Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Rik Mayall | ... | Richard Twat | |
Adrian Edmondson | ... | Eddie Elizabeth Ndingombaba | |
Bill Nighy | ... | Mr. Johnson | |
Kate Ashfield | ... | Mrs. Hardy | |
Steven O'Donnell | ... | Chef (as Steve O'Donnell) | |
Fenella Fielding | ... | Mrs. Foxfur | |
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Charles Cartmell | ... | Newscaster |
Vincent Cassel | ... | Gino Bolognese | |
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Hélène Mahieu | ... | Gina Carbonara |
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Paul Garcia | ... | Screen Lover |
Sophia Myles | ... | Saucy Wood Nymph | |
Emma Pierson | ... | Saucy Wood Nymph | |
Anna Madeley | ... | Saucy Wood Nymph | |
Simon Pegg | ... | Mr. Nice | |
Lisa Palfrey | ... | Mrs. Nice |
Richard "Richie" Twat and Edward "Eddie" Elizabeth Ndingombaba are two losers who run Guest House Paradiso, the worst hotel in the UK. Guest House Paradiso is next-door to a nuclear power plant, The chef is a illegal immigrant and the waiter is a mental patient who has escaped from a mental hospital. Once the guests check-in, they are dying to check-out. Richie and Eddie's luck is about to change when Gina Carbonara, a Italian movie star checks in and is hiding away from her horrible fiancé Gino Bolognese and the Nice family checks in and Richie discovers Mr. and Mrs. Nice has a rubber bra and underpants. But all hell breaks loose when Richie and Eddie serves radioactive fish to the guests for supper and Gino has tracked Gina down and the guests become very sick. Written by Daniel Williamson
i had been looking for this film for so long before i found it, i had seen it when i was younger and loved it, after my second viewing i still loved it and i still do.
this is a love/hate film, if you like bottom, young ones, the comic strip, then you will find this funny. If you don't like that kind of humour then don't bother. I love this film and have grown up with these comedy programmes, for me this film is simply placing their comic genius on the big screen.. It is not an award winner by any means but if you just want good wholesome slapstick then this is it!
the film lacks the quality of the TV series and this is usually the case with films but it still has enough material to keep you laughing even if a lot of the jokes are pretty similar to their previous work.
yes, the humour is a little childish and not to everyone's taste but sometimes you just need that in a film.