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Ten Pieces primary
Music Day, 21 Jun
Ten Pieces primary resource
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Film Details
Year
2011
Duration
97 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure, Comedy, Crime, Family
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Detective Johnny English has been honing his skills in Tibet, training in a monastery and gearing up for his next mission. On his return to London his new boss, Pamela, sends him on an investigation to uncover who is behind a plot to assassinate the Chinese Premier at a public meeting with the Prime Minister. With the help of a new assistant, and old acquaintances, English gathers the latest high tech gadgets and embarks on a search for the culprits, unearthing a web of conspiracies within the CIA and MI7. Rowan Atkinson returns with hilarious physical comedy in this silly but enjoyable spoof of the James Bond series.
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Contains mild language, violence and sex references.
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