Rowan Atkinson: I'm too tired to play Mr. Bean anymore. Dubbing is ok.

There are many classic characters in the world of film, and Mr. Bean played by Rowan Atkinson is one of them. But according to foreign media reports, Rowan Atkinson doesn't like playing Mr. Bean very much, because the pressure is too great and he always exhausts himself.

Sir Rowan Atkinson revealed in an interview with The Sun that he is preparing to make an animated film of Mr. Bean, and he prefers voice acting to playing Mr. Bean.

Rowan Atkinson said: "For me, it is easier to voice this character (Mr. Bean) than to interpret him through body language. Playing him has made me feel less fun. The heavy sense of responsibility makes people unhappy."

He went on to say: “I have found the role to be stressful and exhausting and I am looking forward to the end of it.”

Rowan Atkinson has starred in the sitcom "Mr. Bean" on ITV since 1990. This character has rich expressions, weird movements, and a "single-minded" mind, and Mr. Bean quickly became popular in the UK.

Rowan Atkinson then starred in many films with Mr. Bean as the protagonist, including "Mr. Bean's Great Disaster" in 1997, "Mr. Bean's Holiday" in 2007, and the "Mr. Bean's Secret Service" trilogy released since 2003.

After learning that Rowan Atkinson no longer wanted to play Mr. Bean, netizens said: "Mr. Bean is gone forever!" "I have loved Mr. Bean since I was a child. He left me with too many magical childhood memories. Although it has been nearly 20 years, the episode of 'Automatic Laundromat' still remains in my mind."