QUIRKY WORLD ... Ben enjoys three days of paradise after hotel’s Miller-Stiller mix-up

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QUIRKY WORLD ... Ben enjoys three days of paradise after hotel’s Miller-Stiller mix-up
Fri, 14 Nov, 2014 - 00:00

ENGLAND:

Death in Paradise star Ben Miller ended up staying in a “lavish” five-star hotel after he was mistaken for his near-namesake Ben Stiller during a visit to a prestigious film festival.

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