I Went To A Film Location By Mistake: the landscape of Withnail & I

[@TrailBlazer5280]

This is so cool, and I love that they screen the movie at the farm house. That place is awesome, if i ever get a chance to go to England I will try and make that happen. Great footage man love this video

[@RobBarclayMusic]

Absolutely beautiful footage, presentation and great information Jules, enjoyed this a lot! I have never seen this movie...I would have been ten when this came out, and live in Canada...but I am going too now! Thanks for reaching out to me, this turned out wonderful!🎷🎷

[@vanillacoffee]

This is the kind of KZbin video faces look in at

[@tristanavakian]

When I was on tour with a rock band in the midlands in 2016, I played the film off my laptop as we traversed the M1 in our transit van. Made a drinking game of it: every time we passed a landmark, penrith for example, everyone had to take a shot. We were wasted in short order

[@typower9]

It's actually a very deep film but the surface is light due to the comedy. Anyone with any depth of soul will feel the impact of the final scene in Hyde Park. It is because the film is deep that it resonates with so many people. People may 'like' and even say they 'love' films that have no substance or depth (i.e.90% of American films) but those films don't resonate with them.

[@PsychoKillertheGame]

Thank you for this. ❤

[@AltoonaYourPiano]

This is really nice, thanks for taking us there with you. Happy to discover you today through Rob!

[@PhatChic]

bloody love it. made me smile

[@macronencer]

Loved this, thank you! I've been a fan of the film only for a few years but it feels like a lifetime. It was heartwarming to find out about the preservation of Monty's retreat and the annual screening - how fantastic! I once had a similar experience at the campsite at Devil's Tower, where they show Close Encounters of the Third Kind every single evening in the tourist season (Devil's Tower actually looms behind the TV screen as you watch the film, which is incredible). Such events are a magnificent way to honour classic works of cinema.

[@paulr2244]

Classic movie and a great tribute! 👍🏻

[@WyeExplorer]

A very decent brief dive into the location. Yeah, a classic movie, which had us in rapture. Like you lived the life and knew the utter madness. I had you down as some middle class teacher then I saw a dude with dreads and boots like the brew crew. You never can tell. Well, good going. Mark

[@julesdingle]

middle class teacher? but even the brew crew can be cultured.. I'm glad you liked it. Jules

[@WyeExplorer]

@@julesdingle No insult intended Jules. Peace! Yeah, they can be and with some far out views to. I like your videos. Have a great week ahead.

[@julesdingle]

none taken of course.

[@WyeExplorer]

@@julesdingle Have a good Monday.

[@therespectedlex9794]

Are you telling a sarcastic joke? A middle class white teacher would have rastafarian braids, wouldn't they. Precious hipster type. I'm sure they're a nice guy.

[@martinsailjocasta9399]

You deserve MORE thumbs up!!!!

[@DubSun33]

Really enjoyed this trip back to Crow Crag

[@riklionheart23]

I found myself in bed not able to sleep due to too much caffeine. Somehow “we’ve gone on holiday by mistake” popped into my head and I’m lying in bed pissing myself laughing. So I’ve just got up, watched that clip with the farmer on KZbin and now I’ve found your wonderful video. It’s amazing how this film connects people, touches people and yet as you say, it’s about very little. Thanks 🙏🏼💜✨

[@typower9]

It's actually a very deep film but the surface is light due to the comedy. Anyone with any depth of soul will feel the impact of the final scene in Hyde Park. It is because the film is deep that it resonates with so many people. People may 'like' and even say they 'love' films that have no substance or depth (i.e.90% of American films) but those films don't resonate with them.

[@riklionheart23]

@@typower9 yes, I agree with what you’re saying. The basic plot line about two guys trying to get away from it all by heading out the countryside, only to be confronted with the harsh conditions of living in such rural environments if you’re not used to it, and the comedy that unravels from that basic premise (plus the side plot that uncle Monty wants to get in bed with Marlow). And yes, there are deeper subtexts that quite often comedies prove to be the best vehicle to explore, without getting too remorse and unwatchable.

[@timflatus]

I think I prefer the Rob Barclay rendition anyway

[@NorthernTomato]

The sky is beginning to bruise!

[@julesdingle]

the most quotable film of all time

[@davidhughes8661]

I have been to crow crag and the phone box , fantastic

[@alexhuxley3355]

Are you the farmer?

[@MGeofire]

Two thumbs up--more thumbs if I had 'em...

[@TrapperMilan]

Are you sure you've watched the film natty dread , it's Stopped Clock ;)

[@julesdingle]

oh what did I say? I'll have to watch it again to remember.. but absolutely correct, I blame it on ageing

[@MrLoonzy]

Are you the Farmer??

[@stevelandwonder4760]

Very good. It's Haweswater not Hareswater. Here...hare

[@elainekerslake6865]

Monty.....you......... ...t😊😊😊😊

[@peNdantry]

Excellent piece, Jules. I'm pretty sure I've watched Withnail & I; but (assuming that I have) it was many years ago and... I've forgotten the story. But then, as you say there basically isn't much of one, maybe the reason I can't remember it is because it's... so forgettable? I'll add it to my bucket list to watch (again?). (First item on that list: more round tuits.)

[@miracles4u]

Even a STOPPED clock tells the time. C'mon....

[@julesdingle]

my mistake! the internet is unforgiving [as is not having a proofreader]