John Cleese and Connie Booth’s Bafta-winning comedy. Hapless hotelier Basil Fawlty can barely conceal his disdain for his guests while wife Sybil just bosses him around. Watch as the thin veneer of order crumble around him with hilarious results.
Basil is delighted when Lord Melbury comes to the hotel. At last, a guest with real class.
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Basil is delighted when Lord Melbury comes to the hotel. At last, a guest with real class.
|Language May OffendBasil hires his usual firm of incompetent builders to carry out some hotel alterations.
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Basil hires his usual firm of incompetent builders to carry out some hotel alterations.
|Language May OffendBasil faces a losing battle to prevent unmarried couples from sharing rooms.
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Basil faces a losing battle to prevent unmarried couples from sharing rooms.
|Language May OffendBasil is petrified when he learns that undercover hotel inspectors are in town.
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Basil is petrified when he learns that undercover hotel inspectors are in town.
|Language May OffendKurt, the chef, is drunk, so Basil takes to the kitchen to save his night of fine dining.
Kurt, the chef, is drunk, so Basil takes to the kitchen to save his night of fine dining.
Basil is left in charge, but a moose's head, concussion and German guests don't mix.
|Contains some offensive racist language of the time and upsetting scenes.
Basil is left in charge, but a moose's head, concussion and German guests don't mix.
|Contains some offensive racist language of the time and upsetting scenes.
