I guess I’m an easy mark for British actor/comedian Rowan Atkinson. A childlike turn of the head or a simple silly expression leaves me laughing, remembering his hilarious television series “Mr. Bean.

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Rowan Atkinson returns for the second sequel to his Bond-lite spy satire, but on the laugh meter Johnny English is no Austin Powers — or Mr. Bean. In a pop-culture era rife with cleverness for its own ...

Rowan Atkinson, the man behind both comic characters, said in Sydney yesterday he couldn't imagine ever playing his most successful creation again. "I think I've played Mr Bean for the last time, ...

2003-07-13 04:00:00 PDT Hollywood-- Rowan Atkinson is ready for his close-up. He's been ready for 20 years. One of England's edgiest and most highly paid comics, Atkinson has never reached the ...

Rosamund Pike may have shot to fame as 007's squeeze in Die Another Day, but her latest movie Johnny English Reborn finds her cosying up to a very different kind of spy. Digital Spy sat down with the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In a pop-culture era rife with cleverness for its own sake, how did Rowan Atkinson’s new spy-spoof sequel wind up with a title as ...