And many stereotypes abound. The hotel, managed by Don Carlos (Andrew Sachs), is unfinished and they have to stay in tents. The toilet is a shed. That doesn't really matter though as the local hardman (Glyn Houston) is preparing to launch an uprising...
It is very crude, the innuendo and double entendres a little rawer than the TV version. The plot is pretty nonexistent being just a prop for a series of comedy set pieces but it is very very funny. It probably helps if you are familiar with the TV series and the characters as there is little effort to set them up for new viewers. Its not high art but it is great.
