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The article I'm going to render was taken from The Guardian under the headline Richard Griffiths: comic master who gave us the unforgettable Uncle Monty. The article was publicated on March 29 by British writer and film critic Peter Bradshaw. The whole article was devoted to the superb comic actor Richard Griffiths, famously declaimed by his great, unforgettable character Uncle Monty from Withnail.

The author started by telling the reader that Richard Griffiths was the quintessential supporting character actor, who was lasered into the minds of a young generation as Harry Potter's foster father, Vernon Dursley.

Later Peter Bradshaw provided the reader with some interesting information about Griffiths' character Uncle Monty. The author underlined, emphasizes that the role Uncle Monty made Richard a legend, a virtuoso of both stage and screen. Then he pointed out that this corpulent, fastidious bachelor - lonely and predatory as a certain type of Oxford don with a glorious voice would remain in our hearts.

In conclusion the author stressed that Richard Griffiths was one of the most male films in cinema history. As for me, I share Peter Bradshaw's point of view, because Richard Griffiths was a great figure. I was deeply impressed by his role Vernon Dursley.It gave me the creeps all down the small of the back.

In my opinion, the article was worth reading. I found it very topical, urgent, interesting, useful, because Peter Bradshaw resorted to colourful general with positive connotation like (unforgettably brilliant, superb, glorious, master, leading man) to create a vivid picture of Richard Griffiths and enforce the influence on the reader.