Uncle Monty in Withnail & I

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Uncle Monty in *Withnail & I* is a flamboyant, eccentric, and lonely older gentleman whose unwanted advances and theatrical mannerisms provide much of the film’s darkly comic tension.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
appearsIn Withnail & I
surface form: 1987 British film Withnail & I

Withnail & I NERFINISHED
associatedWith Camden Town theatre milieu
countryOfWork United Kingdom NERFINISHED
createdBy Bruce Robinson NERFINISHED
drinksAlcohol true
filmGenreOfWork comedy-drama
firstAppearance film Withnail & I (1987) NERFINISHED
gender male
genreContext British black comedy
hasCultFollowing true
invitesToCountryCottage Marwood NERFINISHED
Withnail NERFINISHED
languageSpoken English
makesUnwantedAdvancesToward Marwood NERFINISHED
memorableFor florid monologues
line about “the finest wines available to humanity”
narrativeRole antagonist in key scenes
comic relief
source of dark comedy
nationality British
notableCharacteristic love of fine food and wine
melodramatic speech
quoting literature
notableScene attempts to seduce Marwood at the cottage
occupation actor
retired actor
owns country cottage in Penrith
personalityTrait eccentric
flamboyant
lonely
theatrical
portrayedBy Richard Griffiths NERFINISHED
relatedTo Withnail NERFINISHED
relationshipTypeWithWithnail uncle
residesIn London, England
surface form: London
screenWriterCharacterOf Bruce Robinson NERFINISHED
sexualOrientation homosexual
themeAssociation class and decadence
loneliness
repressed desire

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Richard Griffiths role Uncle Monty in Withnail & I