Stella Street (2004)

Step into the satirical, star-studded world of Stella Street, a comically ordinary slice of Surrey suburbia that becomes an unexpected haven for a constellation of 21st-century celebrities. Brought to life by the unparalleled impressions of Phil Cornwell and John Sessions, this remarkable neighborhood is home to a colorful carousel of characters, each more outlandish than the last. The film opens with Michael Caine, a long-suffering resident of Stella Street, persuading a host of megastars including Jack Nicholson, Joe Pesci, Al Pacino, Mick Jagger, and Keith Richards to trade the glitter and glamour of their former lives for the quiet lanes of this unassuming locale. Yet, beneath the tranquil veneer, the stars bring a slice of their own chaos to the leafy lanes. Jagger and Richards, for instance, trade in their rock and roll lifestyle to run a humble corner shop, while Nicholson and Pacino rub shoulders over suburban disputes. The eccentricity doesn't end there – David Bowie entrusts his undergarments to Mrs. Huggett, an uptight cockney charlady with a penchant for starch and iron. As the megastars settle into their new lives, the tranquility is short-lived when Stella Street becomes a magnet for opportunistic hoodlums and thieves, all eager to make off with the celebrities' fortunes. Through it all, nothing escapes the watchful and often exasperated gaze of Michael Caine, who serves as our guide in this whirlwind tour of celebrity culture turned on its head. Inspired by the BBC sketch comedy series, Stella Street is a playful, tongue-in-cheek exploration of fame, fortune, and the farcical situations that arise when the world's biggest stars descend on an everyday English street. Prepare to laugh, gasp, and gawk as this unique film sends up the early 21st-century celebrity culture like never before.

Stella Street is a comedy movie featuring Harry Enfield.

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