Film - Bean - The Ultimate Disaster Movie

Year

1997

Duration

90 minutes

Genres

Comedy

Language

English

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The superhumanly clumsy Mr Bean is entrusted with the care of one of the world's most famous paintings when it arrives in America. What could go wrong? Practically everything, of course, as Bean causes chaos in Los Angeles - wandering around with a turkey on his head and doing untold damage to the priceless masterpiece he is meant to be looking after. Brilliant slapstick moments come thick and fast in this hilarious comedy.

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Mel Smith

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This film has one use of mild bad language

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Bean - The Ultimate Disaster Movie

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Duration

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Unavailable to stream

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Synopsis

Director/s

Cast (in alphabetical order)

Unavailable to stream

Classification

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