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AKA:
Richard Grant Esterhusyen
Birthplace:
Mbabane, Swaziland
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Lanky, British player who has had some success in mainstream Hollywood features. Grant began acting in his native South Africa, where he founded the multi-ethnic Troupe Theater Company. In 1982, he moved to London to stomp the boards in fringe and repertory productions. Grant made his English TV-film debut in Les Blair's improvisational satire, "Honest, Decent and True" (1985). The next year, he entered films as the star of "Withnail & I" (1986), writer-director Bruce Robinson's brilliant observation of the eccentricities of English actors in the 1960s. As the acerbic Withnail, Grant conveyed
Sir Andrew Aguecheek
1996
Dennis Dimbleby Bagley
1989
Born and raised in Mbabane, Swaziland
While an undergraduate at Univeristy of Cape Town, dropped surname
1979
Formed touring Troupe Theatre Company with actors from Cape Town University and Cape Town's Space Theatre
1980
Appeared in David Hare's "Fanshen" in Cape Town
1982
Moved to London from Swaziland
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