Mr. Bean's Holiday

In a raffle, Mr. Bean wins a holiday by train to Cannes, a video camera, and €200. Before catching his train, Bean causes chaos while sampling French seafood cuisine in a Paris restaurant.

On the platform at Gare de Lyon, Bean asks Russian movie director Emil Duchevsky to film him boarding the train using his new video camera. Bean keeps asking for retakes, until the train leaves with Bean and Duchevsky's son Stepan on the train and Duchevsky left behind.

MPAA Rating:	PG
Genre:	Comedy, Family
Country:	France, Germany, United Kingdom, United States
Produced By:	Richard Curtis, Debra Hayward, RaphaËL Benoliel, Liza Chasin, Tim Bevan, Peter Bennett-Jones, Eric Fellner, Simon Mcburney, Caroline Hewitt
Directed By:	Steve Bendelack
Written By:	Rowan Atkinson, Richard Curtis, Robin Driscoll, Hamish McColl, Simon McBurney
Cast:	Philippe Cariou, Rowan Atkinson, Sharlit Deyzac, Lily Atkinson, Robert Stone, Antoine De Caunes, Dimitri Radochevitch, Ian Porter, Jean Rochefort, Clint Dyer, James Kavaz, Preston Nyman, Maxim Baldry, Flaminia Cinque, Pascal Jounier, Jehanguir Byramjee, Willem Dafoe, Francis Coffinet, Nicolas Bridet, Éric Naggar, Julie Ferrier, Anthony Paliotti, Nathalie Levy-Lang, Francois Touch, Luc-Antoine Salmont, Steve Pemberton, Emmanuelle Cosso, Julien Cottereau, Karel Roden, John Snowden, Urbain Cancelier, Steve Campos, Emma De Caunes, Stéphane Debac, Gilles Gaston-Dreyfus, Luc Palun, Francois Roche, Philippe Spall, Anthony Morabito, Christopher Sciueref, Catherine Hosmalin, Pierre-Benoist Varoclier, Zazie Delem, Arsène Mosca, Michel Winogradoff, Julie Fournier, Nader Boussandel
In Theaters:	Aug 24, 2007
Runtime:	1 hour 30 minutes
Production:	Universal Pictures, StudioCanal, Working Title Films, Firstep Productions, Tiger Aspect Productions
Budget:	$25,000,000
Box Office:	$33,302,167
Available On:	Amazon, Itunes, Vudu
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