Simon Beaufoy added a new phrase to the vernacular with the title of his charmingly comic character study about unemployed steelworkers who turn to stripping as a means to raise quick cash. The low-budget "The Full Monty" (1997), in this case meaning to completely undress, proved to be a sleeper hit and became, among other things, the highest grossing British-made film in history, earning $185 million worldwide. Its British-born screenwriter had an eclectic background, studying film at the Bournemouth Film School where he produced the TV documentary "Release Me", which had a cast of actors