Parents Guide for
Bean (1997)

There is a brief picture of the side view of a naked woman. The side of one breast is visible and her stomach all the way down to her toes is visible.

There is a brief reference from a little boy saying he can't sleep because he keeps thinking about naked women.

A man walks into the bathroom when Mr. Bean has his private part up close to the hand dryer drying his pants after they were soaked with water when he washed his hands. The man thinks Mr. Bean is doing something sexual to himself.

A brief innuendo is made when "Dr." Bean jumps onto a patient who is unconscious laying down on a hospital bed. He sits on her body facing toward her (one of his legs on each side of her body) and proceeds to shake her in an attempt to wake her up. The camera shows the motion from far away and looks as if he is on her having sex. It is very brief and supposed to be funny.

A man David who is naked and wants to shower accidently walks in on "Dr." Bean in the shower. They both panic to get out. When the phone rings and the caller wants to speak with David, "Dr." Bean tells the person on the phone that David is showering with him. This reference made by "Dr." Bean makes the caller think something sexual is going on. It is comical and brief.

Infrequent, very mild (one scene depicts Mr. Bean removing a bullet from a hospital patient).

None. Except in one scene that shows a man on a motor bike stick up his middle finger towards Mr. Bean. Mr. Bean then sticks up his middle finger towards bystanders and the Langleys not realizing it is an offensive gesture.

There is also a lot of crude humor having to do with vomit, spit, laxatives, and mucus.

As David's life falls apart, he spends an evening at a bar getting drunk with Mr. Bean.

None.