Bruce Robinson

Withnail and I which was directed by Bruce Robinson, may be an old film but an old film

Richard E. Grant

The result is a hilariously tragic fiasco of booze, desperation and unsolicited homosexual advances, complete with the unmistakable obscenity-filled ravings of Richard E. Grant’s Withnail that have helped make the film a cult classic of the 1980s.

director Simon West

The Movie Simon West Has 'Seen A Million Times' When director Simon West saw 'Withnail and I for the first time, director Simon West fell in love with love .

Franco Zeffirelli

Franco Zeffirelli is perhaps best known as the creative force behind the loosely autobiographical film Withnail and I (1987) which Franco Zeffirelli based on Franco Zeffirelli's time as a struggling out-of-work actor.

Robinson’s first film as a director

Withnail & I was Robinson’s first film as a director after he previously wrote the script for Oscar-winning drama The Killing Fields.

the cult British film, '

For director Simon West, whose credits include Con Air, The Mechanic and The Expendables 2, which opened in theaters this weekend, the movie director Simon West could watch a million times is the cult British film, Withnail and I. 'I instantly fell in love with Withnail ,' West says.

and stand-up comedian & Doctor Who star Sooz Kempner of The Umbrella Academy

Withnail and I, the cult film by Bruce Robinson that's worshipped by actors everywhere is getting a stage version in the UK, starring Robert Sheehan of The Umbrella Academy and stand-up comedian & Doctor Who star Sooz Kempner.

Richard E. Grant's first film role

Withnail was Richard E. Grant's first film role and launched Bruce Robinson into a successful career.

about two struggling London actors in 1969 who decide they need some time away from the city and spend a holiday at a country cottage with Withnail's amorous uncle

Withnail and I was produced by George Harrison's Handmade Films and is about two struggling London actors in 1969 who decide they need some time away from the city and spend a holiday at a country cottage with Withnail's amorous uncle.

Casey Nicholaw

The director was Casey Nicholaw, with principal cast including Peter Benson, David Rasche, Peter Maloney and Jan Maxwell.

Gillies MacKinnon

The director is Gillies MacKinnon and the writer is Ian Kershaw, who has previously worked on Shameless.

Gary Griffin

Gary Griffin directed, with a book by Douglas Carter Beane and choreography by Warren Carlyle.

Dean White

by Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, while Dean White served as director.

John Tillinger

The director was John Tillinger, with the cast that featured Ron Rifkin and Frances Conroy.

Nick Willing

Nick Willing was chosen as the director for the piece.