Beans is a fictional character in the 2011 animated action/adventure film Rango.
After Beans lowers her weapon the two start to get acquainted.
Jake overrides the Mayor's call for a more reasonable approach and starts squ...
Rango who's been roped and pulled into the air. Sergeant Turley, riding besid...
Beans is at the reins of the wagon. Ambrose holding on to the side of the wag...
Rango thinks of his small terrarium as he lies to Beans while they talk at ni...
Once out of the tunnel the possse comes upon Merrimack, who Doc says has been...
As the posse walks through the tunnel following the pipe they come across a l...
The mayor tries to calm everyone down and it's working until Beans steps thro...
Beans snaps back, takes an apple off her head and, looking sideways at the ca...
Beans gets upset when Rango, somewhat self absorbed, ignores her in the gener...
Beans enters the general store where Rango is outfitting for his new job as s...
Beans starts another defense of her father and then suddenly freezes as if in...
Beans walks around the wagon defending her father to Rango as she does.
Beans walks back to her wagon and tucks the shotgun away. Rango, following, a...
Rango does a dance routine from one of his productions. Beans looks at him st...
Rango stands up. Beans sticks the shotgun under his chin.
Rango is wakem from a nightmare by a brief discharge of water from the pipe h...
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