Proper hornbill majordomo who serves as advisor and comic foil to the kings.
Main protagonist whose misfortunes are followed across series. Initially not particularly bright in series 1, but later incarnations become clever, shrewd, scheming, and manipulative. Implied to be the great-grandson of previous Blackadders.
Title character of the British sitcom, described as a child in a grown man's body. He navigates everyday tasks through physical comedy, often causing disruption. The series relies on minimal dialogue, contributing to its global appeal.
Priest who runs a soup kitchen and helps Wonka.
Eccentric shopkeeper obsessed with perfect gift wrapping.
Clumsy but well-meaning MI7 agent who accidentally saves the day through sheer luck and incompetence.
Clumsy but well-meaning MI7 agent who repeatedly stumbles into saving the world.
Bumbling British man known for physical comedy and chaotic adventures.
Mission commander and Ramada's husband leading the rescue team.
Theme park owner and hidden villain in first film.
Clumsy but well-meaning MI7 agent, sole survivor tasked with protecting national secrets and saving the Crown Jewels.
Minor character appearing in various Bond films, typically in background or uncredited roles.
Rowan Atkinson has 132 screen credits in a career dating back to 1979. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently Johnny English with 4 titles. Signature works include The Lion King, Mr. Bean: The Animated Series, Blackadder. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
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