the full version of the theme. During the episode "Merry Christmas Mr. Bean", Mr. Bean hums the song whilst playing with Queen's Guard figurines. This itself could be a reference to Blackadders usage of it; Rowan Atkinson played both Blackadder and Mr Bean. The tune occurs as the main theme of the finale of the fourth piano concerto of Ignaz Moscheles. The "Gentleman Soldier", another traditional British song, uses the same tune. "The British Grenadiers" is played in the films Listen to Britain, Revolution (1985), Horatio Hornblower, The Miracle (1959), Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Empire of the Sun, Barry Lyndon, Under Capricorn, The Italian Job, The Patriot (2000), 55 Days at Peking, Pride & Prejudice (2005), The Four Feathers, Diamonds Are Forever, Breaker Morant, Young Winston, and Patton, and the television series Sharpe's Company. It can also be heard at the end of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp. The tune – with a different trio section – was used as the Regimental March of the Hanoverian Grenadier Guards in Hannover, Germany, until 1866. It had also been taken into the Royal Prussian Army March Collection's Second Volume (Quick marches) earlier, as Army March AM II, 52, during 1821. "Some people like a motorbike,/Some say, 'A tram for me',/Or for any bonnie lorry they'd lay them doon and dee" (alternatively, "Some talk of a Lagonda,/ Some like a smart MG/...") is the beginning of "A Transport of Delight" set to the same melody by Flanders and Swann. A rather bawdy version exists about the grenadier suffering and spreading syphilis. This song is well known and popular as a drinking song amongst historical re-enactors. The melody is used in a pro-labour song "The Eight Hour Day" which appears on the album American Industrial Ballads by Pete Seeger. The tune was used as the startup theme for Associated-Rediffusion, when they made the first British commercial television broadcast in September 1955. "The British Grenadiers" was used with the film Blithe Spirit by Richard Addinsell for at least another year. The character of Daniel Hagman (played by actor and musician John Tams) in the TV movie Sharpe's Mission sings this song just prior to the climax of the film. The melody is used as the basis for Hornet Squadron's song in Piece of Cake, with new lyrics. "The British Grenadiers" is also the Regimental Quick March of