Les Vacances de Mr. Bean

Titre original : Mr. Bean's Holiday

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Mr. Bean gagne un voyage à Cannes où il sépare involontairement un jeune garçon de son père et doit les aider à se retrouver. En chemin, il découvre, entre autres choses, la France, la bicyc... Tout lireMr. Bean gagne un voyage à Cannes où il sépare involontairement un jeune garçon de son père et doit les aider à se retrouver. En chemin, il découvre, entre autres choses, la France, la bicyclette et le grand amour.Mr. Bean gagne un voyage à Cannes où il sépare involontairement un jeune garçon de son père et doit les aider à se retrouver. En chemin, il découvre, entre autres choses, la France, la bicyclette et le grand amour.

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Récompenses
- 2 nominations au total

Anecdotes
The red carpet scenes were filmed at the actual Cannes Film Festival. Willem Dafoe later confirmed that the actual red carpet premiere was for the Pedro Costa film En avant, jeunesse! (2006).

Gaffes
When Carson Clay is shown in the audience for the first time during the premiere of his movie, you can see Sabine two rows behind, watching the movie, when she has clearly not arrived at the premiere yet. She is still driving with Mr. Bean.

Citations
Waitress on Train: Un café?
Mr. Bean: Ah! Oui.
Waitress on Train: Du sucre?
Mr. Bean: Non.
Waitress on Train: You speak very good French.
Mr. Bean: Gracias!

Crédits fous
Although it doesn't really relate to anything in the movie, there is one final scene at the very end of the credits; We see Bean filming through his Video Camera and writing "Fin" in the sand (which means "The End" in French) with a final look through the camera, the water comes up and washes the word anyway...just as the battery on the camera finally runs out...with the screen going black.

Versions alternatives
Several scenes were deleted from US theatrical prints, such as Bean licking the spilled coffee in the laptop and Bean getting his tie stuck in the vending machine. These scenes were restored for the DVD.

Connexions
Featured in Matt Willis: Crash (2007)

Bandes originales
Hawaii 5-0 Theme Tune
Written by Morton Stevens
Performed by Morton Stevens
Courtesy of CBS Studios Inc.

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A Slapstick Feel-good Road Comedy that Brings some Smiles and Laughter

Mr. Bean is back and he's going to France on a holiday adventure. It's great to see Rowan Atkinson back on the big screen after a long time. I think the last time I saw him on screen was in 'Love Actually' (not so-great film but Atkinson was awesome). And of course, he's playing the character he immortalized, the goofy Mr. Bean. There are several Beanish slapstick moments set throughout the dazzling spectacular French locations. Beam also befriends a young Russian, Stepan and a French actress, Sabine. Together they share his adventures.

Though the comedy itself doesn't rely on witty dialogues, there's plenty of fresh slapstick and silly moments that made me laugh. Of course, I enjoy Mr. Bean's sketches too so there is a chance that those who don't like him, might not enjoy the film. I found the characters quite lovable. Emma de Caunes as Sabine is charming and pretty and child actor Max Baldry as Stepan is impressive (unlike those annoying movie kids who 'beg' the audience to love them when getting on their nerve). But 'Mr. Bean's Holiday' clearly belongs to Atkinson. He's a wonderful comedian and it's great to seem him back as Mr. Bean.

Cinematography and visuals do a great job by portraying the stunning locations of France. Yes, because of that the film is visually impressive too. The editing seems good enough but I found the ending to be slightly choppy.

Having said all that, 'Mr. Bean's Holiday' is much better than it's prequel. This one feels fresh and...well my summary pretty much says it all. A fun family film, especially if you like the Mr. Bean Sketches.