskly over to him.The dinner table All three are sat around the table eating a roast dinner. There is plenty of extra meat and a good supply of wine. You must, you must. That poop will bore through the glaze. We'll never be able to use the dinner service again. [Rummaging through a drawer] Here, get it with the pliers.

Nonsense, this is a far superior drink to meths. The wankers don't drink it because they can't afford it. They enter the house. Marwood lights a match and as the light comes up the inside of the cottage becomes visible. It is rather spartan. You sensitivity overwhelms me. If you think you're going to have a weekend's indulgence up here at his expense, which means him having a weekend's indulgence up here at my expense, you've got another thing coming.Marwood moves things about in the sink about. He withdraws something from the depths of the sink and shows it to Withnail. Outside the cottage Withnail and Marwood are approaching the cottage across the fields after going out for a walk. That's what I thought. Except for personal use, I concur with you. As a matter of fact, I was thinking of retiring and going into business.

Thought I was going for a minute, but no man's put me down yet. Have you had any training in the martial arts? He told me about your arrest in the Tottenham Court road. He told me about your problems. How you feel; your desires.Rubbish. [He flings his cigarette across the room] Haven't seen Gielgud down the Labour Exchange. Why doesn't he retire? [He grabs a newspaper from the coffee table] Look at this little bastard. ``Boy lands plum role for top Italian director.'' Of course he does. Probably on a tenner a day and I know what for: two pound ten a tit and a fiver for his arse.

Russell, Jamie (October 2003). "How "Withnail & I" Became a Cult". BBC . Retrieved 28 December 2010. Hewitt-McManus, Thomas: "Twenty things you might want to know about Withnail & I", DVD insert. Anchor Bay, 2006. Marwood is paralysed with fear and looks on in horror, then Withnail executes his plan. They push past the big Irish man and race for the door in a blind panic, screaming. Canby, Vincent (27 March 1987). " 'Withnail and I', a Comedy". The New York Times. Archived from the original on 29 March 2019 . Retrieved 26 April 2020. In 2016, Games Radar voted Withnail and I the sixteenth greatest comedy film of all time. [52] In a 2017 poll of 150 actors, directors, writers, producers and critics for Time Out magazine, the film was ranked the 15th best British film ever. [53] The line "We want the finest wines available to humanity, we want them here and we want them now", delivered by Richard E. Grant as Withnail, was voted the third favourite film one-liner in a 2003 poll of 1,000 film fans. [54]Withnail collapses on the sofa with a newspaper. Marwood is in the kitchen fighting the vapour. Withnail gets up and starts following him around, reading from the paper. The flat Marwood is writing in a notebook on the sofa while Withnail wanders around wearing his overcoat and underpants, smearing himself with Deep Heat and smoking a cigarette. At this, Marwood jumps out of bed and goes over to the door, wrapped in his bed sheets. Monty beats him to it.