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Synopsis: Richie and Eddie are in charge of the worst hotel in the UK, Guest House Paradiso, neighbouring a nuclear power plant. The illegal immigrant chef has fled and all the guests have gone. But when a famous Italian filmstar, Gina Carbonara, who is in hiding from a fiance she doesn't want to marry, arrives at the hotel, things get very interesting! Another family come to the hotel as it is the only one they can afford, and when Richie uses the many tunnels and airways to steal some of their rubber bikinis, then is caught by the family's dad, he tries everything to get the video back. When Eddie finds some radioactive fish and it's served to the customers, a bunch of power plant workers find out and a quaratine is on its way. Even worse, when Gina's estranged fiance arrives, all hell breaks loose! Just in time for Eddie, Richie and Gina to escape to the Carribean and spend all their new found money!
Genre: Comedy, Thriller
Director(s): Adrian Edmondson
Production: Universal Pictures
 
IMDB:
6.1
R
Year:
1999
89 min
Website
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(All) Oh, yes! Let's!

(Giggling)

Settle, birds...

(Eddie) Ha ha ha ha!

Ha ha ha ha ha ha!

A-ha ha ha ha ha!

(Eddie's laughter echoes)

Oh, stop it! Stop it!

(Eddie) Richie,|you've been out for eight hours!

Eight hours?|What have you been doing?

Trying to rouse you with this.

How has the hotel|functioned without me?

Easily, 'cause the guests have gone.

Gone! Did any of them pay?

Er...no.

Did they find the safe?

I'm afraid so.

Damn! So they got|all their stuff back?!

(Cash till rings)

Oh...!

What about advance bookings?

Um, not too good.

Oh, God!

Oh, come on, Richie.|It's not that bad.

Yes, it is. I've just trapped|my penis in the till drawer.

(Cash till rings)

(Foxfur) Oh, Mr Twat?

It's "Thwaite!"

I thought you said|all the guests have gone?

I thought she was dead.

Ah, Twat.|My eggs stilI haven't arrived.

Because you went through|the menopause years ago.

I beg your pardon?

I said I'm afraid breakfast is off.

Oh, have some sherry.

Oh! ls it my birthday?

- Oh...yes!|- What, again?

It's the third time this month.

Yes! Have another one.

(Whispers) Eddie, mark the bottle.

I was just wondering, Mrs Foxfur,|given your increasing infirmity,

whether you might like|to take the opportunity

to pay your bill in advance?

We don't want you getting|so crippled by arthritis

that you can't sign the cheque.

I gave you five years advance|last week.

Yeah! And the week before that.

Oh, yes.

Silly old me.

(Sighs)

Hmm...

ls that gold in those teeth?

You should get those checked.

My twin is a dentist!

Your twin? ls that the same twin|who's a gynaecologist?

Huh?

Er, no, no. He's the third twin.

Yes, that's who he is. I'll get him|to come round this afternoon.

No, I'll get him|to come round right now.

- Yes, but I... I think I...|- No trouble, Mrs Foxfur.

Come along. Up to your room.|Come on, come on!

COME ON!

Right, I'll be...|HE'LL be along in a moment.

Come on! Come on!

Get me a doctor's coat,|some pliers and a hammer.

And your glasses as a disguise.

How do I look?

I don't know, I can't see.

Edward, have you been taking drugs?

Well, never mind depravity.|Let's kick the old bint's teeth out.

(Horns honking)

You're sure this is the right place?

- lt doesn't look nice.|- There's a nuclear power station.

Times are hard and this is|the cheapest hotel in Britain.

Let's make the best of it.

Come on, we're on holiday! Hooray.

- Oh! Oh!|- Go on! Drink it, you b*tch!

Good, that should've|loosened them up.

Eddie, get the croquet mallet while|I do some preliminary bridgework.

Righty-dokey!

(Bell dings)

Quick, Eddie, put your fingerprints|all over this hammer.

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