Bean

Synopsis

In the 1997 comedy film 'Bean' starring Rowan Atkinson, the eccentric and clumsy Mr. Bean is tasked with representing the British art gallery in the United States. His unique antics and slapstick humor result in a series of hilarious and chaotic events, much to the exasperation of those around him. As Mr. Bean navigates through misunderstandings and mishaps, his unintentional charm wins over unexpected admirers. From causing chaos at a prestigious art exhibition to finding himself in absurdly entertaining situations, 'Bean' is a delightful and laughter-inducing adventure that showcases Rowan Atkinson's comedic brilliance.

Cast

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  Rowan Atkinson

  Mr. Bean

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  Peter MacNicol

  David Langley

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  Pamela Reed

  Alison Langley

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  Tricia Vessey

  Jennifer Langley

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  Andrew Lawrence

  Kevin Langley

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  Harris Yulin

  George Grierson

Reviews

Mixed reviews from critics greeted the release of 'Bean' in 1997. While some praised Rowan Atkinson's physical comedy and comedic timing, others found the humor to be too slapstick and lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 43%, citing that 'Bean' struggled to capture the charm of the original television series. IMDb rated the movie 6.5/10, noting that fans of Mr. Bean would appreciate the film's humor, but it may not appeal to a wider audience. Metacritic gave 'Bean' a score of 52/100, with critics highlighting Atkinson's expressive performance as the film's strong point. Despite the mixed reviews, 'Bean' remains a beloved classic for fans of Mr. Bean's quirky and endearing character.