British comedy The Inbetweeners to film new movie at SA outback townMarree Joe Thomas, Simon Bird, James Buckley and Blake Harrison in a scene from The Inbetweeners Movie. THE small South Australian outback town of Marree will play host to the stars of hit British TV show-turned-movie franchise The Inbetweeners this week. About 65 cast and crew members will start arriving Monday and will spend the next eight days shooting part of the Inbetweeners movie sequel around the remote township, located about 680km north of Adelaide. "It's great for us at this time of year ... it's always a lot quieter usually," Marree Hotel co-owner Maz Turner says. The few (teenagers) that are around town are quite excited about it. Based on the TV series of the same name, the original film was the most successful British comedy of all time. Inbetweeners 2 follows the adventures of British schoolboys Jay, Neil, Simon and Will on a disastrous trip Down Under. The film's four main stars - James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas and Will McKenzie - will stay at the hotel, according to Maz. "We've got a swimming pool; that's a big attraction at this time of year," she says. Had they been here last Thursday they would have fried, but it's only 33C outside today so it's quite pleasant. Some of the locals are also expected to guest star in the movie, which started shooting in Queensland last month. "They're seeking a few people for some minor roles ... they'll be filming on several of the stations around here and a couple of shots outside the hotel," Maz says. I think it's about four boys being lost in the outback so I'm sure it will be shot in the more desolate areas. Early last year, Hollywood superstars Rob Pattinson and Guy Pearce also went to Marree to shootalso shot scenes for their futuristic thriller, The Rover, in Marree. "We might be becoming movie-ville over here," Maz laughs. It's great, we'd certainly encourage more to come. Later this month, Oscar winner Russell Crowe will bring his movie The Water Diviner to SA for filming.