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Mr. Bean's "Final Holiday" in China this summer
(CRIENGLISH.com)
Updated: 2007-06-04 14:21
Mr. Bean, played by British actor Rowan Atkinson, poses in the shallows
of the surf at Bondi Beach in Sydney in this March 7, 2007 file photo.
"Mr. Bean's Holiday," the second and last film production based on the
television series "Mr. Bean," will hit the big screen on the Chinese
mainland this summer. [Xinhua/Reuters]
"Mr. Bean's Holiday," the last film by British actor Rowan Atkinson as
Mr. Bean, will hit the big screen on the Chinese mainland this summer.
The Beijing Times on Monday quoted the China Film Group as saying that
mainland moviegoers will be able to get access to the comedy in late July.
The China Film Group is the country's leading distributor of foreign
films.
"Mr. Bean's Holiday" premiered in Europe in March, immediately leading
box offices in all screening countries.
It also topped Hong Kong's box office for two weeks after going on screen
in early April.
It is second film production based on the television series "Mr. Bean."
It arrives a decade after the first film's debut.
Previous reports strongly suggest that this will be the last Mr. Bean
story.
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