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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
1,044 Views


Righto.

Dr Twat, is that you?

Er, yes.

Have you completed|the root canal work?

- (Bell dings)|- Er, yes.

That's looking macfine.

I'll pop back in a week and give ye a|wee check-up. Come on, let's scarper!

(Dings bell)

(Dings bell)

Good morning,|good morning, good morning!

We were beginning to think|nobody was here.

lt looked like the Marie Celeste.

(Forced laughter)

How amusing! Ha ha! Oh, ha ha ha!

(Continues to laugh)

Now, what can I do for you?

Well, we were wondering...

(Laughs again)

(Straining to laugh)

I'm sorry, I was just remembering.|I must write that one down.

"Marie...Celeste."

Ha ha ha! lmplying that we run|the kind of hotel where...

nobody wants to stay.

Right, well, we were wondering|if you had any rooms.

Yes, we'd like two rooms, adjoining.

With a sea view, please.

Gosh, you're quite forthright,|aren't you, in your demands?

My word, Eddie.|lmportant people here.

Well, first things first.|Got any valuables...

that you'd like put in the safe?

- Not really, no.|- What about that ring?

Well, I never take it off.

The watch, then? ls that expensive?

No, it's a cheap copy.

That'll do.|The pawnbroker's very short-sighted.

Eddie!

..means you don't need|a watch in paradise.

Time...stops here.

(Richie chuckles) So watch, please.

- I'd rather keep it...|- Watch! Please.

- I won't be able...|- Watch!

Come along!

Mmm. There, better safe than sorry.

Eddie, take their bags.

But...they'lI see, won't they?

No, Eddie, take their bags|to their rooms.

And you'll keep 'em talking? Gotcha!

Whoo! Look over there!

And off we go!

Off to your rooms.

Uh-uh uh-uh uh.

- I beg your pardon?|- I'll say.

Have you stayed in a hotel before?|This is the corridor.

And this is the light switch.

I've depressed the light switch,|which is on a timer,

which has been|scientifically designed

to allow you plenty of time|to insert your key in the...

Arse.

(Boy) lnsert it in your arse?

(Richie) Never mind, I'm a|resourceful chap, so I find the...

Bastard! F***ing! Where is it?!

Ah, there we are.

And in we go...

Eddie! What on earth are you doing?

Uh...I...was...|just going to unpack for them.

Don't worry,|I'd like to do that myself.

Where's the sea view?

That'll be out the window.

Well, I can't see it.

Yes, you have to lean out.|Come along.

Lean out...lean out...|LEAN out of the window!

Hold on to the scaffolding

and you can just see|the sewage pipe in Dead Man's Cove.

I've had it checked by lawyers|so don't try anything funny.

And, as a backup...

I've got a picture of some sea,|so I've got you both ways.

Could I just ask,|is breakfast thrown in?

lt depends who's serving.|I sometimes bring it on a tray.

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