2M views · 647 reactions |  Interesting fact: In “Mr. Bean’s Holiday (2007)”, the film’s final beach scene wasn’t scripted the way it looks, Rowan Atkinson actually improvised parts of it! Also, the entire movie was filmed across France, and Atkinson spoke fewer than five minutes of dialogue in total. The comedy works almost entirely through his classic facial expressions and gestures, proof that Bean doesn’t need words to cause chaos on vacation. | Clips | Facebook

🚣 Interesting fact: Mr. Bean’s Holiday (2007) — This film was deliberately conceived as a tribute to classic French silent comedies, particularly the films of Jacques Tati. The creators intended for Mr. Bean (Rowan Atkinson) to spend much of the film traveling through picturesque, real life France, using almost no dialogue. This forced Atkinson to rely entirely on his mime and physical comedy skills to generate humor from Bean’s total lack of social awareness and his escalating series of chaoti