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Mr Bean(Rowan Atkinson)-We should be proud to get him
23 Successive years of Mr Bean
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Thursday, September 17, 2015
Monday, December 31, 2012
Mr Bean in 2013
Let Us Remember About Rowan Atkinson-In 2013
Birth Name
Rowan Sebastian Atkinson
Nickname
Row
Height
5' 11" (1.80 m)
Mini Biography
Rowan Sebastian Atkinson was born on the 6th January, 1955, in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, UK, to Ella May and Eric Atkinson. His father owned a farm where he grew up with his two older brothers, Rupert and Rodney. He attended Newcastle University and Oxford University where he earned degrees in electrical engineering. During that time, he met screenwriter Richard Curtis, with whom he wrote and performed comedy revues.
Later, he co-wrote and appeared in "Not the Nine O'Clock News" (1979), which was a huge success and spawned several best-selling books. It won an International Emmy Award and the British Academy Award for "Best Light Entertainment Programme of 1980." He won the "British Academy Award" and was named "BBC Personality of the Year" for his performing on "Not the Nine O'Clock News" (1979).
Atkinson also appeared in several movies, including Dead on Time (1983), Pleasure at Her Majesty's (1976) (TV) (aka "Monty Python Meets Beyond the Fringe"), Never Say Never Again (1983), and The Tall Guy (1989). He played "Mr. Bean" in the TV series, "Mr. Bean" (1990) but, apart from that and "Not the Nine O'Clock News" (1979), he also appeared in several other series like "The Black Adder" (1982) and "Funny Business" (1992), etc.
Atkinson enjoys nothing better than fast cars. He has been married to Sunetra Sastry since 1990, and they have two children, named Benjamin and Lily.
Monday, April 30, 2012
Successive 22 years of Mr. Bean
Mr Bean is god's gift to humanity.He was inspired by Charlie Chaplin but considered as the best fellow comedian ever so we must celebrate Mr Bean's anniversary every year.He is considered as all time actor in UK chart.
Monday, March 26, 2012
XXX Blue film of Mr Bean Daughter
Many people committed that Lilly Atkinson is daughter of Mr Bean which is absolutely wrong.Mr Bean is a great personality so to criticize him many people try to complain wrong views about him.So respect him and forget about porn video of Mr Bean's Daughter.
Friday, November 4, 2011
Ultimate Mr Bean's Movie Torrents
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Saturday, September 24, 2011
Now Mr Bean is James Bond in his new Film-Johnny English Reborn
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| Directed by | Oliver Parker | |||||||||
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| Written by | Rowan Atkinson Hamish McColl | |||||||||
| Starring | Rowan Atkinson Gillian Anderson Rosamund Pike Dominic West Daniel Kaluuya Richard Schiff | |||||||||
| Music by | Ilan Eshkeri | |||||||||
| Cinematography | Danny Cohen | |||||||||
| Editing by | Guy Bensley | |||||||||
| Studio | StudioCanal Relativity Media Working Title Films | |||||||||
| Distributed by | Universal Pictures | |||||||||
| Release date(s) | 15 September 2011 (International) 7 October 2011 (United Kingdom) 28 October 2011 (United States) | |||||||||
| Running time | 101 minutes[1] | |||||||||
| Country | United Kingdom | |||||||||
| Language | English | |||||||||
Johnny English Reborn is a British action comedy film parodying the James Bond secret agent genre. The film is the sequel to Johnny English (2003), and is written by and starring Rowan Atkinson reprising his role as the title character and directed by Oliver Parker.
PLOT
English attempts to stop a group of international assassins before they eliminate a world leader and cause global chaos. In the years since MI-7's top spy vanished off the grid, he has been honing his unique skills in a remote region of Asia. But when his agency superiors learn of an attempt against the Chinese premier's life, they must hunt down the highly unorthodox agent. Now that the world needs him once again, Johnny English is back in action. With one shot at redemption, he must employ the latest in hi-tech gadgets to unravel a web of conspiracy that runs throughout the KGB, CIA and even MI-7. With mere days until a heads of state conference, one man must use every trick in his playbook to protect the world.
CAST
- Rowan Atkinson as Special Agent Sir Johnny English
- Gillian Anderson as MI7 Head "Pegasus" Pamela Thornton[6]
- Rosamund Pike as Kate Summer
- Dominic West as Simon Ambrose
- Daniel Kaluuya as Special Agent Tucker, English's Fellow Agent[2]
- Richard Schiff as Fisher
- Tim McInnerny as Patch Quartermain
- Togo Igawa as Ting Wang
- Chris Jarman as Michael Tembe
- Joséphine de La Baume as Madeleine
- Tasha de Vasconcelos as Countess Alexandra
- Ian Shaw as Agent 2
- Stephen Campbell Moore as Prime Minister
- Rupert Vansittart
- Marsha Fitzalan
- Pik-Sen Lim as the Killer Cleaner
- Ben Miller as Angus Bough, English's Former Sidekick
Production
Universal Pictures first announced that they were producing a sequel to Johnny English on 8 April 2010, seven years following the first film.[7]Filming began on 11 September 2010 in Central London at Cannon Street, with further production scheduled for the week beginning 13 September 2010 at Brocket Hall, Hertfordshire and later in Hawley Woods in Hampshire, Macau and Hong Kong.[8][9] Filming took place on The Mall in Central London on 25 September 2010.
The Johnny English Theme from the original film is used throughout the score.
Premiere
The film held its world premiere at the Entertainment Quarter in Sydney, Australia on 4 September 2011.Reception
On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 42%, based on twelve reviews.[10]On the Australian television programme At the Movies, Margaret Pomeranz rated the movie 3 stars and David Stratton rated the movie 2 stars (the highest being 5 stars).
Promotion
A teaser for the film was released on 7 April 2011.[3] On 7 July 2011 Universal released the film's official trailer.
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Thursday, September 15, 2011
Mr Bean's Sexy Daughter
Can you believe it? she is non other than GEMMA AITKINSON..
Currently C.Ronaldo (Man Utd Footballer) is dating her (Just the Gossip side of it)
COMMENTS
Guys, There is not any relationship between Rowan Atkinson and Gemma Atkinson, except same family name.
Rowan Atkinson got married on 1990 and have one daughter (Lily - 12 years old) and one son (Benjamin - 14 years old).
Gemma Atkinson was born on 1984, has no relationship what so ever with MR. Bean!
In 1990 in New York Atkinson married Sunetra Sastry, a former BBC make-up artist he met on the set of Blackadder. They have two children, Ben, 14, and Lily, 12. Atkinson is as resolutely tight-lipped about them as Mr Bean himself. He reportedly said:
There s only one thing more important than not talking about your domestic life and that s not talking about why you re not talking about your domestic life.
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Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Friday, September 17, 2010
Mr Bean(Rowan Atkinson)
Rowan Sebastian Atkinson (born 6 January 1955) is an English comedian, actor and writer. He is most famous for his work in the satirical sketch comedy show Not The Nine O'Clock News, and the sitcoms Blackadder, Mr. Bean, and The Thin Blue Line. He has been listed in The Observer as one of the 50 funniest acts in British comedy, and amongst the top 50 comedy acts ever in a 2005 poll of fellow comedians.
| Birth name | Rowan Sebastian Atkinson |
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| Born | 6 January 1955 Consett, County Durham, England, United Kingdom |
| Medium | Stand-up, television, film |
| Years active | 1979–present |
| Genres | Physical comedy |
| Influences | Peter Sellers, Charlie Chaplin, Jacques Tati |
| Influenced | Steve Pemberton, David Walliams, David Schneider |
| Spouse | Sunetra Sastry (m. 1990–present) |
| Notable works and roles | Not the Nine O'Clock News Blackadder Mr. Bean The Thin Blue Line |
| BAFTA Awards | |
| Best Light Entertainment Performance 1981 Not the Nine O'Clock News 1990 Blackadder Goes Forth | |
| Laurence Olivier Awards | |
| Best Comedy Performance 1981 Rowan Atkinson in Revue | |
Available worldwide
Do-It-Yourself Mr. Bean
| # | Airdate | Guest |
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| Act 1: Bean invites his two best friends Rupert and Hubert for a New Year's party, but bores them so much that when he goes to prepare a snack, Twiglets (which are actually twigs coated with Marmite) and sugared vinegar as a substitute for champagne, they turn his clock in the living room to midnight, singing "Auld Lang Syne" to celebrate the new year, and then leave, saying that they are tired. However, they merely go into the apartment across the hall, where a swinging New Year's party is taking place. Bean is in bed when the real New Year begins. His blood boils with anger when he finds out Rupert and Hubert have deceived him and attended a larger party next door. However, Hubert forgets his hat in Bean's apartment (see act four). | ||
| Act 2: Bean arrives at Arding and Hobbs department store to take full advantage of the January sales. Other people have queued overnight to get there first, however Bean manages to jump the queue and annoy everyone in the process by exposing the figure in the sleeping bag at the head of the queue as a fake he placed there the night before. He then enters the store and attempts to purchase a new recliner, but an old woman sits in the chair and a store attendant explains that it is an automatic recliner. Bean, determined to purchase the recliner for himself, unplugs the chair to make it not work for her, but the attendant sees the problem and plugs it back in. While the woman sleeps in the chair, Bean sneaks up behind the chair and opens up the controls, and messes with the wires and closes the controls. The old woman then presses the button again, and this time the recliner begins to crush the woman in between the back of the chair and the leg supports. Bean watches on as the chair sets her free and she falls backwards. This scene is seen on syndicated versions of the episode and cut on children TV channels and ABS-CBN. | ||
| Act 3: Later, Bean has bought several items including the chair, paint cans and an assortment of brushes and mops. After strapping the chair to the roof and squeezing everything else inside the car he realises there's no room left for himself. He then has an idea. Bean successfully constructs a way of remotely driving the car from the chair attached to the roof, and embarks on a daredevil driving expedition, which goes incredibly well until he ends up on a steep decline and his only braking device is to run the car into a parked van filled with pillow feathers. | ||
| Act 4: Bean decides to give his flat a makeover. He first realises that moving a table is impractical, as he can no longer put objects on it through the hole in the kitchen wall. Bean's solution - just move the hole. He then decides to paint his room white, resorting to using Teddy's head as a paintbrush when he finds the bristles of the brush are ruined. He quickly tires of using this method as he ends up getting paint on things. Bean's solution - he covers everything in his room (including each individual grape in his fruit bowl) in newspaper and plants a super-firework in a can of white paint, ignites the firework, and runs out of the room. Bean returns to find his newly invented paint bomb worked; however while he was gone, Hubert returned to the flat for his hat he'd left the night before and got caught in the blast. Bean is shocked to find that there's a trail of white footprints leading out of his flat, and a silhouette of Hubert reaching for his hat is frozen onto a section of wall as the only unpainted area. | ||
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[edit] Back to School, Mr. Bean
| # | Airdate | Guests | ||
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| | | John Barrard Christopher Ryan Rupert Bates | ||
| Act 1: This outing follows Mr. Bean attending an open school day: Unable to park his car, he spots a similar-looking Mini and substitutes the cars. During his time at the open day he confuses a band of cadets by coughing and causing them to respond by standing in unusual ceremonial stances, gets in other people's way, messes up a stamp album, distracts and frightens a calligrapher, and gets paper stuck to his body after using a Van de Graaff generator. When a weaving lady takes the offending piece of paper, the static electricity causes her skirt to rise up and cover her upper body, revealing her legs. Bean promptly exits the scene. | ||||
| Act 2: In the chemistry laboratory, Bean experiments with several chemicals and makes an unstable chemical reaction, eventually causing a violent explosion, with blue smoke emerging from the laboratory. Bean manages to escape in time, but a younger student is not so fortunate and is later seen covered head to toe in a blue chemical powder. In a still-life art class, Mr Bean is shocked and appalled at having to draw a nude woman model, and promptly fashions a brassiere by taping together clay pots and strings to put on her, allowing him to draw her without embarrassment. Later, at a judo lesson, a frightened Bean is reluctant to allow himself to be thrown, but ultimately manages to confuse his teacher (David Schneider) by running behind him during the bowing process and roll him up in a mat. However, when changing back into his regular clothes, he finds that he has swapped trousers with someone else (Christopher Ryan) and goes on a long search for his own ones. In the gentlemen's toilets, he spots them, cleverly seeing his name on the label while the wearer is sitting on the toilet. Bean distracts the man, frantically grabs him by the legs and forces the trousers off him, as well as his underwear, which he throws back to the man—though it ends up falling down the toilet. | ||||
Act 3: Just as Mr Bean exits the school, there is an announcement over the loudspeaker saying that there will be a demonstration shortly. Mr Bean walks over to where he parked his car at the beginning of the day, but soon realises it is not where he parked it. After looking, he sees his car in the middle of the carpark, with a lot of people watching it from behind. Unbothered by this, Bean makes to get into his car, but on the way, he is distracted by a woman's cake stall set up near his car. He walks over to the stall and buys a cake, unaware that a giant army tank has just appeared on the parking lot and is now driving over his car with a huge crushing noise. This does not bother Bean. After the tank leaves, Bean turns around, does a double take, drops his cake on the ground, and walks over to his Mini slowly with a sad look on his face. After the credits roll we see that all is not lost for the Mini, as Bean finds that the padlock he uses to lock his car with is not damaged. He smiles and walks off. | ||||
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Tee Off, Mr. Bean
| # | Airdate | Guests |
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| | | David Battley Jacqueline Defferary |
| Act 1: Bean goes to the launderette to wash his clothes, an inflatable dragon (which is still inflated), some fluffy dice, a lamp shade, a doormat and his Teddy, but Bean sees that the wash no longer costs £2 and costs £3. He gets intimidated by a man who takes his washing machine and frequently makes threatening gestures towards him. Bean realises he's wearing underwear he wanted to wash so he stands behind a partition to change out of them, accidentally getting his trousers mixed up with a lady's skirt. This escalates the taunting from the bully so Bean decides to get revenge on him. He substitutes the bully's soap detergent with black coffee. Unfortunately, Bean is forced to drink some detergent to disguise the fact he switched the cups. This works, and when the bully's martial arts gear emerges severely stained from the wash, he blames the owner of the launderette. Later, after retrieving his mutated washing (including a shrunken Teddy) from the drier, Bean needs to retrieve his trousers from the lady's washing. He resorts to climbing into a drier to find them just as the lady returns and closes it (and starts it) with Bean still inside. | ||
| Act 2: Bean plays a game of 'Krazy Golf'. He scores a hole-in-one on the first hole then on the second hole he hits the ball onto open grass. The owner forces him to obey a rule of having to get the ball back to the course by only touching it with his club. He then hits the ball out of the golfing grounds and this takes Bean on a very elaborate journey as the ball ends up on a London Country Leyland National bus, inside a lady's shopping bag, on a boy's ice-cream, up the exhaust pipe of a Proton car, down a sewer, on a rubbish cart and finally onto a village green. Bean hitchhikes a lift back to the golf course with the ball still on the patch of turf it landed on, which Bean cut out of the green. As the sun sets, he finally taps the ball into the hole with a final score of 3,427, 3,425 shots over par for that hole. | ||
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Goodnight, Mr. Bean
| # | Airdate | Guests |
|---|---|---|
| | | Rupert Bates Suzy Aitchison |
| Act 1: Act 1: Mr. Bean has to go to hospital after getting his hand stuck in a teapot, but becomes impatient while waiting his turn. His number ticket was 76, and the digital counter showed 22. First, he starts a fight to clear two men from the queue, then steals a lower-numbered ticket (52) from a more seriously injured patient and overturns a digital counter (so that 25 looks like 52), and eventually manages to lose his place anyway. Frustratedly, he throws his ticket into the dustbin, only to get his other hand caught in the dustbin. He is compelled to pull out another ticket, using his mouth. | ||
| Act 2: Bean enters a museum, photographs the inside of a dustbin, and pries a sundial off its stand so that he can place his camera on it and get a photo of himself with a Queen's Guard. He irritates the Guard by dressing him up with flowers and other things, trims the Guard's moustache, and impales his Teddy on the Guard's bayonet. Just before he can take the photo, the charge is called, and the Guard walks away, Teddy and all. A photo of Bean chasing after the Guard was taken at the end of this act. | ||
| Act 3: Bean prepares for bed, then puts Teddy to sleep and turns off the light with a pistol, but has trouble falling asleep. After trying several methods for getting to sleep (scares noisy cats by barking like a dog, watches a chess game on TV, etc.), he finally falls asleep by counting sheep in a picture, using a calculator, and then during the credits, falls out of bed. | ||
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Hair by Mr. Bean of London
| # | Airdate | Guests |
|---|---|---|
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| Act 1: Bean goes to Derrick's barber shop for a haircut. Just as he is about to have the cut, the barber has to take a long telephone call. While he waits, three other customers come in assuming Mr. Bean is the new hairdresser, and he ends up cutting their hair very awfully. They later return and blame Derrick for their strange haircuts, while Mr. Bean sneaks off hiding his face under a calendar of Prince Charles (with one nearsighted customer greeting him as such). | ||
| Act 2: Bean goes to a fair and cheats at the indoor games. First, he plays the Electro wire by switching it off at the plug. Then he plays "Hit the Headmaster" (in which the late George Webb is the "headmaster") and gets a bit carried away, and starts throwing objects like canned peas and cereal boxes at the "headmaster" (he almost throws a chair, but is stopped thanks to a nearby teacher). | ||
| Act 3: Bean enters a dog show and uses his Teddy as his pet; he wins a huge bone but gets the honey for Teddy, throwing the bone back into the tent and creating mayhem among the kids and the dogs. | ||
| Act 4: Bean goes to a railway station. Unfortunately, he has lost his ticket, and decides to sneak past the guards. However, he ends up hiding inside a post office bag destined for Moscow. | ||
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The Best of Mr. Bean
The Best of Mr. Bean (also titled The Best Bits of Mr. Bean) is a feature length episode broadcast in 1997 which involves clips from some of the episodes from the series in the early '90s.
Plot
Mr. Bean and Teddy go into the loft in search of an umbrella. Whilst looking, Bean uncovers a piece of paper with a smile showing teeth and 9.00 written under it (from the episode "The Trouble With Mr. Bean"). After a flashback, Bean opens a basket, takes out a boomerang and throws it away, but it comes back and lands back in the basket. Bean takes out two baubles and remembers "Merry Christmas, Mr. Bean".
After another flashback, Bean tries to introduce Teddy to "Mr. Spider", a rubber figure on a fake web in the loft. However, Bean ends up accidentally throwing Teddy through the hatch and out of the loft. As Bean retrieves it, he has a flashback of "The Curse of Mr. Bean". Mr. Bean then brings Teddy back into the loft using a vacuum cleaner and closes the hatch. Bean looks at the window and sees that it's still raining, and as he turns around, he nearly trips over a brush and a mop tied together. He examines them, and remembers what he used it for in "Do-It-Yourself Mr. Bean".
Bean then notices a Cable running across the loft's floor. He pulls the wire out the floor, with the sound of a television coming closer. He then looks behind him and gets a scare when he sees the television (loft) aerial, therefore noticing he is actually pulling up his television, and drops it in scare, smashing the screen on the floor below.
After a few more flashbacks, Bean goes over to another part of the loft, and sees a white sheet with flowers on it. Thunder and lightning flash outside and Bean remembers his Mini being crushed by a tank in "Back to School, Mr. Bean". After the flashback, Bean views the undamaged parts of the Mini, which have been neatly arranged in the loft. Bean respectfully covers it again with the white sheet and the flowers, then steps back, salutes it and bows. Bean then finds his umbrella, but the rain stops and the sun comes out. Disappointed, Bean walks away from the window. After he does, the boomerang comes back and stops by the window.
