Yes, Sir! 2

In this British comedy, a hapless holiday camp entertainer, Barrymore, finds himself in a series of bizarre and embarrassing situations. His attempts to woo a wealthy heiress lead to escalating chaos, involving mistaken identities and comical misunderstandings. The film follows his misadventures as he navigates the world of high society and his own clumsy endeavors.

Yes, Sir! 2 was generally met with a lukewarm reception, largely seen as a vehicle for Michael Barrymore's comedic persona. While some audiences may have enjoyed the slapstick humor, critics often found the plot thin and the humor repetitive. It is considered by many to be a typical example of British 'Carry On'-style comedy from the era.

• The film relies heavily on slapstick and broad physical comedy.

• Michael Barrymore's performance is central, with the humor stemming from his on-screen persona.

• The plot is often seen as a loose framework for a series of comedic set pieces.

Google audience: Audience reviews for Yes, Sir! 2 are scarce, but typical comments often highlight its nostalgic value for fans of Michael Barrymore and British comedies of the late 1980s. Many viewers recall it as lighthearted, if not particularly groundbreaking, entertainment.

The film was marketed as a follow-up to the successful 'Yes, Sir!' television series, which also starred Michael Barrymore.