Posh funny fella Jack Whitehall has only gone and made a movie-film.
Yep, the 27-year-old comedian is starring as Alfie Wickers in the big screen adaptation of the hit BBC comedy *Bad Education, *which looks like it should tide you over until the next Inbetweeners film hopfefully materialises someday.
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Alfie's class of students have FINALLY finished their exams, so he wants to take them "on a holiday that's so bats**t mental that if it was a movie, everyone would be played by Nicolas Cage".
Cornwall is the school trip destination, and provokes one of the best gags from the trailer; when the gang is asked what Cornwall's main export is, they hit back with suggestions of "inbreeding, racism, mullets, pasties, clotted cream".
You'll notice a host of familiar faces as Alfie sets off on his quest for an "insane" end of year blow-out, including Harry Enfield, Mathew Horne and Sarah Solemani, who all reprise their roles from the show.
There's also Game Of Thrones' Ser Jorah AKA Iain Glen, who'll be playing a gruff Cornishman, instead of a gruff northerner.
Expect loads of drinking, half-naked zip lining and, erm, swan teabagging when The Bad Education Movie storms into cinemas in the UK and Ireland on Friday 21 August.