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Johnny English is a 2003 spy action comedy film directed by Peter Howitt and written by Neal Purvis, Robert Wade and William Davies. It is a British-French venture produced by StudioCanal and Working Title Films, and distributed by Universal Pictures.
When billionaire entrepreneur Pascal Sauvage (John Malkovich) sponsors the exhibition of the Crown Jewels and the valuable gems disappear on the opening night, and on the watch of English, the ...
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"He knows no fear. He knows no danger. He knows nothing."
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Sir Johnny English is a fictional MI7 intelligence operative who serves as the titular protagonist of the Johnny English franchise. He was the King of the United Kingdom for a short moment before passing the Crown back to Her Majesty the Queen in the first movie. He appears in the films Johnny English (2003), Johnny English Reborn (2011) and Johnny English Strikes Again (2018). He was portrayed by famous British actor, comedian and screenwriter Rowan Atkinson, who also played Baron de Witt in a deleted scene from the first film.
He will return in Johnny English 4, coming soon.
Johnny English was born on 21 October 1956.
In 1997, he became a special agent for MI7, code-identified as 057M-I7.
Though English sees himself as an accomplished agent, this doesn't really become true until the end of the first film. Johnny is highly charismatic, comical, good-hearted and confident, but he is also highly imbecilic and clumsy. He does not seem to think twice before jumping into action, often failing to implement some sort of plan. He does not te...
English speaks several languages besides his native English, most notably Mandarin, although his problematic fluency often leads to him mistranslating in an understandable, yet hilarious manner. He has also used phrases in French, German, Spanish, Russian and Japanese. Although he is proficient in none of them.
Johnny English (2003)
•At Agent One's funeral, as part of security, Johnny stops the Foreign Secretary's car. When a male aide sitting in the vehicle tells him whose car it is, English is immediately suspicious, telling the man that he cannot be the Foreign Secretary, going on to describe her appearance most disparagingly. When English turns to look at the occupant of the other seat, he sees that the woman that he has just insulted is sitting there. •Before heading to MI7 Headquarters, Johnny stops to get a new suit. On his out of the clothier's shop, he accidentally walks into a newstand, quickly walking back out.
Johnny English Reborn (2011)
•In the original opening, Johnny is found in a cave in the Himalayas by Ting Wang, who offers to make him "a warrior again, mightier than before". English comes out of the cave and asks "How?" •After Johnny's photo is taken at the MI7 service desk, he walks to his meeting with Pegasus. Along the way, the modernization of the organization visibly perturbs him. He is especially taken aback at seeing children on the premises. On the elevator, he sees he sees a poster advertising Tucker as the Spy of the Month. He reacts with an exaggerated eye roll. After disembarking, he finds Bough (who is now married) and expresses his concerns about the children, etc., while complimenting him on his office (actually Pegasus'). When Pegasus walks in, Johnny assumes she is an aide and proceeds to make advances on her. He is severely discomfited when she reveals his mistake. •While being debriefed by Ambrose en route to the Toy Cupboard, English fawns on him, calling Simon the crème de la crème (repeated several times) of MI7. Ambrose shakes it off and continues to explain the situation, that MI7 is on Code 12 because of the upcoming talks with China. The two also joke at Pegasus' expense. •After entering the Grand Lisboa Casino, unknowingly passing the Killer Cleaner, Tucker and English see a couple arguing in Mandarin. Johnny claims to be quite fluent in the language so Colin asks him to translate. Despite being semi-accurate, English's translation turns the couple's conversation from an argument into a romantic exchange. After the woman slaps the man, Johnny says that she was thanking the man "in the traditional way." •While descending the steps to the tables, English accidentally drops his sidearm, which bounces around firing off several close shots. Johnny and Colin cover by pretending to be magicians with a specialty in "the near-death experience." •Before entering the hotel, Johnny gets Tucker a traditional Chinese "herbal remedy" for his queasy stomach. The package actually contains dried squirrel testicles which Colin munches on while entering the hotel. •After Fisher is shot and lolls over, English thinks he's passed out from too much alcohol and tries to wake him. Meanwhile, the Killer Cleaner has vacuumed up the bullet's shell. Tucker comes running in and immediately starts eating some of his herbal remedy. Johnny realizes that Fisher is dead and inadvertently reveals to Colin what it actually is that he's chewing. The two agents run into the hallway with Tucker trying to put up police tape and English telling him to stop, that "this is espionage, not crowd control." Johnny grabs an elderly man who has exited his hotel room, curious about the commotion, thinking that his cane is actually a gun. After realizing his mistake, he tosses it to Tucker. •Before using a ladder to climb over a roof after Ling, English tries using his Semtex chewing gum to blow open a door lock. He gets the gum stuck to his finger, then his ear. With the countdown running out, Johnny tosses the gum over the side of the building and it lands on the sidewalk below, to be caught on a passerby's shoe. An explosion follows. •After Johnny subdues Ling and his associates and obtains the Vortex key, Tucker expresses his admiration while the audience aboard Derek's speedboat adulate. •At Pegasus' house, English asks Kate Sumner for her observation of his body language. She shrewdly sees through his projection of suaveness to his actual nervousness and relief at being reinstated. •In an extended version of Johnny and Colin's report to Pegasus and the Foreign Secretary, English tries to cover up the loss of the key by pretending that his whole presentation was "a visualization exercise", then ducking under the table after a "dropped" pen. The meeting is interrupted by Pegasus' children and their friends. The Foreign Secretary leaves, with everyone else trailing out behind him and English banging his head against the key box. •While en route to play golf with Karlenko, English and Tucker video-chat with Simon Ambrose and Kate Sumner. Johnny and Simon plan dinner at Ambrose's club and Kate asks Johnny to be careful. After they hang up, their car is run down by Vortex agents Slater and Madeleine who attempt to take out their vehicle with machine guns. The bulletproof Rolls-Royce is impervious and soundproof so English and Tucker are completely unaware of the attack. While Slater prepares a bazooka, Colin tries to test out the "oil" button, which leaves a slick behind them that causes the Vortex car to slide off the road and blow up. Slater and Madeleine survive. •After Ambrose asks the waitress to have her for dessert, he and Johnny briefly discuss women. When Simon recalls stealing some of English's girlfriends, Johnny corrects him: that he stole them all. •When a wounded Johnny appears in Kate's apartment following the wheelchair chase, Kate tends to Johnny's leg wound, prepares to apply an antiseptic and tells him that it will hurt. Johnny tells Kate that when he was training as a monk in Tibet, he was taught to ignore pain. However, he promptly screams when Kate applies the antiseptic with a cotton ball.
•Johnny English is based on a similar character named Richard Latham that Atkinson played in a series of advertisements for Barclaycard in Britain. The "poison dart pen" sequence of the first film is based on a scene in the commercials where Johnny shoots himself in the leg with the pen.
•Atkinson also played another spy with comic relief named Nigel Small-Fawcett in the 1983 unofficial James Bond film Never Say Never Again.
•Johnny English and Angus Bough are the two only characters of the franchise who appears in more than one movie by being played by the same actor.
•In the first film, just after the dream introductory sequence, English is wearing the classic "Mr. Bean" outfit.
•When he is locked up with Lorna Campbell before Sauvage's coronation, Johnny mentions a singing technique to find his way through a darkness, which he states has to be in E-flat. Although the first note he sings is a B-flat, he is actually singing in the key of E-flat.
•In the third film, during the dance floor scene, Johnny was doing the signature dance move of Mr. Bean.
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John "Johnny" English (originally named as Richard Latham for Barclaycard) is the titular main protagonist of the Johnny English film trilogy; Johnny English, Johnny English Reborn and Johnny English Strikes Again. He is a MI7 Intelligence agent, who is a combination-parody of James Bond, Austin Powers, and Mr. Bean.
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Johnny English is a series of spy action comedy films parodying the James Bond secret agent genre. It features Rowan Atkinson as the title character, based on the screenplay written by Neal Purvis, Robert Wade and William Davies.
