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Mr. Bean's Holiday  
Mr. Bean's Holiday
Mr. Bean's Holiday
Starring: Rowan Atkinson, Willem Dafoe, Emma De Caunes, Jean Rochefort, Karel Roden
Directed by: Steve Bendelack
Screenplay by: Robin Driscoll, Hamish McColl
Release Date: August 31th, 2007
MPAA Rating: PG for brief mild language.
Studio: Universal Pictures
 Box-Office Totals
Domestic: $33,302,167 (14.5%)
Foreign: $196,434,177 (85.5%)
Total: $229,736,344 (Worldwide)
Travel Destinations
Tagline: Disaster is just a small step away.
On a rainy afternoon in England, Mr. Bean is delighted to win First Prize in his local church raffle; a week's holiday in the South of France, and a brand new video camera. He will stay in Cannes, at the height of its famous film festival.
He catches the Eurostar to Paris, filming everything with his new video camera.  At the Gare de Lyons, he asks another passenger to film him as he boards the train for Cannes. The man is Russian film director Emil Duchesvsky, who is travelling to Cannes to be a judge at the Film Festival.  Emil obliges, but in the confusion of filming, Emil gets left on the platform as the train pulls out.
Mr. Bean is heading South when he realises that Emil's son Stepan, aged 10, is on the train without his father. Neither speak each other's language.
Mr. Bean and Stepan get off at the next station to wait for Emil, but the next train is an express and Emil is whisked on to Cannes.  When Mr. Bean and Stepan board the next train, Mr. Bean leaves his money, his ticket and passport on the platform. They are thrown off for not having tickets, and left lost and penniless in France.

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