Bean tricks a man to get a train ticket for himself and staying with Stepan on the train. Bean carries Stepan on his back all the way through a French plaza. Bean continues his journey on foot through a large field of sunflowers, which then transitions to the scene where he tries to hitchhike. In an extended version of that scene, he films himself doing silly moves in the middle of the road using his video camera (which is later shown in Carson Clay's Playback Time in the film's final cut). Taking place before the scene where he gets picked up by Sabine, Bean performs shadow play on the road. An extended version of Bean's car ride with Sabine where the latter leaves her Mini emotionally and almost gets run over by a truck after lying down on the road. An extended version of the café scene where Bean mimes his journey to Stepan prior to reuniting with him, which transitions to the scene where Sabine meets Stepan and the group dances at the cafe. Taking place in the scene where Sabine stops at a petrol station to change for the premiere, Bean tricks a man into making the cost of his car's refueling higher, by immediately getting the fuel nozzle once the man places it back on the gas pumps (unbeknownst to the man) and plugging it into Sabine's Mini. Taking place during the premiere of Playback Time, Bean enters the projection room, where he falls asleep while sitting down to watch the film. He then leans on the rolling projector's wheel, causing it to stop and the film to stop rolling, get tangled up and cut, which causes Bean to wake up and try sticking the film back together. After initially succeeding in fixing the film, Bean then accidentally causes the projector to lower down. This is then followed by Carson discovering the film roll accumulating in the projection room and trying to fix the film and lower the projector back up. The damaged film is still seen lying next to the projector in the final cut, though it remains unexplained. The original ending of the film had Bean dancing at the beach with a band, which was replaced by Bean, Sabine, Stepan and the rest of the film's characters singing "La Mer". Music The film score was composed and conducted by Howard Goodall, who also composed the