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Mr. Bean gana un viaje a Cannes y ayuda a un niño a volver con su padre después de haberlo separado de él accidentalmente. Por el camino, descubre Francia, el montar en bicicleta y el amor v... Leer todoMr. Bean gana un viaje a Cannes y ayuda a un niño a volver con su padre después de haberlo separado de él accidentalmente. Por el camino, descubre Francia, el montar en bicicleta y el amor verdadero, entre otras cosas.Mr. Bean gana un viaje a Cannes y ayuda a un niño a volver con su padre después de haberlo separado de él accidentalmente. Por el camino, descubre Francia, el montar en bicicleta y el amor verdadero, entre otras cosas.
- Premios
- 2 nominaciones
Arsène Mosca
- Traffic Controller
- (as Arsene Mosca)
Stéphane Debac
- Traffic Controller
- (as Stephane Debac)
Maxim Baldry
- Stepan
- (as Max Baldry)
Argumento
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- TriviaThe 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 Juventude em Marcha (2006).
- ErroresWhen 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.
- Créditos curiososAlthough 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.
- Versiones alternativasSeveral 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.
- ConexionesFeatured in Matt Willis: Crash (2007)
- Bandas sonorasHawaii 5-0 Theme Tune
Written by Morton Stevens
Performed by Morton Stevens
Courtesy of CBS Studios Inc.
Opinión destacada
Mr. Bean's March to the Sea
This hasn't quite been the great year for movies that I had hoped for, but it has certainly been a very good year for comedies, and "Mr. Bean's Vacation" is the best so far. It is also quite a daring film -- who would have imagined a G-rated, live action comedy these days, and without any fart jokes? Where's Mel Brooks when we need him? Just kidding.
This movie homage, and I can it can be argued that it is, to the great Tati films of "Mon Oncle" and "Mr. Hulot's Holiday" is Rowan Atkinson's triumphant farewell to the great character he created. It is hard to imagine any other actor living today pulling this off. Indeed, "Vacation" comes very close to being a silent film -- though I want to assure anyone wandering in from a showing of Transformers, that there are explosion. Now over at the well-known movie review site, half the critics are complaining about Mr. Bean's mugging. Half the critics at that site will apparently complain about anything. But when you have a face as brilliantly expressive as Atkinson's, gosh people, you use it. To moan about that, well, it's like going to a Fred Astaire movie and complaining about the dancing.
But more than that, every scene works, fast or slow, the pacing is perfect. Silly scenes or heartfelt, or both, the comedy never flags. It is one of those movies that long afterward you will be recalling scenes and laughing. The casting is perfect. William Defoe? Yes! There is also a lot of feeling here. I completely bought every one of the characters and their relationships. That is great comic writing.
It also has one of the best endings of any movies out there. For some reason, contemporary films are having a terribly difficult time with coming up with a satisfactory ending. Not "Mr. Bean's Vacation." It has an astonishingly goofy conclusion, one that Mel Brooks at the top of his form would have had a hard time equaling.
I cannot recommend this movie enough, though I wish it had been longer. Take your family to see it -- it will be a long time before anyone can say that again about a contemporary comedy.
This movie homage, and I can it can be argued that it is, to the great Tati films of "Mon Oncle" and "Mr. Hulot's Holiday" is Rowan Atkinson's triumphant farewell to the great character he created. It is hard to imagine any other actor living today pulling this off. Indeed, "Vacation" comes very close to being a silent film -- though I want to assure anyone wandering in from a showing of Transformers, that there are explosion. Now over at the well-known movie review site, half the critics are complaining about Mr. Bean's mugging. Half the critics at that site will apparently complain about anything. But when you have a face as brilliantly expressive as Atkinson's, gosh people, you use it. To moan about that, well, it's like going to a Fred Astaire movie and complaining about the dancing.
But more than that, every scene works, fast or slow, the pacing is perfect. Silly scenes or heartfelt, or both, the comedy never flags. It is one of those movies that long afterward you will be recalling scenes and laughing. The casting is perfect. William Defoe? Yes! There is also a lot of feeling here. I completely bought every one of the characters and their relationships. That is great comic writing.
It also has one of the best endings of any movies out there. For some reason, contemporary films are having a terribly difficult time with coming up with a satisfactory ending. Not "Mr. Bean's Vacation." It has an astonishingly goofy conclusion, one that Mel Brooks at the top of his form would have had a hard time equaling.
I cannot recommend this movie enough, though I wish it had been longer. Take your family to see it -- it will be a long time before anyone can say that again about a contemporary comedy.
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- john-quel
- 26 ago 2007
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Detalles
- Fecha de lanzamiento
- Países de origen
- Idiomas
- También se conoce como
- Mr. Bean's Holiday
- Locaciones de filmación
- Oppède le Vieux, Luberon, Vaucluse, Francia(war scene set in the 1940s)
- Productoras
- Ver más créditos de la compañía en IMDbPro
Taquilla
- Presupuesto
- USD 25,000,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 33,302,167
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 9,889,780
- 26 ago 2007
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 232,225,908
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 30 minutos
- Color
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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