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Canned Laughter

Canned Laughter

Rowan Atkinson stars in this touching and amusing comedy about a simple dinner date that takes a turn into the absurd. This comic cavort is often considered an early inspiration for Atkinson's "Mr. Bean" character.

Year: 1979 Duration: 26 min Credits: Rowan Atkinson, Sue Holderness, Joan Scott... more

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