Mr. Bean English Review Level 1

Mr. Bean is a guy who is "a little clumsy, a little naive, a little one-way thinking (not turning his head), a little shy and a little short-circuited". His sense of comedy comes from everyday life that may happen to you and me. " His usual clothes are typical of the conservative middle class in Britain. His dialogues in the play are very few, and almost all of them are presented to the audience with "rich body movements" and "changeable expressions". People who hate him may think that this guy who pretends to be mentally retarded is really disgusting, but those who appreciate him will think that he is so amazing that he can express English humor incisively and vividly, which can be regarded as "the British Jim Carrey who acts in Chaplin's way".

In fact, Mr. Bean has long been tired of the humid and dreary weather in London. After winning the prize unexpectedly, he immediately took his luggage and camera to the south of France, where he dreamed of sunshine and beaches. Yes, Mr. Bean started his holiday, but his holiday was not as smooth as expected. In a series of disasters and emergencies, Mr. Bean showed his "one track mind" again and again in jokes and jokes. After arriving in Paris by Eurostar train, Mr. Bean met a jury member of Cannes Film Festival and a filmmaker from Russia. Mr. Bean hopes to make a film about himself. He wants to be a cinematographer and shoot avant-garde movies in French towns. He sneaked the filmmaker's son onto the train. The two pretended to be father and son, but they were in a dilemma because they could not talk normally and spent all their money. He was also chased by the police as a "kidnapper". In the film, he is still neatly dressed and simple-minded, and often runs away when something happens. In the end, whether our Mr. Bean was arrested by the police as a "kidnapper" or won the Palme d 'Or for his film, the answer lies in the comedy "Mr. Bean's Holiday" which is full of Tam Sebastian Atkinson CBE's classic funny scenes.

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