Mr.Bean Making Celebrities Cry With Laughter Nonstop!

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AI GeneratedRowan Atkinson shares humorous anecdotes about his life as the actor behind Mr. Bean. He discusses the irony of being unrecognized, the awkwardness of celebrity encounters, and his passion for cars, while showcasing his unique blend of physical comedy and dry wit across various interviews and film roles.
Most comedians talk their way into a laugh.
Rowan Atkinson can make you lose it without saying a word.
Whether it was a live performance or a casual interview, these celebrities found out the
hard way that nobody operates quite like Mr. Bean himself.
Yeah, the thing I find most tricky is when people don't recognise you particularly, but
half recognise you.
Anyway, I was standing around with a group of guys and I could see this guy doing that.
And he came up to me after a while and he said, excuse me, has anyone ever told you
that you're the absolute spittin' image of that Mr. Bean?
And I said, well actually, I am the actor who plays Mr. Bean.
And he said, I bet you wish you were.
But when people do actually recognise him, those encounters must be a lot more flattering,
right?
Well, not exactly.
Obviously you must get recognised all over the place in England because your show is
number one.
Yeah, I mean, sometimes when people meet you, they behave very strangely, you know, they're
desperately trying to behave in a perfectly normal fashion, but they're so distracted
by the fact that they recognise you and like bank tellers last year, I went into a bank
to cash a cheque and I handed over the cheque and she said thank you and said, oh, Mr. Atkinson,
I'm such an admirer of your work.
Could you sign this piece of paper for my daughter?
So I signed the piece of paper and I handed it back and she took it back, she put it on
one side and she looked at my cheque and she said, now, do you have any means of identification?
And you think, well.
Blind dates are already nerve-wracking, but add Mr. Bean to the mix, the date was over
before it even began.
Here's your blind date for this evening, number three, dressing room, and his name is Mr. Bean, come in, Mr. Bean.
Most interviewers always think they're in control, but Rowan always has other ideas.
That was really good, thank you.
This side or this side?
Do you want to sit down?
No, no, no, I'll get behind you.
I see, I just sit here and do nothing.
Yeah, you don't have to do anything.
Coming up on Sunrise this morning, we meet the lovely Mr. Rowan Atkinson, we talk about
Mr. Bean's holiday and all you have to say is, if you miss it, you miss out.
Simple as that.
You ready?
I'm okay.
I'm good at this.
You're okay?
How interesting.
Morning, Neil, Sean here on Sunrise, a man who needs no introduction, Mr. Rowan Atkinson
and we talk about Mr. Bean's holiday.
Remember though, Rowan.
Sorry?
If you miss it, you miss out.
Do I do that again?
Yeah, okay.
Morning, Neil, Sean here on Sunrise, this morning we meet Mr. Rowan Atkinson and we
talk all about Mr. Bean's holiday.
Remember though, Rowan.
What?
If you miss it, you miss out.
Oh, yes.
Don't miss Rowan Atkinson on Sunrise this morning.
I did a credit card commercial in New York a few years ago and it was a story in which
I had to play a bungling British secret agent and there's this beautiful woman who gets
out of a limo in the middle of New York and he sees her and this shot, this scene was
when I had to look at her as if I'd just fallen in love with her and the director said, just
imagine that you've just seen your wife for the first time and my wife happened to be
on set at the time and she said, no, no, no, no, no, that won't work.
Tell him to look at her as if she's his new Aston Martin.
And then it'll work.
Oh, that'll work.
And she was right.
It inspired me no end.
I looked at her like no woman has ever been looked at.
Really?
Can you give us that look?
I'm curious.
Yeah.
Look at the women melting.
Look at that.
When it comes to social situations, Mr. Bean's world has always been a small one and when
it comes to women, it's no different.
Do you have much spare time with ladies to know about women?
Well, I don't know about women.
I've met a few women in my time and they're all very nice.
My mother was a woman and her mother before her was a woman, but her grandmother, I'm
not sure if she was a woman or not, but she was something.
I think it was a woman.
But for Rowan, jokes are only the beginning because eventually he commits to the full
What would Mr. Bean reckon to all of this Formula One malarkey?
Well, he would enjoy it very much because he's a car enthusiast, as you know.
Oh, that's right.
Yeah.
He had some magnificent cars, didn't he?
Cars.
Then, you know, then he'd enjoy it.
But anyway, it's fantastic to be here.
I'm a guest of George Russell, which is, you know, it wasn't planned for me to be here
on a weekend, you know, when he got polled.
But here we are.
Rowan Atkinson, name-dropping, whatever next?
I know, I know.
I'm here as a matter of fact, as a guest of George Russell.
Oh, fantastic, fantastic.
So that's how privileged I am.
I did a movie quite a while ago called Mr. Bean's Holiday.
Oh, yes.
In which Mr. Bean…
And there was a scene…
You're so casual about that.
I did a film called Mr. Bean's Holiday.
Well, does he sound like an even bigger knob if he said, oh, well, of course, you all
know Mr. Bean's Holiday, you know, so she's actually very…
I'm trying to reduce my knobbed quotient.
And when he's not making a fool of himself as Mr. Bean, he's doing it as Johnny English.
And the results are just as hilarious.
We need to know the fourth man in…
Give me 24 hours.
There's nothing I'd like more.
No, that's wrong.
There's nothing I'd like more, Simon.
Give us a little of Mr. Bean shaving and I'll put you on the spot.
Yes.
Yes, OK.
Yeah.
It's in the movie.
This is how Mr. Bean shaves.
OK.
Ready?
One shave.
On a come-to-all basis.
But even Rowan isn't immune to losing it on set, and this particular Blackadder character
made absolutely sure of that.
Forget the whole thing.
I'm going back home with Miggsy.
Yes.
Oh, show me the glen where the kipper roams free.
Together.
Oh, I'm so sorry.
I'm so sorry.
You've got too funny.
Sorry.
No, I'm not interested.
I'd rather go to bed with a Loch Lomond monster.
And besides, I have to be back in the office on Friday.
I promise.
Justin, will you stop laughing, please?
I'm sorry.
No, it's my fault.
Come on.
Sorry.
All right, come on.
Settle down.
The…
Answer your names.
Anus.
Arse bandit.
Bottom.
Clitoris.
Where are you, clitoris?
Thanks for watching.
