Paddington Bear Movie – Paddington Meets the Browns

– Can you all just go away, please? I need to look presentable.

– That was so boring.

– I’m sorry you feel like that, but it was my week to choose and I enjoyed the Victorian Wool Experience.

– At least we spent time together as a family.

– And we learnt a lot about wool.

– Did you have fun,pumpkin?

– It’s Judy, and it was fine until you jumped in the lake.

– It’s a bathing pond. It’s what you’re supposed to do.

– Not naked!

– Well, I forgot my costume.

– Jonathan, don’t jump like that. Seven per cent of childhood accidents start with jumping.

– If I’m gonna be an astronaut…

– You’re not “gonna” be.

– You can be whatever you want,peanut.

– Oh, stranger danger.

– What?

– Keep your eyes down. There’s some sort of bear over there.

– Probably selling something.

– Good evening.

– No, thank you.

– Oh, dear. Must be doing something wrong.

– Hello there.

– Mary!

– Oh. Hello. Coming down in stair rods, isn’t it?

– Oh…

– Yes.

– Mum…

– Er…

– I hope you don’t mind me asking, but shouldn’t you be at home?

– Oh, yes, I should. But… I haven’t quite worked out how to find one.

– Where are your parents?

– They died when I was small.

– Here we go.

– All I have left is my aunt.

– And where’s she?

– Darkest Peru.

– In the home for retired bears.

– Yeah, course she is. How did you get here?

– I stowed away. In a lifeboat.

– Cool!

– And ate marmalade.

– Did you know bears like marmalade?

– I didn’t even know bears could talk.

– Well, I’m a very rare bear. There aren’t many of us left.

– And what are you going to do now?

– Well, I thought I would probably just sleep over there in that bin.

– That’s the spirit. Anyway…

– Dad!

– Why don’t we find you some help?

– Oh, yes, please. If you’re sure it’s no trouble?

– Of course it isn’t. Is it, darling?

– Not at all.