Stella Street

Stella Street is the feature-length comedy inspired by the BBC television series of the same name, a hilarious parody of the petty foibles and feuds of celebrity existence.
Stella Street stars Phil Cornwell, John Sessions and Ronni Ancona in multiple roles as a group of celebrities including Michael Caine (played by Cornwell), Jack Nicholson (Cornwell), Al Pacino (portrayed by John Sessions), Mick Jagger (Cornwell), Keith Richard (Sessions), Joe Pesci (Sessions) and David Bowie (Cornwell) who, tired of the pressures of life in the spotlight, gravitate to this anonymous London suburb.



Away from celebrity life, they settle down to domestic bliss; Mick and Keith take over the corner shop, Al keeps an eye on the pyromaniac gardener, Joe has trouble with his decorator and they all join together for a game of cricket on the green on a Sunday afternoon. Megastars come and go, but nothing escapes the watchful eye of their long-suffering neighbour, Michael or the cranky cockney cleaning lady Mrs Huggett!



Their blissful haven is shattered, however, the day the residents are conned out of all of their worldly goods by criminal boss Vince Crush (Cornwell) who, with the help of his sidekick Tara (Ronni Ancona) posing as Jimmy Hill’s (Cornwell) unassuming lodger, manages to get hold of the celebrities’ assets totalling $500 million! All of a sudden, none of Al’s credit cards are accepted in the supermarket, the milkman won’t deliver to Jack after his cheque bounces, Michael’s electricity is cut off and Mick & Keith’s corner shop is repossessed! Falling on hard times, these showbiz legends are forced to sink to the lowest level, giving tours of their homes, acting out scenes from their films, while Joe takes a job as a lollipop man and David helps out
the local handy man!