What was the worldwide gross of the 1997 film Bean, approximately?

The 1997 film Bean earned approximately $250 million worldwide.

The feature was a major commercial success, expanding Rowan Atkinson’s television character into an international movie audience. Its story sends Bean to Los Angeles, where his chaotic attempts to handle a famous painting create the film’s central comic conflict.

The worldwide figure combines box-office receipts from multiple territories rather than representing only the United Kingdom or the United States. Exact totals can vary slightly between reference sources because of reporting methods and currency conversions, but approximately $250 million is the commonly cited result.

This figure is gross revenue, not profit. It also should not be confused with the film’s production budget, which was much smaller. The success helped justify the later feature sequel, Mr. Bean’s Holiday, released in 2007.