
Rowan Atkinson
- 70 years old
- English
- Actor and writer
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Rowan Atkinson: comics lose authority as they get older
It's no laughing matter when you are a comedy legend the wrong side of 60. Rowan Atkinson claims that even the greatest comic actors lose their power to send audiences into paroxysms of mirth after they hit middle age.
Adam Sherwin, The Independent, 19th March 2016Young people don't own comedy - and nor should they
How dull would our lives be if we, in effect, introduce a mandatory retirement age for wisecracks?
The Independent, 19th March 2016Rowan Atkinson gets serious as partner moves in
Girlfriend Louise Ford settles doen in his £4.6m 3-bed cottage.
The Sun, 28th January 2016When MI7 hears of a plot to assassinate the Chinese premier, the only man to turn to is disgraced agent Johnny English, who is coming to transcendental terms with his utter incompetence in a Tibetan monastery. More amiable slapstick and gurning from Rowan Atkinson, abetted by a Bond-like Dominic West, M-like Gillian Anderson and retro-Bond-babe Rosamund Pike.
Paul Howlett, The Guardian, 30th December 2015Rowan Atkinson's 'quickie' divorce is finalised
Rowan Atkinson and his wife of 24 years have been granted a 'quickie divorce' after he left her for Louise Ford.
Sam Tonkin, Daily Mail, 10th November 2015Blackadder: 8 brilliant moments
Talk of a possible Blackadder comeback has got us all excited, even if this isn't the first time we've been told a revival for Rowan Atkinson's devious anti-hero is on the cards.
Morgan Jeffery, Digital Spy, 26th August 2015Rowan Atkinson turns up at old school for prize night
Hollywood star Rowan Atkinson surprised pupils by turning up to their last ever prize assembly... after hearing his old school was closing after 432 years.
Steve White, The Mirror, 23rd June 2015Rowan Atkinson sells McLaren F1 supercar for £8 million
Rowan Atkinson has sold his McLaren F1 supercar for £8 million - four years after 'Britain's most expensive' car crash.
Adrian Hearn, The Mirror, 8th June 2015The art of making faces: 'Mr Bean' turns 25
Bumbling Mr Bean, a character created by actor Rowan Atkinson, still provides the laughs more than two decades on.
Robert Lloyd, The Star Online, 16th April 2015Rowan Atkinson talks about 25 years of Mr Bean
"I am getting older, and he naturally has to get older with me," said Rowan Atkinson, now 60, "and that's why I've done him very little in recent years. Because I don't particularly want him to get old."
Robert Lloyd, LA Times, 26th March 2015