Johnny English Strikes Again: RELAXED SCREENING (PG)

The world’s greatest spy is brought out of retirement to save MI7 from a cyber-attack that’s left Britain – and Her Majesty – at risk. One of the UK’s greatest comedy talents, Rowen Atkinson, returns to his hilarious character, with superstars Olga Kurylenko and Emma Thompson for the third film in the action-packed franchise.

Johnny English (Rowen Atkinson) is semi-retired. Teaching children at a prep-school and imparting years of spy knowledge to Britain’s future best and brightest, Johnny can’t help but long for his action days.

Luck strikes when Johnny is summoned to MI7 – but not for a natter about old times. The service has been hacked, with every secret agent’s location and mission revealed to the public. The whole organisation is in jeopardy, and with every working agent unable to serve, there’s only one solution: Johnny has to come out of retirement.

Working with his assistant, Angus Bough (Ben Miller), Johnny travels to far-reaching and exotic locations to bring down those responsible for the hack, using analogue methods in a digital world. Can this old school spy find victory against those who use technology for their own gains?

Rowen Atkinson, the beloved comedy genius behind Mr Bean and Blackadder, returns to his role as Johnny English, seven years since the last film in the franchise.

Atkinson is joined by Emma Thompson (The Children Act, Beauty and the Beast), Olga Kurylenko (The Death of Stalin) and Ben Miller (Paddington 3), in a family comedy that delivers plenty of action – and even more laughs.

Cert: PG

Running time: 1hr 29mins

Relaxed screenings are specifically designed for people who find regular cinema settings challenging. We extend a warm welcome to people who feel overwhelmed by the ordinary cinema environment. These relaxed screenings are open to ANYONE who would benefit from a relaxed, non-judgemental atmosphere including (but not limited to) people living with dementia; people with an Autism Spectrum Condition; people with learning difficulties; people with sensory or communication difficulties; parents with young babies; and anyone who feels they would benefit from a more supportive and inclusive experience.