Mr. Bean's Holiday

When Mr Bean gets thrown off the train he appears to be in Avignon, and later the same day he is being driven in the mini with Sabine, and they cross the Viaduc de Millau.

This is around 100 miles to the west and in completely the wrong direction for Cannes When Bean is on the TGV-train we see him with a camera in his hands, when he is turns around the camera is gone.

When the security guard halts Mr Bean, he is asked for his pass.

Mr Bean hands the guard an already opened ID card, but when the guard takes it, he opens it again.

At the start of the movie when the tickets are being called out, the man reaches for the wine bottle on the wrong side.

When Mr Bean is recording himself buying something from the vending machine, you can see the reflection of a crew member in the glass.

When Mr.

Bean Arrives at Gare Du Nord he leaves the Eurostar that brought him to Paris.

When leaving this train we see a red and gray TGV of the "Thalys" class (running from Gare du Nord to Amsterdam or Cologne) opposite Mr.

Bean's train.

When Mr.

Bean walks on the platform and points his video cam to the train windows to make a shot of himself we see a blue and gray TGV (color-scheme "TGV Nord") instead of the red and gray reflecting in the train windows.

"Playback Time" is shown at Cannes Film Festival in its original English and without subtitles.

It's a rule of this festival that every movie submitted in and out of official competition has to have French subtitles.

Bean is traveling on a "normal" TGV and yet there are external shots of a TGV Duplex (double decker TGV), supposedly with Bean on board.

During the scene when Sabine falls asleep at the wheel on their way to Cannes, Mr.

Bean grabs hold of the steering wheel and attempts to swap positions with Sabine.

During the swap, he forces Sabine into the passenger seat while turning the wheel to the left.

In the next scene of the vehicle drifting however, the vehicle is shown turning to the right.

In the marketplace scene, the DJ is playing and changing CD's but none of the CD player's output sockets have cables connected, and neither does the power input socket.

When Mr.

Bean was being chased in the projection room, Carson Clay finds the video camera and his sling is off.

When they show Carson Clay 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 In Russian the name Stepan is pronounced with a strong stress on the second syllable.

When Bean disconnects the power to the effects board to charge his camcorder, there is a delay of about ten minutes while another attempt is made at shooting the advert.

During this time the camcorder is fully charged and the effects board is reconnected, however it would take around two hours for the camcorder to fully charge.

When Sabine falls asleep in the car, her head hits the centre of the steering wheel honking the horn.

The horn on the model of Mini used is not usually in the centre of the steering wheel.

Rather, it is on the end of the turn indicator.

However the steering wheel is an after market wheel, the boss allows for the provision of the centre horn push.

Given that the Steering wheel and sunroof are both after market additions and the seats have obviously been re-trimmed from their originals, it wouldn't be beyond the realms of possibility that a centre horn push had been added.

Shortly after Mr Bean joins Sabine in her Mini, he begins to fiddle with the switches on the dashboard.

When he flicks the heated rear window switch on and off, the switch doesn't illuminate.

This suggests the shot was filmed with the ignition switched off.

When the Peugeot races past Sabine and Mr Bean in the mini.

Sabine calls the Peugeot driver a 'Conard'.

It's translated in the English subtitles as 'idiot', however 'idiot' in French is the same as in English, the French word Conard has a much more offensive Meaning.

When Bean is in the gas station in French Riviera, the TV of the gas stations is showing the news (about him) in English and not in French.

In France you can receive CNN and the BBC in English on certain channels, so it is possible, although unlikely.

When we see Sabine and Stepan on the red carpet just after getting out of the car, we can see the person in the passenger seat is clearly a woman, she has a very clean well made up complexion.

This is explained in the making of Documentary, they had to use a stand in.

Once Bean is in Sabine's Mini he gesticulates that the steering wheel is on a different side.

Shortly after this Sabine asks what his accent is, Spanish, Italian, Russian etc.

However the only parts of Europe to use right hand drive cars are the British Isles, this would give Sabine a pretty good idea Bean spoke English, albeit with a Scottish, Welsh, Irish or regional English Accent.

When Mr Bean is hanging from the Projection room window he is wearing his normal shoes.

However he went into the projection room dressed as a woman.

While it's shown he had his own clothes rolled up inside the ladies clothing, his shoes were not.

The only thing in his handbag was the Camcorder.

When Stepan and Mr.

Bean meet up again in the diner and the musicians start playing music, a quick shot of Sabine's dress can be seen before she returns from the restroom (this was taken from an alternate scene shown on the DVD were she returns before they start playing).

The ticket on the chicken's foot switches feet, most noticeable after it runs from Bean, then later when it runs toward the camera before the farmer picks it up.

Barely funny, very few jokes and they are very lame. Previous Bean film and tv-series are significantly better.

It had been 10 years since Mr Bean was on the big screen. So I was glad to hear that there was going to be another Mr Bean movie.

I saw this movie for the first time back in 2008, I believe. I don't remember too much from this feature, but I can attest that it was very entertaining and enjoyable when I watched it.

Every scene is pure bliss. Just watching Rowan Atkinson on screen can make you laugh hysterically.

To be honest, I think it is a quite warn film. It's played by Mr.

N his latest misadventure, Mr. Bean-the nearly wordless misfit who seems to be followed by a trail of pratfalls and hijinks-goes on holiday to the French Riviera and becomes ensnared in a European adventure of cinematic proportions.

Coming out ten years after the original Bean feature film a lot of water has passed under a lot of bridges , so much so that you may have forgotten just how successful the original film was . If it was a case of milking cash cows then in the preceding ten years we might have had five sequels within in that time .

Good film for the family. Watch with kids.

Mr Beans holiday is an hysterical story about an English person with slight mental difficulties attempting to travel from England to the beaches in Cannes. The film is all about how this man travels to Cannes and all of the interesting experiences he encounters along the way.