Mr. Bean’s Holiday

Mr. Bean wins a holiday trip to Cannes, a video camera, and €200 in a raffle, kickstarting his zany adventure. He is excited but oblivious to the chaos his plans will unleash. The win sets the stage for the entire journey to France.

Bean arrives in France and causes a scene trying the seafood at Le Train Bleu. The mishap foreshadows the cultural misunderstandings that will accompany him throughout the trip. His over-the-top enthusiasm clashes with refined French settings.

At Gare de Lyon, Bean convinces Russian director Emil Duchevsky to film him boarding the train with his camera. The request leads to a series of retakes and comic frustration. The director reluctantly agrees, setting a chaotic tone for their journey.

After a string of retakes, the train leaves with Bean and Duchevsky's son Stepan onboard while the director is left behind. The separation sets Bean and Stepan on a shared, unpredictable path. The moment also marks the start of their unlikely bond.

Bean and Stepan bond during the journey and decide to disembark at the next station together. Meanwhile, Duchevsky's train passes through without stopping, creating a temporary rift in their travel. The duo's companionship grows in the wake of the lost opportunity.

Duchevsky holds up a sign with a mobile number for Stepan to call, but the last two digits are obscured. The missing digits spark confusion and a comic chase for a way to reach each other. The sign becomes a symbol of the communication barriers in their journey.

Bean attempts to dial the number, trying different digit combinations in a humorous scramble. A new train arrives, and they manage to hop onto it, continuing their journey with stubborn optimism. The escape adds another layer of chaos to their plan.

They are ejected in Cavaillon because Bean forgot his wallet, passport, and ticket at the previous stop. The loss forces them to improvise again, navigating France with dwindling resources. The setback heightens the sense of do-it-yourself adventure.

To keep moving, Bean busks as a mime and earns money for food and bus tickets toward Cannes. His street performance brings both laughs and challenges as he drifts closer to his intended destination. The practical hustle contrasts with his ridiculous demeanor.

A gust of wind sends Bean's ticket onto the foot of a chicken, which is packed into a farmer's truck. He chases the vehicle to a farm but cannot locate the ticket amid the flock. The hunt underscores Bean's relentless but luckless pursuit of his goal.

Sometime later, Bean wakes on the set of a yogurt commercial directed by Carson Clay and featuring Sabine. Mistaken for an extra, he briefly stars as a soldier before accidentally causing the set to explode while recharging his camera. The episode blends slapstick with surreal imagery.

Sabine, Bean, and Stepan arrive in Cannes as Sabine heads to Playback Time's premiere. On the red carpet, news reveals they’re suspected of kidnapping Stepan; they improvise disguises as mother and daughter to attend. During the screening, Bean plugs his video diary into the projector, reframing Sabine as the hero and himself as her lover, provoking a standing ovation that culminates with Stepan's reunion onstage and a beach finale to La Mer.