Watch the original version of Mr. Bean’s Holiday
Chapter 1:
It had been a long and exhausting week for Mr Bean. He had been working hard at his job as a security guard in the local shopping centre, and he was looking forward to a relaxing weekend away. Little did he know that his weekend was going to take an unexpected turn.
As he was walking home from work, he was passed by a tour bus. It was plastered with posters boasting a once in a lifetime opportunity to come along on an all-expenses paid trip to Cannes. Mr Bean was intrigued and decided to see what all the fuss was about.
The tour bus was offering a free raffle for anyone who could answer a difficult trivia question. After giving the correct answer and winning the raffle, Mr Bean found himself on his way to Cannes the following morning.
Chapter 2:
When Mr Bean arrived at the Cannes International Film Festival, he was in awe of the crowds and the sights. He had never seen anything quite so glamorous before. Everyone around him was admiring the famous stars, or chatting to producers, directors, and agents about upcoming films.
He decided to take a walk around the festival and stumbled across a father and son. The young boy was running around and playing, while his father was having a heated argument with an agent. The agent was refusing to take the father’s script and saying something about the boy needing to be returned to his mother.
Mr Bean was becoming more and more confused, so he decided to ask the father what was going on. The father told him that the agent had promised to read his script, but only if he agreed to take the boy with him to Cannes. He had just arranged to have the boy sent back to his mother, but needed to find a way to get him there.
Chapter 3:
At this point, Mr Bean noticed that the young boy had run off. The father panicked, and asked Mr Bean to help him find his son. Mr Bean agreed, and the two of them ran off in search of the missing child.
As they were searching, Mr Bean noticed some commotion in the crowd. It turned out that the young boy had been spotted and was heading for the beach. After a short chase, Mr Bean managed to catch up with the boy, but he wasn’t alone.
The boy had been joined by a friendly stray dog, who seemed determined to go wherever the boy went. Mr Bean was relieved to have found the boy safe and sound, but he knew that he could not force the child to return with the father.
Chapter 4:
Mr Bean and the father had to come up with a plan to get the boy to come back with them without upsetting him. After some careful thought, they decided to convince the boy to come back with them by offering him a reward. Mr Bean suggested they take the boy and the dog to the beach and have a picnic.
The plan worked, and the boy agreed to come back with them, as long as he could bring the dog with him. The father was relieved, and agreed that the dog could come along as well.
They made their way back to Cannes, and the father was grateful for Mr Bean’s help. He thanked Mr Bean for his assistance, and promised that if he ever needed help again, he would be happy to return the favour.
Little did Mr Bean know that this chance encounter would lead him into a world of adventure and mystery. His journey was just beginning.
Chapter 5:
Back in Cannes, the father gave the agent his script and went on his way. As he was walking away, the agent called after him, saying that he was interested in the script, and he would contact him soon with news.
Before the father left, he gave Mr Bean his number and asked him to call if he ever needed help. Mr Bean thanked him, but didn’t think much of it.
The next morning, Mr Bean was awoken by a phone call from the father. He had just received a call from the agent offering him the opportunity to write a screenplay for a major Hollywood movie. The father wanted to know if Mr Bean wanted to join him in writing the script, and of course, Mr Bean accepted the offer.
He spent the next few months working with the father on the script, and slowly but surely they created a masterpiece. When it came time to submit the script to the agent, they did so with high expectations.
To their tremendous surprise, the script was accepted and they were immediately hired to work on the film. Work began in earnest, and soon enough, they had a finished product. The film was a smashing success, and the father and Mr Bean received a lot of recognition.
Mr Bean was living his dream. He had gone from being a simple security guard to a successful Hollywood screenwriter, all thanks to a chance encounter at the Cannes International Film Festival.
From then on, Mr Bean devoted his life to writing, and he has since become one of the most celebrated screenwriters in the world. To this day, he credits the Cannes International Film Festival for giving him the opportunity to pursue his dreams.
<Some scenes from the AI movie Mr. Bean's Holiday
INT. CANNES INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL – DAY
The camera pans across a bustling crowd of film stars, directors, agents, and producers, all admiring the sights and sounds of the Cannes International Film Festival.
Across the room, we see MR BEAN, a middle-aged security guard from a local shopping centre. He looks a bit overwhelmed by the commotion, as he walks slowly through the crowd.
Suddenly, a tour bus pulls up outside the festival, and everyone turns to look. Posters on the bus boast a free raffle for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to come along on an all-expenses paid trip to Cannes.
Mr Bean is intrigued and makes his way over to the bus. He joins the growing line of people, all hoping to win the free trip.
EXT. TOUR BUS – MOMENTS LATER
The line of people gradually makes its way inside the bus, until finally, it’s Mr Bean’s turn. He is handed a difficult trivia question and, after a few moments of contemplation, he answers correctly.
The bus driver congratulates Mr Bean and tells him that he has won the raffle. Mr Bean is in shock, barely believing his luck.
INT. BEAN’S APARTMENT – NEXT MORNING
We see a close-up of Mr Bean, packing a suitcase for the trip. He looks around the room, takes a deep breath, and smiles. He’s off to Cannes, and he can hardly believe it.
INT. CANNES INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL – DAY
The camera pans across the room and focuses on Mr Bean as he arrives at the festival. He takes in the sights and sounds of the festival, a look of wonder on his face.
Suddenly, he hears a commotion in the crowd and notice a father and son. The father is having a heated argument with an agent, while the young boy is running around and playing.
Mr Bean is intrigued and decides to go and ask the father what is going on. Following a brief introduction, the father explains that the agent had promised to read his script, but only if he agreed to take the boy with him to Cannes.
Before either of them can say anything else, the boy runs off and the father panics. He asks Mr Bean to help him find his son, and Mr Bean agrees.
EXT. STREET CORNER – MOMENTS LATER
After a brief chase and some difficult navigation, Mr Bean and the father finally catch up with the boy. He is not alone, however. A friendly stray dog has joined him, and the boy is determined to keep the dog with him.
The father pleads with the boy to come back with them, but the boy refuses. Mr Bean has an idea: he suggests they take the boy and the dog to the beach and have a picnic. With some careful coaxing, the boy eventually agrees and they all head off to the beach.
EXT. BEACH – DAY
The group arrives at the beach and sets up a picnic. The boy and the dog run off to play in the sand, while the father and Mr Bean sit and talk.
The father is grateful to Mr Bean for his help, and he tells him that if he ever needs help again, he will be happy to return the favour. Mr Bean thanks him and the two part ways.
INT. AGENT’S OFFICE – LATER THAT DAY
The camera pans across a stylish office, with a towering view of Cannes from the window. Sitting at the desk is the agent from the festival. He picks up the phone and dials a number.
EXT. CANNES STREET – CONTINUOUS
We see Mr Bean walking down the street, looking around at the sights and sounds of Cannes. Suddenly, his phone rings. He picks it up, and it’s the father from earlier.
The father explains that the agent has just been in touch. He is interested in the script, and wants to hire them to write a screenplay for a major Hollywood movie. The father asks Mr Bean if he is interested, and Mr Bean excitedly agrees.
FADE OUT.
INT. FILM PRODUCTION STUDIO – DAY
The camera pans across a busy film production studio, as Mr Bean and the father work on the screenplay. They are surrounded by actors, editors, and cameramen, all collaborating to bring the script to life.
We see the father and Mr Bean intensely discussing the script, carefully crafting each line until it is perfect.In the background, we see the young boy from earlier, playing with the dog and watching the adults work.
Finally, after months of hard work, the script is finished. We see the father and Mr Bean looking proud of their work, with the boy standing by their side, beaming with joy.
FADE OUT.
