How to Get Ahead in Advertising
By July 09, 2001
Our ad-inundated culture has had in it for decades a contrapuntal vein of satire—in fiction, . . . Read more »
Richard E. Grant is the endlessly suave Dennis Bagley, a high-strung advertising executive whose shoulder sprouts an evil, talking boil. The boil speaks only to Bagley, is silent to the rest of the world, and seems to be growing. This caustic satire reunites the talented team behind the cult classic Withnail and I to create a tour de force of verbal jousting and physical comedy.
| Bagley | Richard E. Grant |
| Julia | Rachel Ward |
| Bristol | Richard Wilson |
| Penny | Jacqueline Tong |
| Monica | Susan Wooldridge |
| Psychiatrist | Jon Shrapnel |
| Director | Bruce Robinson |
| Producer | David Wimbury |
| Executive producers | George Harrison and Denis O'Brien |
| Co-producer | Ray Cooper |
| Cinematography | Peter Hannan |
| Music | David Dundas and Rick Wentworth |
| Editing | Alan Strachan |
| Camera operator | Bob Smith |
| Production design | Michael Pickwoad |
By July 09, 2001
Our ad-inundated culture has had in it for decades a contrapuntal vein of satire—in fiction, . . . Read more »
By July 09, 2001
Our ad-inundated culture has had in it for decades a contrapuntal vein of satire—in fiction, . . . Read more »
By July 09, 2001
Our ad-inundated culture has had in it for decades a contrapuntal vein of satire—in fiction, . . . Read more »