Movie 'Mr. Bean's Holiday'
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Mr. Bean wins a trip to Cannes where he unwittingly separates a young boy from his father and must help the two reunite. On the way he discovers France, bicycling and true love, among other things.
English
- a.k.a. Mr Bean's Holiday
German (Deutsch)
Der tollpatschige aber sympathische Engländer Mr. Bean gewinnt einen Urlaub in Südfrankreich. Dabei bereiten ihm nicht nur er selbst, sondern auch seine mangelnden Sprachenkenntnisse sowie exotische und kulinarische Genüsse Schwierigkeiten. Das Unglück nimmt seinen Lauf und gipfelt schließlich in den Filmfestspielen von Cannes, wo seine Urlaubsvideos durch eine Verkettung von Missverständnissen gezeigt werden.
French (Français)
- a.k.a. Les vacances de Mr. Bean
Mr. Bean a gagné une semaine de vacances sur la Côte d'Azur, et une caméra vidéo. Il quitte son Angleterre natale pour la France. Arrivé à Paris, il demande à un autre passager de le filmer en train de monter à bord du train pour Cannes. L'homme est en fait le réalisateur russe Emil Duchevsky, qui se rend à Cannes pour faire partie du jury du Festival du Film. Dans la confusion du départ, Duchevsky rate le train, et Mr. Bean se retrouve à bord avec Stepan, son fils de dix ans, qui ne parle pas un mot d'anglais. Pour Mr. Bean et Stepan commence alors un périple vers le sud de la France plein de surprises, de rencontres et d'aventures toutes plus délirantes les unes que les autres...
Italian (Italiano)
Mr. Bean ha vinto il Primo Premio della lotteria organizzata dalla parrocchia del quartiere: una settimana di vacanza nel Sud della Francia e una videocamera nuova di zecca. Soggiornerà a Cannes, e proprio al culmine del suo famoso festival cinematografico. Prende l'Eurostar per Parigi e filma tutto con la sua nuova videocamera. Alla Gare de Lyons chiede ad un altro viaggiatore di riprenderlo mentre sale sul treno per Cannes. L'uomo è Emil Duchesvsky, un regista cinematografico russo che sta andando a Cannes perché membro della giuria del Festival. Emil gli fa questo favore, ma nella confusione delle riprese, viene lasciato sulla piattaforma accanto ai binari mentre il treno lascia la stazione. Mr. Bean sta viaggiando verso il Sud quando si accorge che il figlio di Emil, Stepan, di 10 anni, è sul treno senza suo padre. Nessuno dei due parla la lingua dell'altro.
Part of Mr. Bean Collection
Collection of Mr. Bean movies.
Bean owned
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- Rating: 65% · 2,371
Childlike Englishman, Mr. Bean, is an incompetent watchman at the Royal National Gallery. After the museum's board of directors' attempt to have him fired is blocked by the chairman, who has taken a liking to Bean, they send him to Los Angeles to act as their ambassador for the unveiling of a historic painting to humiliate him. Fooled, Mr. Bean must now successfully unveil the painting or risk his and a hapless Los Angeles curator's termination.
Mr. Bean's Holiday owned
- Release Date:
- Rating: 64% · 2,822
Mr. Bean wins a trip to Cannes where he unwittingly separates a young boy from his father and must help the two reunite. On the way he discovers France, bicycling and true love, among other things.
- Release Date
- Runtime
- Keywords
- aftercreditsstinger
- buffoon
- clumsy fellow
- cross country trip
- englishman abroad
- false accusations
- faux pas
- filmmaking
- france
- french woman
- holiday abroad
- language barrier
- misunderstanding
- movie business
- raffle
- road movie
- social misfit
- stranded traveler
- to drop brick
- train travel
- wanted man
- Genres
- Comedy
- Family
- Languages
- English
- French (Français)
- Russian (Pусский)
- Origin Countries
- United Kingdom
- Production Countries
- United Kingdom
- Production Companies
- Tiger Aspect
- Working Title Films
- Release Dates
- Theatrical G
- Theatrical PG
- Theatrical 6
- Digital 6
- Theatrical PG
- Theatrical
- Theatrical U
- Ratings
- TMDb 64% · 2,822 (more information on website)
- IMDb 64% · 135,828 (more information on website)
- Rotten Tomatoes® 51% (more information on website)
- metacritic 56% (more information on website)
Cast
Crew
Department | Job | Person |
---|---|---|
Art | Art Direction | Franck Schwarz |
Construction Manager | Gilles Laboulandine | |
Production Design | Michael Carlin | |
Set Decoration | Philippe Turlure | |
Supervising Art Director | Karen Wakefield | |
Camera | Camera Operator | Philip Sindall |
Director of Photography | Baz Irvine | |
Key Grip | Antonin Gendre | |
Still Photographer | Giles Keyte | |
Costume & Make-Up | Assistant Costume Designer | Claire Chanat |
Costume Design | Pierre-Yves Gayraud | |
Makeup & Hair | Véronique Boslé | |
Makeup Artist | Frédérique Arguello | |
Gil Allan | ||
Irène Jordi | ||
Set Costumer | Charlie Knight | |
Crew | Post Production Supervisor | Jeanette Haley |
Special Effects | Philippe Hubin | |
Special Effects Coordinator | Jean-Christophe Magnaud | |
Stunt Coordinator | Patrick Cauderlier | |
Stunts | Rémi Canaple | |
Transportation Captain | Denis Frezet | |
Transportation Coordinator | Nathalie Anselme | |
Unit Publicist | Emma Davie | |
Directing | Director | Steve Bendelack |
First Assistant Director | James Canal | |
Script Supervisor | Rachel Corlet-Soulier | |
Second Assistant Director | Armel Gourvennec | |
Carole Reinhard | ||
Editing | Editor | Tony Cranstoun |
Lighting | Gaffer | Antoine Lienhard |
Lee Walters | ||
Production | Casting | Juliette Ménager |
Nina Gold | ||
Co-Producer | Caroline Hewitt | |
Debra Hayward | ||
Liza Chasin | ||
Executive Producer | Richard Curtis | |
Simon McBurney | ||
Line Producer | Raphaël Benoliel | |
Producer | Eric Fellner | |
Peter Bennett-Jones | ||
Tim Bevan | ||
Sound | ADR Editor | Susan French |
Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer | Dan Johnson | |
Foley Artist | Andrea King | |
Jack Stew | ||
Jason Swanscott | ||
Melissa Lake | ||
Foley Editor | Stuart Bagshaw | |
Foley Recordist | Barnaby Smyth | |
Music Consultant | Kirsten Lane | |
Music Editor | Steve F. Price | |
Steven Price | ||
Music Supervisor | Nick Angel | |
Original Music Composer | Howard Goodall | |
Production Sound Mixer | Jean-Marie Blondel | |
Sound Editor | Gerard Loret | |
Sound Effects Editor | Philippe Ciompi | |
Sound Re-Recording Mixer | Andrew Stirk | |
Supervising Dialogue Editor | Keith Marriner | |
Supervising Sound Editor | Bernard O'Reilly | |
Theme Song Performance | Matt Willis | |
Visual Effects | Visual Effects | Scott Chambers |
Writing | Screenplay | Hamish McColl |
Robin Driscoll | ||
Story | Simon McBurney |