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"Too late: Paddington was already up to his knees in trouble." — narrator of the 1976 TV series
Paddington Bear entry at Wikipedia
original text by Michael Bond and illustrations by R.W. Alley, later illustrations by Peggy Fortnum
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Movies & Television
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author Michael Bond credits [since 1955] at Internet Movie Database
 | "Jackanory: The Adventures of Paddington Bear" [1966] A serialised reading by actress Thora Hird [1911-2003] from "The Adventures of Paddington Bear"; the 15-minute episodes were broadcast over five afternoons in March 1966; illustrations by Peggy Fortnum; no episodes survive in the B.B.C. archives. "Jackanory" episode list for 1966 at IMDb Season 1, Episode 66 "Please Look After This Bear" [14 March 1966] episode credits Season 1, Episode 67 "A Bear In Hot Water" [15 March 1966] episode credits Season 1, Episode 68 "Paddington Goes Underground" [16 March 1966] episode credits Season 1, Episode 69 "A Shopping Expedition" [17 March 1966] episode credits Season 1, Episode 70 "A Disappearing Trick" [18 March 1966] episode credits |
"Once Upon a Time" [1968-1970]
I.T.V.'s answer to "Jackanory" featured three readings by Ian Carmichael in 1968 and a fourth in 1970; no episodes survive in the I.T.V. archives.
"Jackanory" [Christmas Eve 1970]
Season 9, Episode 76 - A reading by John Bird of short story "Paddington's Christmas" from the book "More About Paddington"; directed by Christine Secombe;
episode credits at IMDb; episode does not exist in the B.B.C. archives.
"Paddington" animated TV series [BBC-TV 1976]
One of the best-known adaptations of Paddington Bear; this 56-episode stop-motion animated B.B.C. television series was first broadcast on 5 January 1976; the storylines were
based on comedic incidents from the books, chosen to appeal to the TV audience which included much younger children than those that the books were written for.
Produced at London-based animation company FilmFair (now WildBrain); written by Michael Bond, directed & animated by Ivor Wood and director of animation Barry Leith; the series had an extremely distinctive appearance: Paddington was a stop-motion puppet moving in a three-dimensional space in front of gloomy two-dimensional backgrounds, which were frequently sparse black-and-white line drawings, while all other characters were 2D drawings; in one scene, Mr. Brown is seen to hand Paddington a jar of marmalade that becomes 3D when Paddington touches it. Series narrated by Michael Hordern, who also voiced all of the characters; animator Ivor Wood also worked on "The Magic Roundabout", "The Wombles", and "Postman Pat".
series credits at IMDb
series entry at Wikipedia
In the U.S. in the late 1970s and early 1980s, episodes aired on P.B.S., on the syndicated series "Romper Room", on Nickelodeon as a segment on the program "Pinwheel",
and on U.S.A. Network as a segment on the "Calliope" TV series; from the late 1980s into the 1990s, the series was shown on The Disney Channel as a segment on the program
"Lunch Box". The series also aired on H.B.O. in between features, usually when they were airing children's programs; the series won a silver medal at the New York Film &
Television Festival in 1979, the first British animated series to do so.
 | "Paddington" animated TV series on VHS & DVD [1990 & 2015] released by Buena Vista Home Video on 6 VHS tapes in July 1990 and on 6 DVD volumes in NTSC/Region 1 format, but DVDs not found on Amazon (2022): Volume 1: "Please Look After This Bear" Volume 2: "Paddington, P.I." Volume 3: "All Paws" Volume 4: "A Paddington Christmas" DVD includes 12 episodes - "Paddington's Christmas", "Paddington Hits The Jackpot", "Trouble At Number Thirty Two", "The Unexpected Party", "Paddington and The Christmas Shopping", "Paddington Bakes A Cake", "Trouble At The Waxworks", "In and Out of Trouble", "A Family Group", "Paddington and The Mystery Box", "A Sticky Time", and "Paddington's Puzzle" Volume 5: "Backstage Bear" Volume 6: "Bargain Basement Bear" Abbey Home Media Group Region 2 color DVD [6/2008] 2 disks for $27.91 in PAL format only |
 | "Paddington Bear: The Complete Classic Series" [2011 & 2014]
In 2011, Mill Creek Entertainment under the license of Cookie Jar Entertainment released the complete original 56-episode 1976 'Paddington Bear' series on DVD; the 3-disc set also featured three half-hour television specials - "Paddington Birthday Bonanza" [1986], "Paddington Goes To School" [1986], and "Paddington Goes To The Movies" short [1980] - along with 15 bonus episodes of "The Wombles" and "Huxley Pig"; it also had special features for children on DVD-ROM Narrated by Michael Hordern; hosted by Joel Grey in the recut USA version DHX Cookie Jar Ent. color DVD [11/2014] 3 disks for $8.98 Mill Creek Ent. color DVD [2/2011] 3 disks for $12.99 |
"Paddington Bear Complete Classic Series" on YouTube
from the 2008 Abbey UK DVD; all 56 episodes plus the three specials {at 4:27:00}
watch complete TV series [2/2021 upload; 5:36:23] online at YouTube
 | "Paddington Bear Goes To The Movies" animated TV short [1980]
21-minute animated short includes Paddington recreating Gene Kelly's dancing-in-the-street routine to the song "Dancing In The Rain" from the 1952 movie "Singin' In The Rain"; the DVD also includes 9 bonus episodes from the 1976 TV series credits at IMDb Sterling Ent. color DVD [6/2006] for $18.94 also available on the Region 1 Complete Series DVD just above | |
 | "Paddington's Birthday Bonanza" animated TV short [1986]
25-minute animated short; Mr. Brown's birthday is drawing near and Paddington is worried because he can't afford to buy him a present; his efforts to raise some money lead him into a series of misadventures, first as a waiter at a society dinner, then as the dancing partner of the hostess Mrs. Smith-Cholmley, in a televised dance competition at the local charity ball Directed by Glenn Whiting; narrated by Michael Hordern available on the Region 1 Complete Series DVD just above credits at IMDb Sterling Ent. color VHS [6/2006] out of prodn/used G.T.K., Inc. color VHS [1/2004] out of prodn/used | |
 | "Paddington Goes To School" animated TV short [1986]
25-minute animated short; disaster strikes the Brown household when Paddington is told that he must attend school Directed by Martin Pullen; narrated by Sir Michael Hordern bare credits at IMDb contents info for the various videos are either missing or incomplete; may include "... School", "Paddle Away Paddington", "Paddington's Magical Birthday" Cookie Jar Ent. color DVD [2015] for $10.00 Cookie Jar Ent. 6-episode color DVD [2015] out of prodn/used Time Life Records color VHS [9/2006] out of prodn/used |
"Paddington Bear" animated TV series [Hanna-Barbera/I.T.V. 1989-1990]
 | The first 'Paddington' TV series produced by a North American company, as a co-production with Central Inde-pendent Television / I.T.V. of U.K.; the thirteen 20-minute episodes were traditional 2-D animation; the character of an American boy named David, a cousin of Jonathan & Judy Brown, was added to the stories; he arrived in London on the same day as Paddington voice actors include Charlie Adler {as Paddington Bear}, Tim Curry, Hamilton Camp, John Standing, Georgia Brown, R.J. Williams, B.J. Ward, Katie Johnston, Cody Everett
full credits at IMDb series entry at Wikipedia Warner Bros. Archive color DVD [8/2020] 2 disks for $22.99 Amazon Instant Video [8/2020] purchase episode $1.99, purchase 13-episode season $14.99 |
"The Adventures of Paddington Bear" animated TV series [1997-2000]
series credits at IMDb
series entry at Wikipedia
Confusion exists between IMDb and Amazon Prime and Wikipedia: Season 1 was 13 episodes, Season 2 was 13 episodes; Amazon Prime offers 19 of those 26 episodes as Season 1;
Kartoon Channel on Prime offers 13 episodes; another link for Amazon Prime lists 13 episodes that are not available in USA; Season 3 was 13 episodes.
 | "The Adventures of Paddington Bear (Time-Life Classics Library)" [2002] Further confusion: TIME-LIFE Library Collection is IN-complete: 14 'episodes' of three cartoons each is 42 cartoons - out of 117 cartoon segments produced; the 14 'episodes' are: "Paging Dr. Paddington", "Paddington's Birthday Dinner", "Paddington's Treasure Hunt", "Paddington's Big Beach Adventure", "Paddington Turns Detective", "Howdy Paddington!", "Paddington Tees Off", "Paddington Goes To School", "Paddington's Magical Birthday", "Paddington Goes Fishing", "Paddington Blasts Off", "Paddington's New Room", "Paddington's Snowy Day", and "Paddle Away, Paddington" voice actors include Jonathan Kydd, Jon Glover, John R. Hernandez, ศve Karpf, Nigel Lambert Time-Life Records color DVD [10/2002] 2 disks for $20.49 |
 | "The Adventures of Paddington Bear: Howdy Paddington!" [1997] 24-minute Episode 7 aired October 1997; segments are "Paddington At The Wheel", "Howdy Paddington!", and "A Shopping Expedition" episode credits at IMDb just 3 stories: Time-Life Records color VHS [6/2004] out of prodn/used DVD includes "Paddington Turns Detective", "Paging Dr. Paddington", and "Paddington's Birthday Dinner" - total of 12 stories Time-Life Records color DVD [6/2004] for $12.39 "Adventures of Paddington Bear: Paging Dr. Paddington" [1989?] just 3 stories: Time-Life Records color VHS [6/2004] out of prodn/used "Adventures of Paddington Bear: Paddington's Birthday Dinner " [1989?] just 3 stories: Time-Life Records color VHS [6/2004] out of prodn/scarce | |
 | "The Adventures of Paddington Bear: Paddington's New Room" [1997] plus "Paddington Blasts Off" and "Paddington's Snowy Day" - total of 9 stories Time-Life Records color DVD [6/2004] out of prodn/used just 3 stories: Time-Life Records color VHS [6/2004] out of prodn/used "Adventures of Paddington Bear: Paddington's Snowy Day ... and Other Stories" [1998] just 3 stories: Time-Life Records color VHS [6/2004] out of prodn/used | |
 | "The Adventures of Paddington Bear: Paddington Goes Fishing" [1997] plus "Paddington's Treasure Hunt", "Paddington's Big Beach Adventure", and "Paddington Tees Off" - total of 12 stories Time-Life Records color DVD [6/2004] out of prodn/used just 3 stories: Time-Life Records color VHS [6/2004] out of prodn/used "The Adventures of Paddington Bear: Paddington Tees Off ... and Other Stories" [1997] just 3 stories: Time-Life Records color VHS [6/2004] out of prodn/used "The Adventures of Paddington Bear: Paddington's Big Beach Adventure ... and Other Stories" [1997] just 3 stories: Time-Life Records color VHS [6/2004] out of prodn/scarce | |
 | "The Adventures of Paddington Bear Collection - Blockbuster Exclusive" [2005] Nine story segments from 1997-98: "Paddington Goes Underground", "The Greatest Paddington On Earth", "Paddington Bikes Out" {sic}, "Paddington Goes To School", "Paddington In The Ring", "Paddington and The Finishing Touch", "Paddington Breaks The Peace", "Paddington Takes Off", and "Paddington and The Stately Home" 90-minute Time-Life Records color VHS [4/2005] out of prodn/scarce |
Season 1, Episode 1. A Visit To The Hospital / Paddington Takes To The Road / The Last Dance
Paddington goes to the hospital to visit Mr. Curry and ends up visiting a psychiatrist instead. The local charity ball is marked by a most unusual dance team
rhumba-ing their way to first prize glory in the dance competition.
Season 1, Episode 2. Paddington Goes Underground / Paddington In The Ring / Mr. Curry Lets Off Steam
On his first ride on the subway Paddington experiences problems. While in Japan, Paddington visits a rikishi - a training school for novice sumos.
Mr. Curry takes advantage of Paddington's good nature and finagles himself an invitation to try out Mr. Brown's new sauna.
Season 1, Episode 3. A Visit To The Bank / A Spot of Fishing / Bear's Job Week
Fearing his money was stolen when his bank is robbed, Paddington goes to take out his savings and he gets a nasty surprise. An afternoon fishing trip
to a nearby island takes a comical turn when Paddington, Mr. Gruber and Admiral Gurndy find themselves stranded. Paddington learns
of a wonderful tradition: a week of doing tasks for people and getting paid.
Season 1, Episode 4. Paddington and The Stately Home / The Opal of My Eye / Too Much Off The Top
Paddington visits a stately home. Paddington and Mr. Gruber travel to Coober Pedy, Australia, the opal mining capital of the world.
Paddington gets a job as an assistant at a barber shop.
Season 1, Episode 5. Adventure At The Seaside / Paddington and The Pyramid Selling / The Finishing Touch
A seaside excursion turns into an adventure.The streets of Cairo are the setting for a con that leads Paddington to 'purchase' a pyramid.
Paddington goes shopping to find the perfect 'finishing touch' for Mr. Gruber's newly-built patio.
Season 1, Episode 6. Paddington Turns Detective / Seeing Is Believing / A Visit To The Theatre
When Mr. Brown's prized vegetable disappears from the garden, Paddington turns detective to investigate the matter. To re-kindle a young
Irish girl's imagination, Paddington poses as a leprechaun. Paddington's first visit to the theatre is marked by a marmalade mishap
and a near-row over some opera glasses.
Season 1, Episode 7. Paddington At The Wheel / Howdy Paddington / A Shopping Expedition
Paddington's first driving test; the (not so) wild west is the setting for Mr. Gruber to live out his boyhood dream of being a cowboy;
Paddington's shopping expedition causes a ruckus at the mall.
just 3 stories: Time-Life Records color VHS [6/2004] out of prodn/used
Season 1, Episode 8. Paddington Gets A Raise / Bonhomme Paddington / Everything Comes To Those Who Wait - November 7, 1997
It's Mr. Brown's birthday. At the Quebec Winter Carnival, Paddington becomes great friends with the Bonhomme Carnival.
When Paddington goes out carolingone night, he ends up at a dinner party, mistaken for the waiter.
Season 1, Episode 9. Paddington Hits Out / Ranger Paddington / Paddington's Puzzle - December 12, 1997
Mr. Curry enters a golf competition with Paddington as his caddie. While on safari in Africa, Paddington sets out to protect his breakfast eggs
from poachers. Paddington tries his paw at carpentry and comes up with a most novel project: a jigsaw puzzle.
Season 1, Episode 10. Paddington Cleans Up / Riding High / Paddington Dines Out - January 16, 1998
Paddington is taken in by a confidence man and suddenly finds himself embarking on a new career - as a vacuum cleaner salesman. Mr. Gruber's friend
has high hopes that his horse, Betting Star, will win the Kentucky Derby. It's Paddington's summer birthday and the Browns and Mr. Gruber celebrate
by taking our little hero to an expensive restaurant.
Season 1, Episode 11. Paddington Keeps Fit / Paddington Goes To Washington / Trouble At The Launderette
Paddington invests in a Grant Stalwart's World Famous Home Body-Building Outfit. America's Capitol Hill is a big place but one where
a young bear has a voice. Paddington packs the Browns' laundry into his wheelbarrow and wheels everything over to the launderette.
Season 1, Episode 12. The Case of The Doubtful Dummy / The Greatest Paddington On Earth / Paddington Goes To Court
One foggy evening, Paddington spies a kidnapping: a bearded man creeps up behind a woman, throws a white sheet over her, and carries her off.
As everyone knows, Paddington is a helpful bear ... even when he doesn't know he's helping. Mr. Gruber brings Paddington to visit the Law Courts;
but they arrive only to realize that the visitor's gallery is locked.
Season 1, Episode 13. The Treasure Hunt / Paddington Goes To Hollywood / Mr. Gruber's Mystery Tour
Paddington decides to dig for buried treasure with his trusty magic probe metal detector. Anything can happen in Hollywood, and it usually does -
when the difference between what's real and what's not isn't so clear for a young bear. Mr. Gruber and Paddington embark on a mystery tour
which takes them to a waxworks museum.
 | "Paddington Goes To Hollywood" (Season 1, Episode 13)
The difference between what's real and what's not isn't so clear for a young bear, especially one who gets to play 'The Claw' in a big movie; Paddington's acting career is short lived, but he'll still be on the big screens around the world, as the motion picture company's logo and "Paddington Goes To School" (Season 2, Episode 14)" Disaster strikes the Brown household when Paddington is told that he must attend school voice actors include Jonathan Kydd, Jon Glover DHX color DVD [2008?] for $9.98 |
Season 2, Episode 14 - "A Disappearing Trick" // "Paddington Saves The Day" // "Paddington Goes To School" []
Paddington wants to entertain his guests at his birthday party with his new-found hobby, magic.
Season 2, Episode 15 - "Old Master Paddington" // "Paddington and The Pardon" // "A Picnic On The River" [May 1998]
Season 2, Episode 16 - "A Day To Remember" // "Paddington In Spain" // "A Most Unusual Ceremony" []
Paddington is asked by Harold Price and Deirdre Flint to be an usher at their wedding, and Paddington is thrilled,
until he can't get the ring off that he put on his finger.
Season 2, Episode 17 - "Paddington Steps Out" // "Paddington Prepares" // "Paddington Recommended" []
The Browns take Paddington to the ballet, but Sergei Oblomov throws a temper tantrum and refuses to dance.
Season 2, Episode 18 - "Paddington Goes To The Dentist" // "Paddington's Dinosaur" // "Paddington's First Flight" [July 1998]
Season 2, Episode 19 - "Paddington Breaks The Peace" // "Paddington Takes Off" // "Trouble At Number Thirty-Two" []
Paddington is tricked into doing yard work for Mr. Curry, which he isn't very good at.
Season 2, Episode 20 - "Paddington In A Hole" // "Paddington In The Galapagos" // "Paddington Strikes A Bargain" [Sept 1998]
Season 2, Episode 21 - "Pantomime Time" // "Paddington In Alaska" // "A Stitch In Time"
Paddington is able to participate in a magic show, and ends up showing them a trick of his own.
Season 2, Episode 22 - "Paddington and the Cold Snap" // "Paddington and The Yeti" // "Paddington Hits The Jackpot" [Oct 1998]
Season 2, Episode 23 - "Paddington Makes A Clean Sweep" // "Paddington At The Olympics" // "Paddington and Do it Yourself" [Nov 1998]
Season 2, Episode 24 - "In and Out of Trouble" // "Sir Paddington" // "A Spot of Decorating" [Nov 1998]
Season 2, Episode 25 - "Paddington In Touch" // "Paddington and The Dead Sea" // "Goings On At Number Thirty-Two" []
The Browns are invited to Paddington's old school to attend a special rugby match against a team from Peru.
Season 2, Episode 26 - "A Sticky Time" // "Private Paddington" // "Paddington Buys A Share" [Jan 1999]
Season 3, Episode 27 - "Paddington Takes A Cut" // "Anchors Away" // "Paddington Passes Through" [Jan 2000]
Season 3, Episode 28 - "What's Going On At Number 32" // "Paddington At The Rock Garden" // "Trouble In The Bargain Basement" [Jan 2000]
Season 3, Episode 29 - "Paddington Clocks In" // "Paddington Goes Swiss" // "A Day By The Sea" [Jan 2000]
Season 3, Episode 30 - "House Training" // "Dare Devil Bear" // "Paddington The Rock Star"
Season 3, Episode 31 - "The Amazing Paddington" // "Pirates!" // "Paddington The Host"
Season 3, Episode 32 - "The Great Escape" // "The Paddington Files" // "Paddington The Surveyor"
Season 3, Episode 33 - "Mr. Curry's Birthday Bash" // "Paddington and The Loch Ness Monster" // "Copybear"
Season 3, Episode 34 - "Paddington Gets His Money's Worth" // "Drive Bear Drive" // "Paddington Delivers The Goods" [Jan 2000]
Season 3, Episode 35 - "Paddington The Tour Guide" // "April Fools" // "Superstitious Paddington"
Season 3, Episode 36 - "The Royal Tour" // "Gold Rush Paddington" // "Paddington Calls The Shots"
Season 3, Episode 37 - "The Spy Who Loved Marmalade" // "Paddington At Wimbledon" // "Paddington In The Park"
Season 3, Episode 38 - "One Bear's Treasure" // "Bear of Style" // "A Night At The Opera" [Jan 2000]
Season 3, Episode 39 - "Paddington The Babysitter" // "Paddington On The Orient Express" // "Paddington and The Frog of Doom" [Feb 2000]
"Children's Party At The Palace" [2006]
Paddington appeared along with other British children's literature characters in the televised broadcast of Queen Elizabeth II's 80th birthday party event held in the Garden at Buckingham Palace on 25 June 2006; he has a part in "The Queen's Handbag" pantomime where he and Rupert Bear are recruited by Percy the Park Keeper to find the handbag alongside Winnie The Pooh, Kipper the Dog, Spot the Dog, Mowgli from "The Jungle Books", and White Rabbit from "Alice In Wonderland".
"The Official BBC Children In Need Medley" music video [Chapman Ent./BBC-TV Nov 2009]
Paddington Bear appeared with Peter Kay, along with telethon mascot Pudsey Bear and many popular British children's TV animated characters: Thomas the Tank Engine,
Bob the Builder, Teletubbies, Peppa Pig, Fireman Sam, Postman Pat, Scooby-Doo, and Thunderbirds. The single's cover art is a parody of the cover of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely
Hearts Club Band" by The Beatles. The music video features the Animated All Star Band meeting and recording the song in a studio, spoofing other charity songs in the style
of Band Aid's "Do They Know It's Christmas?". Paddington makes what are essentially cameo appearances: Kay's character Big Chris tries to put a cloak on Paddington,
but it slides off; Paddington also joins the rest of the group for the finale.
"B.B.C. Children In Need" telethon [est. 1980] entry at Wikipedia
telethon homepage
telethon credits at IMDb
 | "The Official BBC Children In Need Medley" [2009]
The video/song is a medley of seven songs; it reached number 1 on the U.K. Singles Chart; created, written & exec produced by Peter Kay; directed by Tim Harper full video credits at IMDb Sony Ent. Ltd. UK soundtrack CD [8/2017] - SOLD OUT! watch full video [12/2011 upload; 6:00] online at YouTube |
"The Adventures of Paddington" animated TV series
[StudioCanal/Nickelodeon - Dec 2019 to Dec 2023]
 | CGI computer animated TV series based on the live-action 'Paddington' films; StudioCanal teamed with David Heyman and U.S. Nickelodeon to make the series with animation studio Blue-Zoo, with the working title of "Paddington"; Ben Whishaw and others reprised their voice roles from the two live-action films Exec produced by Ron Halpern & David Heyman; directed by Chris Drew & Adam Shaw; featuring voice actors Ben Whishaw {as Paddington}, Morwenna Banks, Darren Boyd, Bobby Beynon, Sabrina Newton-Fisher, Phyllis Logan, Reece Shearsmith, David Schofield, Monica Lopera, Liz Sutherland, Jeremiah Waysome, Liz Sutherland Lim, Sheena Bhattessa, Noel Clarke, Maya Sondhi series credits at IMDb
DVD/Blu-ray not available (2023)
Nick, Jr. official website series entry at Wikipedia list of 115 series episodes at Wikipedia the episodes appear to be randomly selected; the 5 volumes here cover 60 episodes of the extant 115 (5/2023) Volume 1: 13 episodes, Jan-June 2020 Amazon Instant Video [2022] buy HD episodes $2.99 each, purchase HD season $19.99 Volume 2: 14 episodes, July-Dec 2020 Amazon Instant Video [2022] buy HD episodes $2.99 each, purchase HD season $19.99 Volume 3: 13 episodes, Feb-Oct 2021 Amazon Instant Video [2022] buy HD episodes $2.99 each, purchase HD season $19.99 Volume 4: 13 episodes, Oct 2021-April 2022 Amazon Instant Video [2022] buy HD episodes $2.99 each, purchase HD season $19.99 Volume 5: 14 episodes, Oct 2022-Oct 2023 Amazon Instant Video [2023] buy HD episodes $2.99 each, purchase HD season $23.69 Volume 6: ? episodes, Dec 2023 to ?? Amazon Instant Video [2023] - incomplete data (1/2024) |
"Paddington's Amazing Adventures From Darkest Peru To London To YouTube"
watch fanmade promo [5/2020 upload; 1:12] online at YouTube
 | "The Queen and Paddington Bear Have Tea" [June 2022]
Queen Elizabeth II [1926-2022] of the United Kingdom shared tea with the animated Paddington Bear in a pre-recorded video shown at the Platinum Jubilee concert outside Buckingham Palace on Saturday June 4th. The monarch and the bear laughed over their shared love of marmalade sandwiches, but Paddington turned serious when the queen was called away. "Happy Jubilee, ma'am," he said, doffing his cap, "and thank you, for everything." The crowd outside greeted the video with cheers. The concert included performances by Queen, Rod Stewart, and Diana Ross; pre-recorded messages from Paul McCartney and Michelle Obama; and tributes by Prince Charles and Stephen Fry, who praised the queen for having 'tolerated' so many prime ministers during her 70-year reign. (Queen Elizabeth died on 8 September 2022 at age 96.) starring HM Queen Elizabeth II, voice of Ben Whishaw, Simon Farnaby full credits at IMDb watch full video short [6/2022 upload; 2:27] online at YouTube |
"Paddington" feature film [StudioCanal/TWC-Dimension Jan 2014]
  | An explorer in Peru comes across a rather intelligent undiscovered species of bears, who speak English and have a great appetite for marmalade. Years later, an earthquake strikes the forest, wrecking the home of the bears; Lucy packs up her nephew and puts him on a ship to London. Once in London, the young bear is rescued by the Brown family, who name him Paddington after the train station where they found him. Affable Paddington lives in happy circumstances until a museum taxidermist decides that she wants to stuff him for an exhibit . . . Executive produced by Bob & Harvey Wein-stein; co-produced by David Heyman & others; co-written & directed by Paul King; co-written by Hamish McColl; based on the stories created by Michael Bond; music by Nick Urata; starring Ben Whishaw {voice of Paddington}, Nicole Kidman {as Millicent}, Peter Capaldi {as Mr. Curry}, Jim Broadbent {as Mr. Gruber}, Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins, Imelda Staunton {voice of Aunt Lucy}, Michael Gambon {voice of Uncle Pastuzo}, Madeleine Harris, Samuel Joslin, cameo by author Michael Bond, writer Hamish McColl, Julie Walters, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, future President of Ukraine {Ukrainian voice of Paddington}, Tim Downie, Madeleine Worrall, Lottie Steer, Geoffrey Palmer, Theresa Watson, Matt Lucas, Jude Wright, Kayvan Novak, Eddie Nestor, Iain Mitchell, Alice Lowe, Johnny Derbyshire, Mary Roscoe, Matt King, Dominic Coleman, Llewella Gideon, Tarik Blake, Ross Boatman, Steve Oram, Will Smith, Tom Meeten, Simon Farnaby, Toby Williams, Catherine Shepherd, Javier Marzan, Sean Bridgeman, Justin Edwards, Cleo Sylvestre, Gus Brown, Rufus Jones, David McKail, Kenneth Hadley, James Bachman, Steve Edge, Barry Ashton; won BAFTA Children's Award for Best Feature Film, Empire Film Award for Best Comedy, British Screenwriters' Award for Best British Feature Film Writing, Writers' Guild of Great Britain Best Screenplay Award
full credits at IMDb
movie entry at Wikipedia
LionsGate widescreen color Blu-ray [4/2015] 2 disks for $9.44 LionsGate color Blu-ray [2/2017] for $10.82 LionsGate widescreen color DVD [4/2015] for $6.99 LionsGate widescreen color Blu-ray/DVD combo [4/2015] for $12.98 The Weinstein Company widescreen color CLV laserdisk [2015] for $9.83 watch 10/2014 official intl trailer [2:32] online at YouTube watch 11/2014 official U.S. trailer [2:30] online at YouTube |
 | "Paddington" original soundtrack album [2014] original score composed by Nick Urata; other artists include Tabago Crusoe (4), James Brown, Steppenwolf, Lionel Richie Decca Records soundtrack CD [11/2014] 24 tracks for $6.99 Decca Records soundtrack CD [8/2016] 24 tracks for $21.58 Decca Records MP-3 soundtrack album download [11/2014] 24 tracks for $11.49 listen to 12/2020 soundtrack playlist - 8 tracks listen to 12/2023 soundtrack playlist - 24 tracks |
 | "Paddington" junior novelization [ages 8-12; 2014] by Jeanne Willis HarperFestival 7½x5 pb [10/2014] out of print/used "Paddington: The Movie Storybook" [2014]
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"Paddington 2" sequel feature film [StudioCanal/TWC-Dimension Nov 2017]
  | Paddington Bear is happily settled in with the Brown family in Windsor Gardens; while searching in Mr. Gruber's antique shop for the perfect present for his beloved Aunt Lucy's 100th birthday, Paddington spots a unique pop-up book, and performs a series of odd jobs to buy it. But the book is stolen; Paddington gives chase, and the culprit escapes; Paddington is framed and arrested, wrongfully convicted, and jailed. The thief returns home and is revealed to be an egotistical actor who lives opposite the Browns. Plot includes a train chase sequence {see below} featuring an L.M.S. steam loco-motive pulling a festival/circus train chased by an L.N.E.R. steam locomotive pulling a passenger train. Location filming in Brasil {as Peru}, Ireland & England; produced by David Heyman & others; co-written & directed by Paul King; co-written by Simon Farnaby; based on the stories created by Michael Bond; music by Dario Marianelli; songs by Tobago and D'Lime calypso band, featuring Tobago Crusoe; starring Ben Whishaw {voice of Paddington}, Sally Hawkins, Hugh Bonneville, Madeleine Harris, Samuel Joslin, Julie Walters, Imelda Staunton {voice of Aunt Lucy}, Sir Michael Gambon {voice of Uncle Pastuzo}, Brendan Gleeson {as Knuckles McGinty}, Jim Broadbent, Hugh Grant, Peter Capaldi, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Marie-France Alvarez, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Ben Miller, Jessica Hynes, Robbie Gee, Nicholas Woodeson, Alex Jordan, Stewart Gilchrist, Enzo Squillino Jr., Tom Conti, Sam Payne, Catherine Shepherd, Louis Partridge, Claire Keelan, Shola Adewusi, Nadine Marshall, Geoffrey Lumb, Richard Ayoade, Meera Syal, Michael Mears, Tom Davis, Noah Taylor, Aaron Neil, Nicholas Lumley, Virgile Elana, Jamie Demetriou, Dame Eileen Atkins, Jennie Legat, Tim Fitzhigham, Gus Brown, Simon Farnaby, Jean Evans, Dan Antopolski, Robert Stevenson, Geoff Banks, Emeson Nwolie, Deepak Anand, Stephen McDade, Cal McCrystal, Joanna Lumley, Joel Fry, Kya Garwood, Justin Edwards, David Sant, Maggie Steed; listed as the 'best-reviewed movie ever' on Rotten Tomatoes
full credits at IMDb
movie entry at Wikipedia
Warner Bros. Home Video widescreen color Blu-ray+DVD combo [4/2018] for $14.45 Warner Bros. Home Video widescreen color DVD [4/2018] for $13.01 review at The Oxford Student newspaper, Nov 2017 watch 10/2017 'Paddington Is Back' official trailer [2:30] online at YouTube watch 10/2017 official trailer #2 [2:47] online at YouTube watch 11/2017 official U.S. trailer #2 [2:20] online at YouTube |
watch Knuckles McGinty prison sequence [10/2020 upload; 21:53] online at YouTube
plot includes train chase sequence featuring a London, Midland & Scottish Railway (L.M.S.) Crab class steam locomotive pulling a festival/circus train
chased by
London & North Eastern Railway (L.N.E.R.) Peppercorn A1 Class steam locomotive #60163 'Tornado' pulling a passenger train.
watch railroad trains chase sequence [6/2020 upload; 10:41] online at YouTube
SPOILER !! watch final ending segment [11/2019 upload; 2:54] online at YouTube
 | "Paddington 2" original soundtrack album [2017] original score composed by Dario Marianelli; other artists include Tobago & d'Lime (3) Decca Records soundtrack CD [11/2017] 23 tracks for $18.33 Decca Records soundtrack CD [11/2017] 23 tracks for $20.49 Decca Records MP-3 soundtrack album download [11/2017] 23 tracks for $15.49 listen to 2/2022 soundtrack playlist - 23 tracks listen to 12/2023 soundtrack playlist - 23 tracks |
 | "Paddington 2: The Movie Storybook" [2017]
HarperCollins GB 11x8½ pb [2017] out of print/used "Paddington 2: The Junior Novel" [grades 3-7; 2017] by Anna/Annie Wilson
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 | "Paddington" & "Paddington-2" double feature [2023] Warner Bros. Home Video widescreen color DVD [3/2023] 2 disks for $23.99 |
"Paddington 3: Paddington In Peru" feature film 
[Legendary Ent./StudioCanal U.K. Nov 2024, USA DUE January 2025]
 | Announced June 2016: Plans for a third movie in this franchise were announced several months before "Paddington 2" started filming; production was scheduled to start in 2022, but was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic; written by Mark Burton, Paul King, James Lamont, Jon Foster & Simon Farnaby; to be directed by Dougal Wilson; several of the child actors in "P-1" and "P-2" are now too old to return for "P-3"; location filming in Peru & Colombia Paddington receives a letter from Peru saying that Aunt Lucy misses him and is acting very strange, suggesting that he visit Aunt Lucy in Peru, so he and the Browns head off to Peru (Mrs. Brown feels that the journey would be an excellent opportunity to bond as a family before the children go off to college.) Once in Peru, the group finds that Aunt Lucy has set off on some sort of quest in the jungle; they follow and get tangled up with gold hunters and a curse . . . Directed by Dougal Wilson; written by Mark Burton, Simon Farnaby, Jon Foster, Paul King, James Lamont, based on characters created by Michael Bond; music by Dario Marianelli; starring Ben Whishaw (voice of Paddington), Imelda Staunton (voice of Aunt Lucy), Madeleine Harris {as Judy Brown}, Emily Mortimer {as Mary Brown}, Hugh Bonneville {as Henry Brown}, Samuel Joslin {as Jonathan Brown}, Antonio Banderas {as Hunter Cabot}, Carla Tous {as Gina Cabot}, Hugh Grant {as Phoenix Buchanan}, Julie Walters {as Mrs. Bird}, Olivia Colman {as Reverend Mother}, Oliver Maltman (voice), Joel Fry, Robbie Gee, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Ben Miller, Jessica Hynes, Ella Dacres, Hayley Atwell, Aloreia Spencer, Nicholas Burns, Ashleigh Reynolds, Amit Shah, Jim Broadbent, Peter Marinker (bear voice), Simon Farnaby, Carlos Carlํn, Orlando Estrada, Ella Bruccoleri, Joseph Balderrama (bear voice), Emma Sidi (bear voice), Nic Sampson (bear voice), Diana Payan, Vicente Wallenstein, Sarah Twomey, Peter Labas, Astile Doherty, Atilla Akinci
full credits at IMDb DVD/Blu-ray not yet available watch 4/2023 fan-made teaser trailer [0:50] online at YouTube watch 10/2024 official trailer [2:42] online at YouTube |
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Stageplays, Other Media
 | "Paddington Gets In A Jam" stageplay for kids [world premiere Dec 2019] Ran for twelve weeks at off-Broadway Union Square Daryl Roth Theatre 2 in New York City; based on the book by Michael Bond; produced by Jonathan Rockefeller; adapted by Doug Kmiotek stageplay official website Rockefeller Prodns website |
 | "Paddington Saves Christmas" stageplay for kids [world premiere Nov-Dec 2022]
Stageplay runs 70 minutes with no intermission at Seattle Children's Theatre [est. 1975], 202 Thomas Street in Seattle, Washington; based on the book by Michael Bond; produced by Jonathan Rockefeller; adapted by Doug Kmiotek stage show homepage Rockefeller Prodns website |
 | "Paddington Run" children's video game [2017] from Gameloft
fun-filled endless runner adventure based on the award-winning 'Paddington' movie; available for iOS & Android IMDb listing official homepage watch 10/2017 Complete Gameplay [1:05:54] online at YouTube |
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"The Paddington Trail" charity promotion [2014]
As part of the promotional campaign for the 2014 feature film, an event was created in collabora-tion with Visit London that featured fifty statues of Paddington Bear, placed all over the city of London; the statues were designed by members of the cast and crew and several British celebrities, including Emma Watson, Benedict Cumberbatch, Michael Sheen, David Beckham, and Mayor of London Boris Johnson. The statues were sold off at an auction when the trail was completed in December, and the money raised was donated to N.S.P.C.C. (The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) [est. 1883]. watch 10/2014 official promo video [2:01] online at YouTube |
 | "The Paddington Bear Experience" [opening 2024?]
The multi-sensory experience unfolding across 26,000 square feet in County Hall on London's South Bank incorporates ground-breaking design, live performance, and video to capture the hearts of Paddington fans from ages 4-94; themed food, beverage, and retail will also be available. Presented by The Copyrights Group and The Path Entertainment Group in partnership with Lionsgate; directed by Immersive Octopus, written by Katie Lyons and designed by Rebecca Brower. official website |
Merchandise
Paddington Shop [moved 2016] in Paddington Railway Station, London W21HB, United Kingdom
online Paddington Store
 | Paddington Bear Collection from YOTTOY Productions [est. 1995]
Classic Seated Paddington Bear Soft Stuffed Plush Toy, 8ฝ" high Yottoy stuffed bear [2021] for $28.00 Classic Standing Paddington Bear Soft Stuffed Plush Toy, 10" high - with yellow boots Yottoy stuffed bear [2013] for $31.00 Classic Seated Paddington Bear Soft Stuffed Plush Toy, 12" high - with sandwich Yottoy stuffed bear [2015] for $36.00 Classic Standing Paddington Bear Soft Stuffed Plush Toy, 16" high - with suitcase Yottoy stuffed bear [2015] out of prodn/SOLD OUT! |
 | Paddington Bear With Boots [2021] 8ฝ" tall plush bear doll wearing red wellington boots, red hat, blue coat; made in China Rainbow Designs Ltd. doll [9/2021] for $59.89 |
 | "Paddington Bear Soft Stuffed Pillow Doll for Kids and Adults" [2022] 11พ" tall; easy to wash; made in China S.L.L.S. China soft pillow doll [10/2022] for $20.97 |
 | "Paddington Bear London Jigsaw Puzzle" [2019] from Ravensburger High-quality 1000-piece cardboard jigsaw puzzle that measures 70x50cm (27ฝ x 19พ inches) when complete; suitable for ages 12 and up; "if you really concentrate, it smells slightly of marmalade sandwiches" Ravensburger 1000-piece cardboard jigsaw puzzle in a box [3/2019] for $33.34 |
 | "Queen Elizabeth II with Paddington Bear - Birthday 1926-2022 Commemorative Souvenir Coffee Mug" [2022] 'made in USA' 11-ounce ceramic coffee mug [10/2022] for $11.99 |
Marmalade
The name 'marmalade' originates from the Portuguese word 'marmelo' or quince, which was made up as a preserve with thin bits of peel. Legend has it that a Spanish ship
sought refuge from a storm in Dundee Harbor in Scotland, and grocer James Keiller made a deal for a shipment of Seville oranges; his mother Janet made jam by cooking
the oranges with sugar; her innovation was to add bits of peel, thus inventing Seville orange marmalade; that product is still being produced 300+ years later.
King Kelly Marmalade [1924-2007] of Cerritos, California was bought by Smucker's and shut down.
Trader Joe's made a Seville orange marmalade with lots of orange peel; the product was discontinued in May 2021.
'marmalade' entry at Wikipedia
The quirky Marmalade Awards competition was founded in 2005 by Jane Hasell-McCoshand
and takes place in April at Dalemain Mansion in Cumbria, U.K.
Dalemain National Marmalade Day [March 2022]
Dalemain Marmalade Festival [May 2022]
 | "Keiller's Dundee Orange Marmalade" [since 1797] James Keiller & Son was founded in Scotland in 1797, acquired by Crosse & Blackwell in the 1920s, and shut down in 1992; rights were sold to the Hain Celestial Group and the marmalade is currently made in Scotland and in the U.S.A. 'Keiller's marmalade' entry at Wikipedia Keiller & Son Dundee Orange Marmalade [1797] 454g/16-oz jar for $12.93 Keiller & Son Dundee Orange Marmalade [1797] two 12-oz jars for $19.73 |
 | "Robertson's Golden Shred Marmalade" [since 1874]
James Robertson & Sons was founded in 1864; they used the golliwog image as 'mascot' from 1910 to 2001, at which time pressure to discontinue the golliwog advertising program as racist succeeded; the collectibles program used several characters created by author Roald Dahl [1916-90] from 2001 to 2006; Paddington Bear was added to Robertson's branding in 2010, with special movie tie-in products connected to the 2014 and 2017 feature films. Robertson's Golden Shred Marmalade [since 1874] 454g/16-ounce jar for $6.29 Robertson's Golden Shred Marmalade [since 1874] 454g/16-ounce jar for $12.50 |
 | "Frank Cooper's Oxford Orange Marmalade" [est. 1874] Frank Cooper's Marmalade & Jam was founded in Oxford High Street in 1874, sold to Brown & Polson Ltd. in 1964, and is currently owned by Histon Sweet Spreads Limited [est. 2012], a subsidiary of Hain Celestial Group, which also owns Keiller & Son Marmalade Frank Cooper's Original Coarse Cut Orange Marmalade [8/00] 454g/16-ounce jar for $17.99 Frank Cooper's Vintage Coarse Cut Orange Marmalade [8/00] 454g/16-ounce jar for $14.58 Frank Cooper's Fine Cut Orange Marmalade [8/00] 454g/16-ounce jar for $15.00 |
 | "Tiptree Thick-Cut Tawny Orange Marmalade" from Wilkin & Sons Ltd. [est. 1885]
Wilkin & Sons Limited was established in Tiptree, Essex, England in 1885; they produce three dozen flavors of marmalade under the Tiptree and Thursday Cottage brands; the Tawny version is cooked three times to produce a caramel color and flavor Wilkin & Sons Ltd. Tawny Orange Marmalade [1885] 340g/12-oz jar for $10.28 Wilkin & Sons Ltd. Tiptree Orange Marmalade [1885] 340g/12-oz jar - price/availability unknown Wilkin & Sons Ltd. Fine-Cut Crystal Orange Marmalade [1885] 340g/12-oz jar for $17.16 |
 | "Rose's Lime Fine Cut Marmalade" [since 1930s] L. Rose & Company Ltd. was founded in 1865 to manufacture Rose's Lime Juice Cordial concentrate for use by the British Navy and by the public. Rose's Lime Fine Cut Marmalade was launched in the 1930s and continues to be a breakfast favorite, thickly spread on buttered toast. Rose's Lime Fine Cut Marmalade [since 1930s] 454g/16-ounce jar for $13.00 |
 | "Mrs. Bridges Orange Marmalade" [since 1967] Kate 'Mrs.' Bridges was a real person, a cook in a Victorian household; she published a book of 'receipts' in 1905 and was fictionalized as a major downstairs character in the "Upstairs, Downstairs" TV series [1971-1975]. The Mrs. Bridges company was founded in 1967 in Scotland; they make 150 products, including marmalades, preserves, curds, chutneys, jams, relishes, salsas, and mustards. Mrs. Bridges The Dundee Orange Marmalade [since 1967] 340g/12-oz jar for $10.19 Mrs. Bridges Blood Orange Marmalade [since 1967] 340g/12-oz jar for $10.89 Mrs. Bridges Celebration Marmalade with Champagne [since 1967] 340g/12-oz jar for $11.89 Mrs. Bridges Thick Cut Orange Marmalade [since 1967] 340g/12-oz jar for $10.89 Mrs. Bridges Marmalade Dept. {7 flavors} at Amazon |
 | "Smuckers Orange Marmalade" The J.M. Smucker Company was founded in 1897 in Orrville, Ohio as a maker of apple butter; by 1980, Smuckers was the #1 producer of jams & jellies in the U.S.A., with 25% of the market Smuckers Sweet Orange Marmalade [??] 340g/12-ounce jar for $14.58 Smuckers Sweet Orange Marmalade [??] 18-ounce jar - price/availability unknown Smuckers Sweet Orange Marmalade [??] 48-ounce jar for $29.97 Smucker's Sugar Free Orange Marmalade [??] 12.75-ounce jar - pack of 2 for $19.99 |
 | "The Jam and Marmalade Bible: More Than 250 Recipes For Preserving Fruits, Vegetables, Nuts, and Flowers" [2012] by Jan Hedh, Photographs by Klas Andersson Kindle Edition from ... [9/00] for $2.99 {sic} Skyhorse 11x8½ pb [6/2017] for $14.47 Skyhorse 11x8½ hardcover [9/2012] out of print/used |
  | "Japanese Yuzu Marmalade" imported by Yakami Orchard in Miyazaki Prefecture
made from rare yuzu fruit, which is a hybrid of ichang papeda citrus & mandarin oranges Yakami Orchard yuzu marmalade [8/00] 300g/10-oz jar for $11.00 Yakami Orchard yuzu marmalade [8/00] 300g/10-oz jar for $12.24 Yakami Orchard yuzu marmalade [8/00] two 300g/10-oz jars for $19.49 |
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"Kuze Fuku & Sons Premium Orange Marmalade" [2013] made from a unique recipe from the peaceful & lush countryside of Nagano, Japan; now available in U.S.A.; made in Newburg, Oregon with natural non-GMO locally-sourced real fruit Kuze Fuku orange marmalade [2013] 210g/7.4-oz jar for $13.99 |
not to be confused with . . .
 | "Marmalade the Band: All The Hits Plus More" [2001] Prestige Elite Records music CD [2/2007] 18 tracks for $11.99 Prestige Elite Records MP-3 music album download [9/2006] 18 tracks for $7.99 |
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