I'm sorry Ralph , I will have to disagree with you on your performance . I have been quoting Danny since i Have seen the film. You were superb , i hope you were just having a bad day and you have grown to appreciate your performance more.

A joyous hour+. Many thanks.

That's David Letterman waking up Monday morning at 05:00 AM after a weekend of nonstop heavy drinking...and he has let himself go.

Ulrika saying she's not going to try to be funny, then someone she doesn't know rings in the middle of her message and she ends up doing the funniest one anyway.

WTF was that intro about Barry Cryer or something? It sounded like a joke that didn't land.

I told you they're aren't any fucking cows in Mongolia!

As a musician myself I loved Bad News so much. It was all so relatable. These things happened. Obviously in a slightly exaggerated way. Brilliant genius comedy.

Now we know why Phil Jupitus doesn't work. God bless. Great man.

I still have the occasional Camberwell Carrot 😎

Oh....flicks.

Wiked wiked

Fabulous watch. I just wish the audience had been a bit more ebullient and interactive.

Some fascinating insights from the guys, two splendid British actors, thanks for sharing this.

This was fascinating. Really loved the conversation and learnt a lot. I feel sorry that Ralph didn't enjoy the film although loved his input.

What a waste of time.

Phil Jupitus will never play…..the Dane.

Be great to edit out fat Phil

Copyright is weird... why can't they show clips, when they are essentially free advertising for the shows? 🤷‍♂️

REG also in person wuda truly made this unmissable, but cn Ralph Brown still made it delightful - I'm not sure whether I prefer his Withnail turn, or his part in *The Crying Game* - but it's real close either way.

Funny how 10yrs ago REG in public apps often tried to distance himself from his WAI character (bout the time after his widely ignored self-directed Swaziland biopic came out), but then only a decade later during lockdown he pimped the heck outa WAI daily on his KZbin channel. Guess his prior typecasting neuroses abated over time...or something(?)

paul left his wife for a welsh actress. his career went down after that. circa 1986. who remembers the monocled mutineer

I had a weird day, was watching Sharpe and looked up Wikipedia for one of the actors and it said Paul McGann was cast as Sharpe but buggered his knee playing football, so Sean Bean took over the role (and did a phenomenal job). I knew Paul from Hornblower, and I never realised he was "&I". I always loved Withnail & I, so I watched it again tonight. What a brilliant character movie it is, full of drama, humour, subtly and serious message. In this modern age of explosions and constant action, we really need more movies like this. Low budget but great story and performance, making subtle commentary on the times we live in.

Ahh! the 'Camberwell Carrot' 👍🥕

I can't bloody HEAR IT!

When Paul says he thinks it still stands up today, I, at 31 just recently watched it for the first time, and have since watched it multiple times and am obsessed by it. At the risk of sounding trite or like Jupitus; it's a modern classic.

i don't think Paul McGann and Richard E Grant got on well in real life or are friends unlike Ralph Brown although he does compliment his acting. I've met Paul McGann once who was down to earth and I've crossed paths with Richard E Grant in real life recently and find him very much into himself and arrogant. I think Ralph Brown had to be convinced to come, tell's me how mean a person Bruce Robinson is. Talented writer-director, but from what I have heard, not a very nice person, which is a shame.

"If I Medicined You". This Vid isn't Loud enough.

Oh i get it: Alan's called Vim, and your mums dead? 😂😂😂

"We've auctioned the manuscript by mistake! Are you the farmer?"

does phil really believe he’d need to “bulk up” to play richard griffiths 🤔 glass houses & stones

My mum, a wise woman, took me to see the movie in Australia when it came out, her shout, at The Academy Twin, Paddington. I was living a somewhat debauched lifestyle, in shared digs with my mates. Now I look back, I think she was trying to inspire me, bless her heart. We both laughed like fools.

Can't believe that no one mentioned Ralph's appearance in Waynes World 2

I love these Proustian conversations.

Sorry to be one of those people who quotes this amazing movie, but "Stick it in the soap tray and save it for later" always kills me.

You want working on boy!

Anyone seen the play…..?

Ralph, genuinely you stole every scene you were in, be proud of your performance and nobody in withnail was below excellent and you just nailed it ( pun not intended)

Does anyone know who turned down the Marwood role then ?

Paul McGann could not let anyone else speak for longer than a minute without taking over. I would liked to have heard more musings from Ralph Brown but he was continually interrupted.

Interesting now they have done a stage production with Bruce involved and it was brilliant

❤all day everyday, I'd never get bored.😊

Didn't Phil Jupitas invent SKA ?

Aah was it when they went to the moon?

What was the actual episode they showed?

Looks like Bob had been busy with his own dentistry around the time of filming 😂

Cant stand Jupitus, seen him a few times in Edinburgh trying to act the hard man and staring at people lol

I'll just say.. you should read Bruce Robinson's book about the jack the ripper.. he spent 15 years and his own money.. it's astounding!

Nice, I was in the audience and had a couple of pairs of pints leading up to it. I ended up asking one of the questions... I think I managed it.

"Matter?!?"

Oh dear, sound problems? 😢thanks for the upload ❤