The Adventures of Paddington Bear (1999 UK VHS)

Daniel Lawrence
31 Dec 202045:37

Summary

TLDRقصة تفاعلية ومليئة بالضحك تدور حول بيدرينغ بير، الدب اللطيف وال友善 الذي يعيش في إنجلتيرة. يبدأ النص برحلة بيدرينغ من بيرو إلى انجلترا وحده، حيث يلتقي بالعائلة البراون وتبدأ حياة جديدة ممتعة لديه. يظهر النص المواقف المختلفة التي يمر بها بيدرينغ، بدءًا من المساعدة في ال解決 المشاكل وحتى الدخول في الأحداث الغريبة مثل الرحلة في المترو والمشاركة في مسابقة ال果酱. يحتوي النص على العديد من الأحداث الممتعة مثل الرحلة الأولى لبيدرينغ في المترو، وكيف تعامل مع الحيوانات التالية لحميقه، وكيف يحاول البعض الاستفادة من الأحداث لصالحهم. يتضمن النص أيضًا مقاطع من الحياة اليومية لبيدرينغ مثل الرحلة إلى السواحل وتجربة السباحة، وكيف يحاول البعض الاحتفاظ بأشياءه. ينتهي النص بأحداث حفلة عيد ميلاد بيدرينغ، مع الأحداث الغريبة التي تحدث خلالها، مما يظهر الروح الإيجابية والإيجابية لبيدرينغ بير وكيف يؤثر ذلك على الآخرين.

Takeaways

  • 🎉 **Paddington Bear**: The story revolves around Paddington, a bear from Peru who lives with the Brown family in England and is known for his helpfulness and unique perspective on life.
  • 🚇 **The London Underground**: Paddington's adventures include a misunderstanding about rescuing people 'stuck underground', which actually refers to the London Underground train system.
  • 🍞 **Sticky Situations**: Paddington often finds himself in humorous and sticky situations, such as accidentally bringing bacon into the Underground and attracting dogs with it.
  • 🧳 **Lost and Found**: The narrative includes instances where Paddington gets lost but always manages to find his way back or be found by the Browns.
  • 🎨 **Art and Creativity**: Paddington is involved in art-related activities, including a community art exhibition where his painting, with the help of Mr. Curry as a model, wins first prize.
  • 🎭 **Theater Experience**: Paddington attends a play and gets involved in a mix-up on stage, showcasing his earnest and caring nature.
  • 🎈 **Birthday Celebrations**: The story mentions Paddington's birthday and the preparations for his party, which include a magic show that he plans to perform.
  • 🪄 **Magic Tricks**: Paddington learns to perform magic tricks for his birthday party, with a focus on making a jar of marmalade disappear, which actually happens by accident.
  • 🎉 **Community and Friendship**: The script highlights the sense of community and friendship that Paddington shares with the Browns and others, as they support and celebrate with him.
  • 🎁 **Gifts and Presents**: Paddington receives a magic outfit from Aunt Lucy, which he uses to help with his birthday party and to perform magic tricks.
  • 🌊 **Seaside Adventure**: There's an episode where Paddington goes to the seaside for the first time, leading to a series of comedic events including building a sandcastle and almost being swept away.

Q & A

  • (paddington) باد(paddington) يبدأ برحلة من بيرو إلى إنجلترا وحده، ماذا حدث بعد ذلك؟

    -بعد أن انطلقت باد من بيرو إلى إنجلترا وحده، تلت بريطانيا حيث لق一家人 البراونز (the Browns)، وأخذوها إلى المنزلهم، وبدأ حياة جديدة بهم.

  • (paddington) ماذا يحاول باد القيام به عندما يجد أن الناس العالقة في المترو؟

    -باد يحاول إنقاذ الناس العالقين في المترو، ولكن ي混淆当他 يفهم أن العبارة "underground" تشير إلى مترو لندن وليس إلى أناس واقعين تحت الأرض.

  • (paddington) كيف ي对待他的新朋友们 في الmetro station؟

    -باد يعامل جميع الأشخاص بلطف واحترام، حتى عندما يحاول أن يساعد في إيجاد أصدقائه الناقص، يتعامل مع ال差的inspector باحترام.

  • (paddington) ماذا يحدث مع باد عندما يحاول أن يساعد في إيجاد أصدقائه الناقص؟

    -عندما يحاول باد أن يساعد في إيجاد أصدقائه الناقص، يحصل على الخطأ ويُزعم أنه قد سرق شرفة امرأة وأنه فقد بطاقة الصعود إلى المترو.

  • (paddington) ما هي الأحداث الرئيسية التي تحدث خلال رحلة باد في الmetro station؟

    -يحاول باد إنقاذ الناس العالقين في المترو، يحصل على الخطأ ويتم اتهامه بالسرقة، ويحاول أن يجد أصدقائه الناقص، وينجح في النهاية في العثور عليهم.

  • (paddington) ما هي الأحداث التي تحدث بعد أن أُعلن باد أنه فاز بالجائزة في معرض الفن؟

    -بعد أن أُعلن باد أنه فاز بالجائزة، يحاول البعض الشك في عمله الفنية، ولكن يثبت باد أن العمل الفني هو حقًا من قِبل الفنان الشخصي، ويشارك في الجائزة مع م咖喱 (Mr. Curry).

  • (paddington) ما هي الأحداث الرئيسية التي تحدث خلال رحلة باد إلى السواحل؟

    -يذهب باد إلى السواحل لأول مرة مع عائلته، يحاول بناء قلع قنبلة من الرمال، ولكن يحصل على الخطأ وي整个人被困 في الماء، ويتم الإنقاذ عنه في النهاية.

  • (paddington) ما هي الأحداث الرئيسية التي تحدث خلال حفل ميلاد باد؟

    -يحاول باد أن يساعد في حفل ميلاده، ولكن يواجه العديد من المشاكل مثل الdifficulty في تركيب البالونات والströmers، ويفشل في بعض الخدعة السحرية، ولكن ينجح في النهاية في إحداث إعجاب الحضور.

  • (paddington) ما هي الأحداث الرئيسية التي تحدث خلال عرض باد في المسرح؟

    -يحاول باد مساعدة في تحسين مسرحية، ولكن يحصل على الخطأ ويعتقد أن الشخصية الرئيسية في المسرح تحاول إخراج ابنتها من البيت، ويحاول مساعدتها، ولكن في النهاية يكتشف أنه كان مجرد تصوير.

  • (paddington) ما هي الأحداث الرئيسية التي تحدث خلال رحلة باد إلى المتجر؟

    -يذهب باد إلى المتجر مع عائلته للحصول على بعض الأشياء اللازمة للساحل، ولكن يحصل على الخطأ ويحاول شراء العديد من الأشياء، ويحاول بعد ذلك أن يساعد في ترتيب النافذة، ولكن يتسبب في الفوضى.

  • (paddington) ما هي الأحداث الرئيسية التي تحدث خلال حفل التصوير لbaidu؟

    -يحاول باد المساعدة في التصوير، ولكن يحصل على الخطأ ويتسبب في الفوضى، ويحاول بعد ذلك تصحيح الخطأ، ولكن يفشل في ذلك ويحصل على الخطأ مرة أخرى.

Outlines

00:00

🧳 帕丁顿熊的伦敦新生活

帕丁顿熊离开秘鲁,独自乘船来到英格兰,遇到了布朗一家并被他们收养。他在温莎花园开始新生活,成为那里的宠儿,乐于助人,面对问题时总能找到解决办法。他对一切都充满好奇,尽管有时会陷入麻烦,但他总是友好、有礼,尝试做正确的事情。

05:02

🚇 帕丁顿熊的地铁冒险

帕丁顿熊想要救援被困在地下的人们,但误解了“地下”的意思,后来布朗一家带他体验了伦敦地铁。在地铁上,帕丁顿熊遇到了一些混乱,包括不允许带狗进入的规则,以及他自己的早餐培根引起的误会。尽管遇到了困难,但最终他们找到了彼此,帕丁顿熊也帮助抓住了一个小偷。

10:06

🎨 帕丁顿熊的艺术展

帕丁顿熊在巴克里奇百货公司试穿新衣服,但更喜欢自己的旧衣服,尤其是那顶有纪念意义的帽子。在百货公司停电时,帕丁顿熊意外地在橱窗中造成了混乱,但最终这被证明是一个成功的促销活动。帕丁顿熊还参与了一个艺术展览,他的画作赢得了一等奖,但他诚实地分享了这个奖项给为他做模特的邻居。

15:06

🎭 帕丁顿熊的戏剧体验

帕丁顿熊赢得了观看新剧《没有我的女儿》的门票,剧中的主演是塞西莉亚·布鲁姆。在剧院,帕丁顿熊误以为剧中的情节是真实的,试图介入解决剧中的冲突。最终,他被邀请在剧中扮演一个幽灵角色,并因其表演而受到赞扬。

20:08

🏖️ 帕丁顿熊的海边之旅

帕丁顿熊第一次去海边,他非常兴奋。在海边,他尝试了多种太阳帽的戴法,参与了建造沙堡的比赛,并不慎将自己的帽子掉入海中。布朗先生为了救他,不得不组织一次救援。帕丁顿熊最终被救起,他的帽子也被找回。

25:11

🎉 帕丁顿熊的生日派对

帕丁顿熊决定帮助筹备自己的生日派对。他尝试装饰流苏和气球,但遇到了一些困难。他收到了露西阿姨寄来的魔术套装,决定在派对上表演魔术。尽管在魔术表演中出现了一些意外,包括让一个鸡蛋消失和让库瑞先生“消失”,但派对最终取得了成功。

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Keywords

💡Paddington Bear

Paddington Bear هو الشخصية الرئيسية في النص، وهو قط مائي مغامر يعيش في إنجلترا. يتميز بسلوكه الطيب والرغبة في المساعدة، مع عاداته الغريبة التي تعود إلى بيته في بيرو. يشير إلى هذا في النص من خلال قصته حول مغامرته في الondon Underground وتأثيرها على الأحداث.

💡Windsor Gardens

Windsor Gardens هو مكان إقامة.Paddington Bear ويعد مكانًا مميزًا في القصة حيث يعيش و在那里他建立了深厚的友谊 مع عائلة布朗. يشير النص إلى هذا المكان كمكان一个新的开始 لحياة Paddington.

💡Marmalade

Marmalade هو مكون شهي يشير إليه في النص عدة مرات. يُعد عادة Paddington Bear لحمل سمك المارمالد معه في مغامرته، مما يُشير إليه في الأحداث المختلفة مثل محاولته المساعدة للأشخاص المعلقين تحت الأرض واستخدامه في السحر.

💡Underground

Underground يشير إلى القطار المتروي في لندن، والذي يشكل مكونًا مهمًا في القصة. Paddington يحاول المساعدة للأشخاص المعلقين تحت الأرض، وهو ما يقود إلى خطوات مغامرته في المترو وواجهته مع المشاكل.

💡Aunt Lucy

Aunt Lucy هي عم Paddington Bear، وتعتبر شخصية مهمة في القصة التي تشير إلى العلاقات العائلة وال往昔. Paddington يتحدث معها عن مغامرته ويُشير إلى المشاعر التي يشعر بها لometown和家人.

💡Mrs. Brown

Mrs. Brown هي مatron في العائلة布朗 التي تشير إلى الرعاية والترحيب. هي الشخصية التي تأخذ Paddington إلى منزلها وتساعده في الadaptation لحياة إنجلترا، كما تشير إلى النص في محاولتها المساعدة وعدم الفقدان.

💡Duffle Coat

Duffle Coat هو ملابسة ترمز إلى الشخصية الشخصية لPaddington Bear. يُشار إليه في النص كجزء من ملابسه الشخصية، والتي تساعد في ت식ير الشخصية الشخصية له.

💡Mistakes

Mistakes يشير إلى الأخطاء التي يقع فيها Paddington Bear بشكل متكرر، مما يُشير إليه في النص من خلال الأحداث المختلفة التي يتسبب فيها Paddington، مثل الفقدان والخلط، ولكن يتعلم منها ويبهر الآخرين بسلوكه الطيب.

💡Curiosity

Curiosity تشير إلى الفضول والرغبة في الاستكشاف التي تتميز بها الشخصية لPaddington Bear. يُشير إلى هذا في النص من خلال محاولاته في الاستكشاف والتعلم وإيجاد حلول لمشكلاته.

💡Helpfulness

Helpfulness تشير إلى الرغبة في المساعدة والمساهمة في الأحداث التي تحدث حوله. يُشار إلى هذا في النص من خلال محاولات Paddington Bear في المساعدة للأشخاص المعلقين تحت الأرض والتعامل مع المشاكل التي يواجهها.

💡Adventure

Adventure تشير إلى الأحداث المثيرة التي يعيشها Paddington Bear، والتي تجعل القصة مثيرة ومليئة بالأحداث. يُشار إلى هذا في النص من خلال مغامرته المختلفة مثل الرحلة في المترو والأحداث التي تحدث له في الأحداث التالية.

Highlights

Paddington Bear's journey from Peru to England and his adoption by the Browns.

Paddington's unique perspective on life, treating everything as if it's brand new.

The incident of Paddington misunderstanding the term 'underground' and attempting a rescue.

Paddington's polite and friendly nature, despite his propensity for getting into sticky situations.

An amusing encounter with the underground inspector over Paddington's lost ticket and the dogs following his bacon.

Paddington's first trip on the underground and the subsequent confusion with the Browns getting lost.

The Browns' shopping trip to Barkridges and Paddington's accidental yet successful window dressing.

Paddington's innocent mistake of sitting for a painting session with Mr. Gruber leads to a discovery of an old master artwork.

A humorous art exhibition mix-up where Paddington's painting is mistaken for Mr. Brown's, leading to a surprising win.

Paddington's unexpected adventure at the seaside, including a near-drowning experience and rescue.

Paddington's birthday celebrations and his attempt at performing magic tricks, resulting in comical outcomes.

The dramatic theater experience where Paddington believes he must save Cecilia Bloom's character from her father.

Paddington's creative approach to solving problems, such as using marmalade sandwiches in a dire situation.

A heartwarming moment when Paddington is reunited with the Browns after being lost at sea.

Paddington's thoughtful gesture of sending an autographed picture of Cecilia Bloom to Aunt Lucy.

The community's warm reception and celebration of Paddington's art at the local exhibition.

Paddington's humorous attempts at setting up for his own birthday party, including difficulties with balloons and streamers.

Transcripts

00:05

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left peru and sailed to england alone

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there he met the browns and they took

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him home

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now a new life has begun he's windsor

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garden's favorite son

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cause he always does his best to help

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everyone

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when a problem appears he never

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misses a beat and always finds a way to

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land on his feet

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has his very own unique point of view

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looks at everything as if it's brand new

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he is friendly and polite and he tries

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to do

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things right but he gets him sticky

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messes just the same

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he's curious and speaks his mind but

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trouble's never

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far behind it's paddington bear he's one

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of a kind i'm paddington bear

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dear aunt lucy yesterday in the

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newspaper

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i read about hundreds of people stuck

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underground

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and i started thinking that it was time

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someone

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rescued them paddington

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what on earth are you doing good morning

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mrs brown

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i'm rescuing the people stuck

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underground people

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under the ground it says right here

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hundreds stuck in underground

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oh paddington it means in the

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underground

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that's it underground down there

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paddington the underground is the name

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of a train that travels

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under the ground people ride on it

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really

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there's nothing like that in darkest

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peru well if you hurry up with your

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breakfast

02:45

judy and i will take you for a nice ride

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on the underground

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hurrying with breakfast was something i

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was very good at

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the grapefruit though was a bit of a

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problem paddington

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do hurry i decided to take the rest of

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my breakfast along for later

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and you never know when a nice crisp

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piece of bacon might come in handy

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[Music]

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really you're the stickiest bear i've

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ever met

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there seems to be a smell of bacon

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everywhere this morning

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can you smell it paddington yes

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it's very strong

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[Music]

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here we are come along down we go

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thank goodness someone's already dug the

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hole for us

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now don't lose your ticket an inspector

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may want to see it

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and please stay with us you mustn't get

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lost

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bears never get lost

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[Music]

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sorry but this is my bacon for later

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paddington

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i have a funny feeling that today is

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going to be one of those days

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yes i certainly hope so

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[Music]

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oh dear it's happened paddington is lost

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well it happened judy and mrs brown

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were lost

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yeah here young fellow you can't bring

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your dogs on the underground

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strictly against the rules but they're

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not my dogs

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you see in darkest peru we don't have an

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underground and these dogs followed my

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bacon and judy and mrs brown are lost

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lost you think what do they look like

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mrs brown has a hat with pink flowers

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well just like that one

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not so fast there excuse me inspector

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we're looking for a young bear

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he's about so tall wearing a dark blue

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duffle coat

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up there thank you ever so much

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[Music]

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they wanted my bacon that i brought for

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breakfast

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i'd like to get my hands on that fellow

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your lost friends are downstairs looking

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for you mr bear

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mrs brown judy

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hello i'm so glad i found you wait for

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us at the bottom paddington

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[Music]

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oh

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[Music]

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my suitcase

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mrs brown judy oh i do hope paddington

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will think to wait for us at the next

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station

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this isn't mine

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my briefcase thank goodness my bacon

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and my marmalade sandwich thank goodness

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you must like marmalade oh yes don't you

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i have to i travel in marmalade

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that sounds very uncomfortable i mean

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that's my job

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i sell it let me give you one of my

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samples

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thank you very much i've never had

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travelling marmalade before

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except for the marmalade my aunt lucy

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gave me for my journey over from darkest

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peru

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did you say you're from peru oh yes

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my aunt lucy still lives there in the

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home for retired bears

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oh no no he's going back

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traveling on the underground is like

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going in circles i ended up

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right where i started my scarf if you

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please

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sorry bringing dogs into the underground

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stealing a lady's stuff

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all serious offenses they are where's

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your

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ticket i didn't steal the scarf it just

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got caught in my suitcase

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and my ticket is i'm sure it's here

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somewhere

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i hope i haven't eaten it by mistake

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eaten it

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that's a very serious offense i shall

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have to take you

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into custody no no i need to wait for

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judy and this is brown

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the red button said emergency and if

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ever there was an emergency

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this was it

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[Music]

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there you are there you are

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i must say despite all the trouble

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you've caused

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thank you for helping us catch this

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ruffian we've been after him for a long

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time

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what's your name young fellow paddington

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brown

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it's an honor i'm sure

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it's an honor

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so paddington how did you enjoy your

08:15

first trip on the underground

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well the inspector was rather nice in

08:20

the end

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[Music]

08:30

there you are i'm afraid it must be cold

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by now

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[Music]

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you're welcome so that's why

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good old paddington

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and then mitia lucy i told mrs brown

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that the next time we ride on the

08:47

underground

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she should hold my paw so that she

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doesn't get lost again

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display windows are wonderful things to

08:58

look at aren't lucy

08:59

they always make me want to enter the

09:00

store but i suppose that's what they're

09:02

supposed to do

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and it must work because going in is

09:06

exactly what mrs brown judy and i were

09:08

going to do

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please make sure you stay close

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paddington i don't want to lose you

09:14

oh i wouldn't let you lose me mrs brown

09:16

as promotions manager miss pender

09:19

drawing customers through our doors is

09:22

your job

09:23

this contest had better work business is

09:26

terrible

09:27

barkridges will be full of shoppers in

09:29

no time mr grundle

09:31

just watch step inside ladies and

09:35

gentlemen

09:36

bark bridges is holding a mystery

09:38

contest

09:39

find the mystery jar guess its weight

09:42

and winner

09:48

hmm

09:58

mrs brown judy did you see the marmalade

10:01

jar going down the escalator

10:06

oh paddington you've got marmalade on

10:08

the brain

10:09

perhaps it's because i missed my cocoa

10:11

and buns with mr gruber

10:16

we'll meet you at the bottom of the

10:17

escalator in half an hour dear

10:22

now paddington we must go and let you

10:24

try on some new clothes

10:26

i'm very happy with my old ones mrs

10:27

brown

10:31

i take it the young um bear

10:34

gentlemen will not require this anymore

10:37

modern

10:38

i certainly do i've always had that hat

10:41

it was handed down to me by my uncle in

10:42

darkest peru

10:44

it's covered in reminders well there you

10:46

are

10:47

perhaps you have something nice in the

10:49

way of a coat

10:51

[Music]

10:54

it won't be easy we don't normally cater

10:57

for bears

10:58

it's the legs you know and the arms and

11:01

and me but rest assured mother

11:06

as ever barkridges will rise to the

11:12

occasion

11:14

it's not as if he has to go to work in

11:16

the city so he doesn't want anything

11:18

too smart

11:22

there fits like a glove bears don't wear

11:25

gloves

11:26

they have fur how about this one mrs

11:29

brown

11:32

that looks the very thing but isn't the

11:35

hood a trifle large

11:37

hoods are being worn large this year

11:39

modern

11:40

it's the latest version but

11:43

but it's the same coat and it's perfect

11:48

oh at the time judy will be waiting for

11:51

us

11:53

look mrs brown we're falling

11:57

we're not falling paddington lifts give

12:00

you a

12:00

funny sensation some things are funny

12:03

haha

12:04

and some things are funny peculiar if

12:06

you ask me

12:07

lifts are definitely funny peculiar

12:10

especially after a big breakfast

12:14

oh dear paddington you're quite pale

12:18

i feel sick will you be all right here

12:21

for a few minutes

12:22

while i look for judy i don't know if

12:24

i'll be all right

12:26

but i should do my best

12:32

not a customer in sight except for a

12:36

lone

12:39

[Music]

12:44

when i woke there was a lovely cool

12:46

breeze on my whiskers

12:47

so i decided to find out where it was

12:49

coming from

12:51

then it happened suddenly all the lights

12:53

went out

12:55

i had to get outside but it was light

12:59

paddington was right i must find him and

13:02

mummy and show them

13:08

i could practically count the number of

13:10

customers on one hand

13:12

excuse me sir i'm looking for a lady

13:15

with a bear

13:16

that makes two less a lady and a bear

13:20

disappeared have they i don't know

13:23

paddington does have a habit of getting

13:25

lost

13:26

have no fear young lady it won't be too

13:29

hard to find them

13:30

barkridges is having one of its off days

13:37

i couldn't believe it it was dark

13:39

outside too

13:40

i wondered if we were in for a storm

13:42

[Music]

13:45

then it seemed as though the entire sky

13:47

had fallen on me

13:52

sir barkridge's is holding a super

13:55

mystery contest

14:06

[Music]

14:09

[Applause]

14:34

[Music]

14:42

oh my what's going on paddington

14:46

i was only tidying up the window tidying

14:48

up indeed

14:49

i'm sure the police would like to hear

14:51

about the mess you created

14:53

i think you'll find is this one of your

14:55

promotional tricks miss pender

14:58

because if it is i don't like it but sir

15:01

it's not one of my promotional tricks

15:04

then we should have this bear arrested

15:06

for all the havoc he's created it may

15:08

not be a promotional trick

15:10

but it certainly worked look that's what

15:13

i wanted to tell you sir

15:16

good work miss bender and

15:20

thank you bear the bark ridges would

15:23

like to show its gratitude

15:24

if there's anything in the store you

15:26

would like anything

15:27

just say the word i told the manager the

15:30

word was marmalade

15:32

and he gave me the prized jar

15:35

see mummy paddington was right he also

15:40

said

15:40

i could dress their windows for them any

15:42

time i liked

15:43

but i don't think i shall for a while

15:46

it's a very

15:47

weak grande jar and lucy and window

15:50

dressing can be quite painful

15:54

[Music]

15:56

hold still now there's something on your

15:59

nose

16:00

[Music]

16:03

please mr brown you must remain

16:06

absolutely still

16:08

otherwise this will never be finished in

16:10

time for the art exhibition tomorrow

16:12

i'm sorry mr grouper i'm afraid sitting

16:14

still is one thing

16:16

bears aren't very good at almost

16:18

finished

16:19

just one last stroke

16:22

there it's very good mr gruber my

16:26

paintings always come out looking like

16:27

that

16:28

and what's wrong with that art comes in

16:31

all shapes and sizes

16:32

and many different styles look i could

16:35

throw paint on a canvas too

16:37

but i wouldn't call it art but it is mr

16:40

brown it is

16:41

some artists throw paint some

16:44

walk through it but it's all art

16:47

even this aha i see you found my latest

16:51

treasure

16:54

this was just an old dusty picture

16:57

then i cleaned off some paint and i

17:00

could hardly believe my eyes

17:02

underneath was an old master

17:05

that means it was painted many years ago

17:08

by a famous artist

17:10

it's very valuable well it still looks

17:13

like a lady with a banana in her ear to

17:15

me

17:16

things aren't always as they seem in

17:18

this world mr brown

17:20

just you wait until i finished cleaning

17:22

it

17:24

allow me mrs bird if you don't mind my

17:27

asking

17:28

are we going far we're just taking these

17:31

few things to the rubbish bin

17:37

what's this i've never seen this before

17:41

i suppose they don't think it's worth

17:43

keeping what did mr gruber say

17:46

things aren't always what they seem

17:53

what have you got there there a painting

17:56

i found in the rubbish

17:57

that's why i'm scrubbing it underneath

17:59

the top layer of paint there may be an

18:00

old master what impossible

18:04

will an old master be doing him with the

18:05

rubbish it isn't impossible

18:07

mr gruber says it often happens mr

18:09

gruber said that

18:10

let me see let me do it

18:15

careful huh

18:19

nothing i knew it yes mr brown

18:22

i put your painting by the front door

18:24

just as you said

18:25

it's quite safe oh dear i'm afraid we've

18:29

made a dreadful mistake

18:30

this was mr brown's painting there's

18:32

only one thing to do

18:34

we'll have to admit the truth i'm sure

18:36

mrs bird won't be too upset when she

18:38

learns what we've done mr curry

18:39

it was an honest mistake mrs

18:42

bird why do you have to tell her there

18:46

must be another way

18:48

ah mr curry models must remain

18:52

absolutely still

18:59

[Music]

19:08

hmm

19:11

[Music]

19:23

and your brush away use your hands use

19:25

your feet

19:26

you don't have to be neat give it style

19:28

give it flare

19:29

you paint with your hair throw your

19:31

paint around

19:32

faster and faster it's never a disaster

19:35

just

19:36

call it an

19:41

[Music]

19:50

[Applause]

19:53

[Music]

20:03

look what you've done i'm having no part

20:05

of this

20:07

it doesn't look very like mrs brown as

20:10

mr gruber said

20:11

it all depends how you look at things

20:13

he's right

20:14

it's even worse this way up painting

20:17

isn't as easy as one might think

20:25

brown residents i'm from the art

20:27

exhibition here to pick up an entry

20:29

there it is mind how you go mr brown's

20:32

put a lot of work into that painting

20:34

paddington oh there you are come on in

20:37

it's time for supper

20:39

and make sure you have a good wash first

20:42

oh this lamb is delicious mrs bird i

20:45

think i'll have some more

20:46

i thought artist were supposed to starve

20:49

then it looks like paddington's the only

20:51

artist at this table

20:52

[Laughter]

20:55

i'm not really very hungry mrs bird may

20:57

i be excused

20:58

of course

21:02

i do hope he's all right he hardly

21:04

touched his dinner

21:05

and he seemed to have some funny red

21:07

spots all over his face

21:09

wow red spots i hope he's given it to me

21:12

whatever it is

21:14

he's got green ones as well green ones

21:17

if they're not gone in the morning i'll

21:19

send for the doctor would be a shame if

21:21

he has to stay in bed and miss the

21:23

exhibition tomorrow

21:30

i'm so pleased you're feeling better

21:32

today paddington

21:33

your spots are all gone i know

21:36

i found some of them on his towel this

21:39

morning

21:40

ladies and gentlemen remarkable use of

21:44

color great imagination accredit to the

21:47

artist

21:48

i'm sure that's yours henry i recognize

21:51

the bag

21:53

what's the matter paddington are you

21:55

feeling all right

21:56

yes thank you but i think i may be about

21:59

to have a relapse

22:00

we are delighted to announce that first

22:03

prize in the community arts exhibition

22:05

is awarded to

22:07

mr henry brown of 32

22:10

windsor gardens why that's me

22:14

i can't believe it i've never won

22:16

anything before

22:20

but but this isn't my painting

22:23

what well if it's not your painting then

22:26

whose is it

22:28

i think it may be mine

22:32

but you've got it upside down

22:33

[Music]

22:35

oh better true genius

22:38

marvelous thank you but i must share

22:41

this prize with my neighbor

22:43

if mr curry hadn't modeled for me i

22:45

could never have made my very own old

22:48

[Applause]

22:52

master

22:55

[Music]

23:00

good morning paddington good morning

23:03

judy what are you doing

23:05

ah do you remember the radio contest i

23:07

entered judy

23:09

well the winner is supposed to be

23:10

notified by this morning's post

23:13

huh there there paddington

23:16

there'll be other contests you can

23:18

what's this

23:20

a letter addressed to paddington brown

23:24

dear mr brown for correctly answering

23:26

lima as the capital of peru

23:28

you have won tickets to the new play no

23:31

daughter of mine

23:32

starring cecilia bloom a play

23:37

[Music]

23:41

bloom i haven't seen him on stage since

23:44

i was a school girl

23:46

oh he was so handsome

23:49

was is right he's a great old bear of a

23:52

man now

23:54

old bear i suppose he does look a bit

23:57

like my uncle in darkest peru

24:03

not enough cheese how am i to remember

24:06

me lines when fed such meager

24:08

yes well maybe we should go over some of

24:11

those lines to seeley

24:12

now your first line is my daughter

24:16

has yet to return oh

24:19

how i hate opening nights

24:25

i'd seen pictures of theaters before but

24:27

i'd never been inside one

24:28

i couldn't wait to see the stage

24:31

although it looked as if i might have to

24:36

this is much better it's lucky bears

24:38

have good eyesight

24:39

you can use those opera glasses they're

24:41

only 20p

24:45

20p for a pair of opera glasses is very

24:47

good value

24:48

[Music]

24:50

they'll be handy for watching television

24:51

at home you don't get to keep

24:53

them you put them back when you leave

24:56

[Applause]

24:58

what

25:02

but 20p my marmalade

25:05

oh sandwich my sandwich daughter

25:10

my daughter has yet to return

25:14

her mother will be heartbroken

25:17

i'm late a marmalade will be heartbroken

25:24

her mother will be heartbroken

25:29

don't worry i have another one

25:34

oh father please let me stay

25:38

please let me stay

25:43

no no

25:48

fancy cecilia turning his own daughter

25:50

out into the cold

25:52

he's ignoring my hard stairs perhaps

25:54

it's because i'm using these opera

25:56

glasses

25:59

don't you worry judy mr brown would

26:02

never treat you like that

26:06

there was only one thing to do i had to

26:09

tell the man that it wasn't his

26:10

daughter's fault

26:11

she just made a mistake and i'm a bear

26:14

who knows about making mistakes

26:16

oh father

26:20

don't worry miss bloom wait until i

26:22

speak with your father

26:23

my father oh you mean cecilia

26:28

he'll be off at the end of the act oh

26:30

why

26:31

am i forced to do this thing there must

26:34

be a way

26:35

to change these but she

26:38

my only daughter has disgraced and

26:41

mismatched the family name

26:44

i'll just wait for cecilia to come off

26:45

stage and then tell what

26:54

[Music]

27:00

my sign my sign um

27:03

i have cast my daughter from my home

27:07

may her cursed soul forever roam

27:10

why is paddington on sicily's best my

27:12

daughter from my home

27:14

me her cursed soul forever

27:29

[Music]

27:33

there is nothing about a ghost in here

27:37

the ghost i'm not a ghost

27:40

i am paddington brown and you are a

27:42

hard-hearted father

27:44

who won't even listen to his own

27:45

daughter you should come and stay at mr

27:48

mrs brown's

27:49

they took me in and i came all the way

27:50

from darkest peru

27:54

what is so funny don't you see

27:57

darling paddington believes you really

28:01

are throwing me out into the world

28:02

without a penny

28:04

it shows what a great actor you are

28:09

yes of course quite an understandable

28:12

mistake

28:13

especially for such an intelligent and

28:15

cultured looking bear

28:17

you see darling we were only acting

28:20

but i shall always remember the brave

28:24

bear who came to my rescue

28:27

cecilia how

28:32

[Music]

28:33

um i'm so sorry cecilia you see

28:35

paddington tends to get a bit carried

28:37

away

28:38

we'll just leave and let you get on with

28:40

your play nonsense

28:42

we have decided we need a ghost for the

28:44

second act and this young boy

28:46

is a born actor never been so scared my

28:50

[Music]

28:56

life

29:02

don't thank me thank the ghost

29:06

the ghost

29:12

and gentlemen i'd like to introduce you

29:15

to someone who has reminded me of the

29:18

power of the theater

29:20

and frightened me into remembering all

29:23

my lines

29:26

paddington brown

29:30

oh i love opening nights

29:34

[Music]

29:36

and so do i aunt lucy so cecilia even

29:40

gave me this autograph picture

29:42

which i am sending to you to paddington

29:46

from an old bear to a great one

29:49

oh my god

29:56

dear aunt lucy yesterday i went to the

29:59

seaside for the first time

30:01

i was very excited as i'd always

30:03

wondered what it was like

30:05

mr brown took me out and bought me a new

30:07

sun hat especially for the occasion

30:09

the lady at the shop told me that sun

30:11

hats can be worn many different ways

30:14

[Music]

30:17

it was up to me to find the style that

30:19

suited me best

30:21

no that's not it either no

30:25

uh come on paddington i'll trust you to

30:28

keep us all waiting

30:29

come on that's it

30:33

what are we waiting for

30:34

[Music]

30:43

don't you just love car trips

30:46

it's all right for some

30:52

how about opening the windows everyone

30:54

it'll blow the cobwebs away

30:56

cobwebs

31:01

my hat

31:05

perhaps opening the windows wasn't such

31:06

a good idea henry

31:09

[Music]

31:10

thank you i suggest from now on we keep

31:14

the windows closed

31:23

we're almost there now perhaps we should

31:25

open the windows again dear

31:27

only if paddington promises to hold on

31:29

to his hat

31:30

we're holding we're holding

31:34

[Music]

31:39

can you smell that fresh air it smells

31:42

like

31:43

salt sand rotting fish

31:47

lunch some bears can smell more than is

31:51

good for them

31:55

[Music]

31:57

mr brown said we just pop into a shop to

32:00

get a few things i needed for the beach

32:02

[Music]

32:05

this certainly seemed like a lot of

32:07

things

32:08

[Music]

32:10

oh if only aunt lucy could see me now

32:14

going to the seaside isn't easy

32:18

it's no wonder there aren't many people

32:19

here

32:24

let's have a competition we'll each

32:26

build a sand castle

32:27

then mary and mrs bird can judge the

32:29

best i'm sure i'll win

32:31

oh no you won't because i'm going to win

32:34

ooh don't bet on it

32:35

it could be me

32:40

wait for me

32:48

i needed to find a place with lots of

32:50

room the only castles i'd ever seen

32:52

needed a lot of space

32:59

there just like in the storybooks aunt

33:02

lucy read to me

33:18

[Music]

33:22

this looks like paddington's hat

33:25

it is paddington's hat but where is

33:28

paddington

33:33

[Music]

33:36

paddington

33:38

my sand castle had become too big

33:43

i had to push it back to land before it

33:45

was washed away

33:47

i was beginning to get seasick it was

33:50

worse than when i came over on the boat

33:51

from peru

33:56

i'm all wet wet

34:00

uh-oh i think i'm in trouble again

34:07

nothing i've searched from one end of

34:09

the beach to the other oh

34:10

dear where on earth can he be we'd

34:13

better find a lifeguard

34:16

i must have been floating out here for

34:18

ages it's a good job i came prepared for

34:20

an emergency

34:26

the situation did not look good and as

34:28

much as i don't like to share my

34:30

marmalade sandwiches

34:31

it was time to make an exception

34:34

[Music]

34:41

judging by the weight of this threat

34:43

we've got ourselves a major

34:46

catch help

34:49

let me down this is worse than a bad

34:52

dream

34:52

it's a nightmare here it's some bear

34:57

good afternoon my name's paddington

34:59

brown i'm sorry i can't raise my hat but

35:01

i've

35:02

lost it besides i'm stuck

35:06

don't move you'll only make it worse

35:09

we'll soon have you clear so where did

35:12

you spring from

35:13

darkest peru darkest peru

35:19

that's a good laugh peruse thousands of

35:23

miles from here

35:25

i know it was a very long journey you

35:28

must be

35:29

tired out not at all i've just had a

35:32

good nap

35:33

ah that's better thank you for picking

35:36

me up

35:37

with a bit of luck i may be back in time

35:39

for tea

35:43

poor paddington goodness knows how long

35:46

he's been gone

35:47

and i'm sure he can't swim

35:50

we'll get a search party out there right

35:52

away

35:53

it's a miracle they say it's a bear

35:59

[Music]

36:04

this will make the front page i can see

36:07

the headline now

36:08

hey paddington what did you do for food

36:10

eat plankton

36:11

raw fish no marmalade

36:15

marmalade paddington oh

36:18

paddington it's so good to see you it's

36:21

good to see you

36:22

too um i think you lost

36:25

this we better get you back home

36:30

you mean to peru what a story

36:36

[Music]

36:38

the catch of the season all the way from

36:41

darkest peru

36:43

lone bears epic tale

36:47

oh paddington whatever will you get up

36:50

to next my sobrino

36:56

dear aunt lucy mrs bird says bears have

36:59

two birthdays a year

37:01

a summer one and a winter one just like

37:03

the queen

37:04

that means i get two birthday parties

37:06

every year

37:07

so there's a lot of work for the party

37:09

givers so i decided to help

37:13

oh dear paddington how did you get

37:15

yourself into such a pickle

37:17

oh it had nothing to do with pickles

37:19

judy streamers are a bit difficult with

37:21

paws

37:22

why don't you help jonathan with the

37:23

balloons

37:25

all right then you can take these

37:27

balloons to judy

37:28

[Music]

37:30

balloons are even more difficult than

37:32

streamers oh

37:34

perhaps i can help blow them up mr

37:35

curry's always saying bears are full of

37:37

hot air

37:40

[Music]

37:47

maybe you should help judy with the

37:48

streamers

37:50

[Music]

37:52

it's my birthday and i don't have

37:54

anything to do

38:00

urgent package for mr penny brown

38:03

oh thank you very much

38:06

it was the magic outfit you sent me aunt

38:08

lucy and it couldn't have come at a

38:10

better time

38:11

it meant i could help out with my

38:13

birthday party after all

38:15

i'd put on a magic show alakazam

38:19

out of the zoo so much fun to do

38:22

but how it works they haven't a clue

38:26

[Music]

38:27

where your wand give it a tap pull a

38:30

rabbit

38:32

[Music]

38:41

say the magic spell there it goes nobody

38:45

knows and magicians

38:47

are not likely to tell

38:48

[Music]

38:50

joining wings is a real slick trick they

38:53

all come together with just one flick

38:55

and then come apart just as quick

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alakazam alakazoo magic's so much fun to

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do

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but how it works

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[Music]

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learning magic was going to be a trick

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in itself using the wand

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was by far the easiest part to learn the

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instructions said

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to wave it around and say the magic word

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abra cadabra

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[Music]

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my jar of marmalade it's disappeared

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[Music]

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disappearing disappearing

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normally the instruction book doesn't

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say anything about disappearing

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marmalade

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it must be a very powerful spell to make

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a whole jar vanish

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it'll be a very good trick for tonight

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but i'll have to persuade mrs bird to

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give me another jar

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[Music]

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abracadabra i'll give you abracadabra

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and be careful with that wand or you'll

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have someone's eye out

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there's some interesting tricks in this

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book of yours paddington i don't mind

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which ones you perform this evening

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as long as you don't try sawing anyone

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in half

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[Music]

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when the guests started arriving our

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neighbor mr curry

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soon realized we were having a party so

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it's the bear's birthday is it

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i'm sure he must have forgotten to send

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me my invitation mrs bird says mr curry

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is always looking out for anything

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that's free

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especially when it's something to eat

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ladies and gentlemen

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as i couldn't find mr brown saw for my

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next trick

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but you haven't done one yet bear it's

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one thing for that mr curry to come to a

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party he wasn't invited to

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but to take the first helping of

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buddington's cake it's disgusting

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perhaps paddington will make him

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disappear

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i take one egg i wish he'd take

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something that would be easier on the

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carpet

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and place it on the table so abracadabra

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of course it's all done by slight of

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poor but very good for a bear

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now can you make it come back

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[Music]

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abracadabra

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excellent now that's what i call a good

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trick

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making people think he was going to find

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an egg it was a jar of marmalade all the

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time

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[Applause]

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i'm afraid i haven't had time to

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practice the disappearing flowers trick

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so there may be a few minutes break

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disappearing

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flowers disappearing flowers

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what on earth can he be doing

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did he say a few minutes or a few hours

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rather a slow trick this one i think i

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may have another piece of cake

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are you all right in there mr brown it's

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all dark and i can't read my instruction

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book

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let's get you out paddington quite a

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good trick the disappearing bear

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very unusual but i don't see what the

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flowers are for

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for my next trick i would like a watch

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are you sure wouldn't anything else do

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you can have mine if you like bear only

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be careful

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it's very valuable and

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i hope you know what you're doing bear

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that was when i read

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for this trip to work it is necessary to

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have a second watch

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preferably a junk one

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20 years i've had this watch and now

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look at it

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this will cost someone a pretty penny

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nonsense it's one you bought from me for

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50 pence six months ago

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you ought to be ashamed of yourself

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telling lies to a young bear

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oh dear i think that's my disappearing

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egg

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it must have reappeared again i've never

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been so insulted in all my life it's the

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last time i shall ever come to one of

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your birthday parties bear

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well well paddington did make him

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disappear

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after all

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[Music]

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foreign

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two

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two two

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[Music]

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curious and speaks as mine but trouble's

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never far behind

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[Music]

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you

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