A new director was brought in for the latest instalment, and Emily Mortimer has replaced Sally Hawkins as Mrs Brown. This ...

Paddington at the Los Angeles premiere of 'Paddington' (2014). / Vincent Sandoval/GettyImages After exploring England for two whole movies, Paddington Bear is finally headed back to his homeland ...

Paddington Bear ’s voice actor Ben Whishaw has confessed he doesn’t like marmalade.

The Adventures of Paddington follows everyone's fictional bear in stories a little bit different from the Paddington movies. Airing on Nick Jr. in the U.S., The Adventures of Paddington explores ...

Just because Paddington is a top-shelf national treasure, it doesn’t follow that all his films are equally inspired. Let’s be fair: absolutely no one will have a bad time at Paddington in Peru ...

Then Paddington 2 proved to be The Godfather Part II of adorable comedies, enhancing pretty much every aspect of the original and even proving a bonding experience for Nicolas Cage and Pedro ...

And even Paddington’s typical tomfoolery feels a little underutilised, minus a very funny sequence in a photo booth and a wonderful homage to Buster Keaton in Steamboat Bill, Jr. Bear minimum ...

With a changeover in the writing and directing departments, the third outing for the well-mannered ursine hero is pleasant kids' fare, but lacks the anarchic sparkle of its instant-classic ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Paddington in Peru is finally about to be released in British cinemas but the third instalment of the bear’s ...

A lot of mediocre movies as well. And quite a few good-to-great ones. But there’s only one “Paddington 2,” which is literally one of the best-reviewed motion pictures in history. While not ...

The joy isn’t gone from Paddington in Peru. You might just want to adjust expectations." Evening Standard's Nick Curtis was much harsher in his observation about the film, saying it was more ...

The joy isn’t gone from Paddington in Peru. You might just want to adjust expectations." Evening Standard's Nick Curtis was much harsher in his observation about the film, saying it was more like ...