There are many classic roles in the world film industry, and "Mr. Bean" played by Rowan Atkinson is one of them. But recently, according to foreign media reports, Rowan Atkinson does not like to play Mr. Bean, the pressure is too much, and he always exhausts himself.
In an interview with The Sun, Sir Rowan Atkinson revealed that he was preparing for an animated film called Mr. Bean and that he preferred dubbing to playing Mr. Bean.
Rowan Atkinson said, "It's easier for me to voice this character [Mr. Bean] than it is to play him physically. Playing him already makes me not feel much fun, and the heavy feeling of responsibility makes people unhappy. ”
He went on to say: "I find this role already stressful and exhausting and I look forward to the end of this role. ”
Rowan Atkinson has starred in the SITcom "Mr. Bean" on ITV since 1990, a character with a rich and eccentric expression and a "stick" in mind, and Mr. Bean has quickly become popular in the UK.
Rowan Atkinson has since starred in a number of films featuring Mr. Bean, including 1997's The Great Disaster of Mr. Bean, 2007's Mr. Bean's Vacation, and the Agent Bean trilogy, which has been released since 2003.
After learning the news that Rowan Atkinson did not want to continue to play Mr. Bean, netizens said: "Bean is gone forever!" "I've loved Mr. Bean since I was a kid, and he's left me with so many amazing childhood memories that nearly 20 years have passed, but the episode 'Laundromat' still remains in my mind."