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Year
2007
Duration
85 minutes
Genres
Comedy
Language
English / French (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
One of Britain's most well-loved comedic characters, the rubber-faced Mr. Bean, wins a holiday to the south of France in a raffle and sets off for the sun. But of course, in the world of Mr. Bean things never go according to plan - and soon he is tangling with seafood, accidentally kidnapping a small boy, tussling with a egotistical film director and finally embarking on a mad dash to Cannes with a beautiful French actress. This madcap comedy pays tribute to classic silent comedy whilst also creating a pleasantly sweet contemporary film that appeals to a wide variety of audiences.
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