Johnny English

Johnny English is a 2003 spy action comedy film Kindhearted but clumsy MI7 agent Johnny English dreams of becoming Agent One, MI7's top age

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“Johnny English is a 2003 spy action comedy film Kindhearted but clumsy MI7 agent Johnny English dreams of becoming Agent One, MI7's top age”

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Johnny English is a 2003 spy action comedy film Kindhearted but clumsy MI7 agent Johnny English dreams of becoming Agent One, MI7's top agent. After the real Agent One is killed, followed by all of MI7's remaining agents at his funeral, both due to English's incompetence, he is left as the sole surviving agent capable of finishing Agent One's mission. Assigned to thwart a plot to steal the newly restored Crown Jewels at an event hosted by French prison magnate Pascal Sauvage, English meets the mysterious Lorna Campbell at the jewels' unveiling at the Tower of London. During a sudden blackout, the Crown Jewels are stolen and English accidentally knocks out the head of security. He fights an imaginary assailant to cover his mistakes, and gives a false description of the unseen suspect to MI7 head Pegasus. English and his assistant Jeremy Bough follow a tunnel dug beneath the jewel's display case and confront German thieves Dieter Klein and Klaus Vendetta, who escape in a hearse. Engli Rowan Atkinson as Johnny English Natalie Imbruglia as Lorna Campbell, an INTERPOL agent Ben Miller as Jeremy Bough, English's companion John Malkovich as Pascal Sauvage, a French prison owner and descendant of James II Oliver Ford Davies as the Archbishop of Canterbury Tim Pigott-Smith as Pegasus,[Note 1] the head of MI7 Kevin McNally as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Douglas McFerran as Klaus Vendetta, one of Sauvage's minions Steve Nicolson as Dieter Klein, one of Sauvage's minions Tasha de Vasconcelos as the Exotic Woman in English's daydream Greg Wise as Agent One, MI7's top agent whose death English is unknowingly responsible for Terence Harvey as the Funeral Officer at Agent One's funeral Nina Young as Pegasus' Secretary Rowland Davies as Sir Anthony Chevenix, Head of Royal Security Philippa Fordham as the Snobby Woman, whom English harasses at the Tower of London ceremony Prunella Scales as Queen Elizabeth II Tim Berrington as Roger, an MI7 agent who helps discover the identity of the "assailant" at the Tower of London Simon Bernstein as the Assailant, who English invents to cover his error Martin Lawton as the Hearse Driver at the funeral English mistakenly crashes Neville Phillips as the Priest at the funeral English mistakenly crashes Takuya Matsumoto as the Sushi Waiter Peter Tenn as the Sushi Bar Customer Sam Beazley as the Elderly Man at the Hospital Kevin Moore as the Doctor Faruk Pruti as the Truth Serum Guard Marc Danbury as the Guard that holds Bough at gunpoint in Sauvage's office Jack Raymond as the French Reception Waiter Jenny Galloway as the Foreign Secretary Chris Tarrant as the Radio Announcer at Sauvage's coronation James Greene as the Scottish Bishop at Sauvage's coronation Clive Graham as the Welsh Bishop at Sauvage's coronation Trevor McDonald as the Newsreader, who reveals Sauvage's fate Additionally, the film's director Peter Howitt played a cameo in the film, as the man Bough threatens to play the DVD at Sauvage's coronation.

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“Hi, I am your new character. Where should we begin?”

Backstory

Rowan Atkinson as Johnny English Natalie Imbruglia as Lorna Campbell, an INTERPOL agent Ben Miller as Jeremy Bough, English's companion John Malkovich as Pascal Sauvage, a French prison owner and descendant of James II Oliver Ford Davies as the Archbishop of Canterbury Tim Pigott-Smith as Pegasus,[Note 1] the head of MI7 Kevin McNally as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Douglas McFerran as Klaus Vendetta, one of Sauvage's minions Steve Nicolson as Dieter Klein, one of Sauvage's minions Tasha de Vasconcelos as the Exotic Woman in English's daydream Greg Wise as Agent One, MI7's top agent whose death English is unknowingly responsible for Terence Harvey as the Funeral Officer at Agent One's funeral Nina Young as Pegasus' Secretary Rowland Davies as Sir Anthony Chevenix, Head of Royal Security Philippa Fordham as the Snobby Woman, whom English harasses at the Tower of London ceremony Prunella Scales as Queen Elizabeth II Tim Berrington as Roger, an MI7 agent who helps discover the identity of the "assailant" at the Tower of London Simon Bernstein as the Assailant, who English invents to cover his error Martin Lawton as the Hearse Driver at the funeral English mistakenly crashes Neville Phillips as the Priest at the funeral English mistakenly crashes Takuya Matsumoto as the Sushi Waiter Peter Tenn as the Sushi Bar Customer Sam Beazley as the Elderly Man at the Hospital Kevin Moore as the Doctor Faruk Pruti as the Truth Serum Guard Marc Danbury as the Guard that holds Bough at gunpoint in Sauvage's office Jack Raymond as the French Reception Waiter Jenny Galloway as the Foreign Secretary Chris Tarrant as the Radio Announcer at Sauvage's coronation James Greene as the Scottish Bishop at Sauvage's coronation Clive Graham as the Welsh Bishop at Sauvage's coronation Trevor McDonald as the Newsreader, who reveals Sauvage's fate Additionally, the film's director Peter Howitt played a cameo in the film, as the man Bough threatens to play the DVD at Sauvage's coronation.