What are the characteristics of Mr. Bean's films?

Mr. Bean is a guy who is "a little clumsy, a little naive, a little one-way thinking (not turning his head), a little shy and a little short-circuited". His sense of comedy comes from everyday life that may happen to you and me. " His usual clothes are typical of the conservative middle class in Britain. His dialogues in the play are very few, and almost all of them are presented to the audience with "rich body movements" and "changeable expressions". People who hate him may think that this guy who pretends to be mentally retarded is really disgusting, but those who appreciate him will think that he is so amazing that he can express English humor incisively and vividly, which can be regarded as "the British Jim Carrey who acts in Chaplin's way". English humor English humor is world-famous. Compared with the American laughter after the exaggerated speech, the British style is just a "smile", and everything goes without saying. The sense of comedy in American sitcoms often comes from the "mutual spitting" (dialogue) between family and friends.