¡Withnail and I
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[Machine Translation] The long-awaited first Japanese package of a British film loved by movie fans around the world! This 1987 film contains many semi-autobiographical elements of Bruce Robinson ("The Killing Fields" adapted from the screenplay, "The Rum Diary" directed and written by Bruce Robinson), and all the characters in the film are based on real people, which closely depicts the atmosphere of the late 1960s England in which he lived and the end of his youth. The film is a rich depiction of the end of his youth and the atmosphere of the late 1960s England in which he lived. The role of Withnail, an unsuccessful actor, is played by Richard E. Grant ("The Player," "Dracula") in his debut film. Paul McGann ("Alien 3," "Fairy Tail") plays "Me. As Withnail's "troubled" uncle Monty, the late actor Richard Griffiths (Harry Potter) gives a humorous performance. Produced by George Harrison. The film also features the Beatles' "Why My Guitar Gently Weeps," for which he wrote the lyrics and music, as well as the Jimi Hendrix Experience's "Watchtower" and "Voodoo Chill," among other gorgeous songs. Richard Starkey M.B.E. (= Ringo Starr) appears in the end roll as a Special Production Consultant. This film, which has not been released in Japan, is finally being brought back to life on Blu-ray and DVD, 27 years after its production and 23 years after its first release in Japan! --In 1969, two unsuccessful actors, Withnail and I, live in Camden Town, London. Withnail and I, two unsuccessful actors living in Camden Town, London, in 1969, are tired of spending our days in poverty, drowning in drink and drugs, and plan to have a nice holiday in a country cottage owned by Withnail's uncle Monty...
Original Release Year: 1987
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