WEBVTT 00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:05.000 ..:: Presented By ZarFilm Website ::.. ‏.:: www.bolboljan.net ::. 00:00:50.778 --> 00:00:52.876 LUCY : Just think, Pastuzo, 00:00:52.878 --> 00:00:55.842 this time next month we'll be in London. 00:00:55.844 --> 00:00:58.708 Where the rivers run with marmalade 00:00:58.710 --> 00:01:01.642 and the streets are paved with bread. 00:01:01.644 --> 00:01:03.875 Did you read the book about London? 00:01:03.877 --> 00:01:05.010 I skimmed it. 00:01:05.012 --> 00:01:07.077 Oh, Pastuzo. 00:01:07.079 --> 00:01:09.908 Well, reading makes me sleepy. 00:01:09.910 --> 00:01:12.643 But any city that can come up with this 00:01:12.645 --> 00:01:14.843 is all right by me. 00:01:14.845 --> 00:01:15.879 (LUCY SIGHS) 00:01:16.543 --> 00:01:18.478 Ooh, Pastuzo, look! 00:01:20.812 --> 00:01:23.412 PASTUZO : It's... It's a cub. 00:01:23.878 --> 00:01:25.110 Lucy! 00:01:25.112 --> 00:01:27.144 Lower me down. 00:01:27.146 --> 00:01:29.210 Be careful. 00:01:29.212 --> 00:01:31.545 (CUB SCREAMING) 00:01:40.977 --> 00:01:43.375 Lower, Pastuzo. Lower. 00:01:43.377 --> 00:01:45.312 (CONTINUES SCREAMING) 00:01:49.412 --> 00:01:50.612 (YELPS) 00:01:58.911 --> 00:02:00.408 (LUCY PANTING) 00:02:00.410 --> 00:02:02.077 PASTUZO : Lucy? 00:02:02.079 --> 00:02:03.609 Lucy! 00:02:03.611 --> 00:02:07.508 I'm afraid we're not going to London after all. 00:02:07.510 --> 00:02:09.142 PASTUZO : Why not? 00:02:09.144 --> 00:02:12.410 We've got a cub to raise. 00:02:12.412 --> 00:02:15.177 - PASTUZO : What's he like? - LUCY : Rather small. 00:02:15.179 --> 00:02:16.309 (SNEEZES) 00:02:16.311 --> 00:02:17.944 And rather sneezy. 00:02:19.544 --> 00:02:21.909 But he likes his marmalade. 00:02:21.911 --> 00:02:24.276 - PASTUZO : That's a good sign. - (BURPS) 00:02:24.278 --> 00:02:26.177 LUCY : Oh, yes, Pastuzo. 00:02:26.179 --> 00:02:31.845 If we look after this bear, I have a feeling he'll go far. 00:02:41.344 --> 00:02:44.011 (CHURCH BELL TOLLING) 00:02:51.378 --> 00:02:52.876 PADDINGTON : Dear Aunt Lucy. 00:02:52.878 --> 00:02:55.709 I hope all is well in the Home for Retired Bears. 00:02:55.711 --> 00:02:59.110 Life in London has been better than ever this summer. 00:02:59.112 --> 00:03:02.742 I've really got to grips with how things work. 00:03:02.744 --> 00:03:04.611 - (WHIRRING) - (SIGHS) 00:03:07.478 --> 00:03:11.143 And it seems there's something new to do every day. 00:03:11.145 --> 00:03:12.542 - Guess what, Paddington? - Hmm? 00:03:12.544 --> 00:03:14.475 The steam fair is coming to town. 00:03:14.477 --> 00:03:15.609 I'm going along tonight to write about it 00:03:15.611 --> 00:03:16.943 - in my newspaper. - Ooh. 00:03:16.945 --> 00:03:18.842 Who's going to want to read about that? 00:03:18.844 --> 00:03:21.609 Everyone. They travel the world in an old steam train. 00:03:21.611 --> 00:03:23.408 - I thought you'd love it. - I do. 00:03:23.410 --> 00:03:25.742 Don't tell anyone, okay? Not cool. 00:03:25.744 --> 00:03:27.676 - Why don't we all go? - PADDINGTON : Good idea. 00:03:27.678 --> 00:03:29.476 Your father's a dab hand at the coconut shy. 00:03:29.478 --> 00:03:31.843 "Bullseye Brown" they used to call him. 00:03:31.845 --> 00:03:33.777 Not anymore. Coconuts are a young man's game. 00:03:33.779 --> 00:03:36.542 Well, I think you're in great shape for a man your age, 00:03:36.544 --> 00:03:38.409 - Mr. Brown. - Ah, thank you, Paddington. 00:03:38.411 --> 00:03:40.476 Hang on, how old do you think I am? 00:03:40.478 --> 00:03:43.208 Oh, er, about 80. 00:03:43.210 --> 00:03:45.408 - 80? - At least. 00:03:45.410 --> 00:03:47.842 - Just a minute, young bear. - Hmm? 00:03:47.844 --> 00:03:50.676 Thought I told you to wash behind your ears. 00:03:50.678 --> 00:03:51.943 Oh, but I did, Mrs. Bird. I... 00:03:51.945 --> 00:03:53.910 I wonder how that got in there. 00:03:53.912 --> 00:03:55.143 (BICYCLE BELL RINGS) 00:03:55.145 --> 00:03:57.376 I really feel at home in Windsor Gardens. 00:03:57.378 --> 00:03:58.542 Bonjour, Mademoiselle. 00:03:58.544 --> 00:04:00.576 Good morning, Paddington. 00:04:00.578 --> 00:04:02.676 - I brought you breakfast. - Thank you. 00:04:02.678 --> 00:04:05.309 Your sandwiches always put me in a good mood. 00:04:05.311 --> 00:04:06.676 Morning, Doctor Jafri. 00:04:06.678 --> 00:04:09.010 You haven't forgotten your keys, have you? 00:04:09.012 --> 00:04:10.975 Keys? Keys! 00:04:10.977 --> 00:04:12.110 Oh. Oh! (SIGHS) 00:04:12.112 --> 00:04:13.442 PADDINGTON : Well caught. 00:04:13.444 --> 00:04:15.441 - Thank you, Paddington. - You're welcome. 00:04:15.443 --> 00:04:17.142 Glorious day, Colonel. 00:04:17.144 --> 00:04:19.942 Is it? How absolutely thrilling. 00:04:19.944 --> 00:04:21.675 How was your date, Miss Kitts? 00:04:21.677 --> 00:04:23.909 Well, he wasn't the one, but you know what they say. 00:04:23.911 --> 00:04:26.509 - Plenty more fish in the sea. - Exactly. 00:04:26.511 --> 00:04:27.812 Thank you. 00:04:29.611 --> 00:04:31.010 (MUSICAL TRUCK HORN PLAYING) 00:04:31.012 --> 00:04:33.643 - Morning, Paddington. - Morning, Mr. Barnes. 00:04:33.645 --> 00:04:36.009 - Bye, Paddington. - Au revoir, mademoiselle. 00:04:36.011 --> 00:04:37.743 Right, test me. 00:04:37.745 --> 00:04:40.509 What's the quickest way from Baker Street to Big Ben? 00:04:40.511 --> 00:04:41.710 Ah, an easy one. 00:04:41.712 --> 00:04:43.809 Turn right onto Portman Square... 00:04:43.811 --> 00:04:46.510 PADDINGTON : Everyone has been so kind and welcoming 00:04:46.512 --> 00:04:49.175 even though they're very busy. 00:04:49.177 --> 00:04:52.375 Mrs. Brown is planning to swim to France. 00:04:52.377 --> 00:04:54.608 It seems an awful lot of hard work 00:04:54.610 --> 00:04:56.177 when you can go by boat 00:04:56.179 --> 00:04:58.743 or plane or even train. But that's not the point. 00:04:58.745 --> 00:05:00.509 She's been cooped up all summer 00:05:00.511 --> 00:05:03.209 illustrating a series of adventure stories 00:05:03.211 --> 00:05:06.442 and has decided she wants one of her own. 00:05:06.444 --> 00:05:09.109 Whoo-hoo! 00:05:09.111 --> 00:05:11.776 PADDINGTON : Judy has been suffering from a broken heart. 00:05:11.778 --> 00:05:15.208 I'm dumped? I think you'll find you're dumped, Tony! 00:05:15.210 --> 00:05:17.777 PADDINGTON : Her first reaction was to become a nun. 00:05:17.779 --> 00:05:19.309 But she soon got over that 00:05:19.311 --> 00:05:22.009 and has thrown herself into a new hobby. 00:05:22.011 --> 00:05:24.242 She found an old printing press at school 00:05:24.244 --> 00:05:27.475 and is starting a newspaper with no boys. 00:05:27.477 --> 00:05:29.775 Now all we need is some news. 00:05:29.777 --> 00:05:31.176 PADDINGTON : Jonathan is joining her 00:05:31.178 --> 00:05:32.575 at big school this year. 00:05:32.577 --> 00:05:33.976 - (TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWING) - He spent the holidays 00:05:33.978 --> 00:05:36.176 building a fully-working steam engine, 00:05:36.178 --> 00:05:38.542 but I'm not supposed to talk about that 00:05:38.544 --> 00:05:40.476 - as it's "not cool." - (BLOWS TRAIN WHISTLE) 00:05:40.478 --> 00:05:42.042 He's got a whole new look, 00:05:42.044 --> 00:05:45.408 and if anyone asks, he's now called J-Dog, 00:05:45.410 --> 00:05:48.079 and he's definitely not into steam trains. 00:05:49.344 --> 00:05:51.909 But Mr. Brown has been busiest of all. 00:05:51.911 --> 00:05:54.308 He recently had a surprise at work. 00:05:54.310 --> 00:05:55.975 CEO : I am delighted to announce, 00:05:55.977 --> 00:05:59.308 our new Head of Risk Analysis will be 00:05:59.310 --> 00:06:01.375 Mr. Steve Visby. 00:06:01.377 --> 00:06:03.443 (ALL APPLAUDING) 00:06:03.445 --> 00:06:05.208 PADDINGTON : And this has prompted 00:06:05.210 --> 00:06:08.642 what Mrs. Bird calls "a full-blown midlife crisis." 00:06:08.644 --> 00:06:11.509 It involves blending his food, 00:06:11.511 --> 00:06:13.875 painting his hair, 00:06:13.877 --> 00:06:16.808 and engaging in a process called "Chakrabatics." 00:06:16.810 --> 00:06:20.208 INSTRUCTOR : Open your mind and your legs will follow. 00:06:20.210 --> 00:06:21.675 (YELPS) 00:06:21.677 --> 00:06:25.076 - Thank you, Paddington. - Keep up the good work. 00:06:25.078 --> 00:06:28.274 Oh, Aunt Lucy, you sent me to London to find a home, 00:06:28.276 --> 00:06:31.242 and it's worked out better than I ever imagined. 00:06:31.244 --> 00:06:32.842 I have a wonderful family. 00:06:32.844 --> 00:06:34.009 (WHISTLES) 00:06:34.011 --> 00:06:36.141 And have made friends in all sorts of places. 00:06:36.143 --> 00:06:38.042 Here, boy. 00:06:38.044 --> 00:06:39.644 There you go, Wolfie. 00:06:41.045 --> 00:06:44.409 I do hope if you could see me, you'd be pleased. 00:06:44.411 --> 00:06:46.809 Lots of love from Paddington. 00:06:46.811 --> 00:06:48.376 - Mr. Gruber? - (STORE BELL JINGLING) 00:06:48.378 --> 00:06:50.642 GRUBER : Ah, Mr. Brown, come in. 00:06:50.644 --> 00:06:53.876 I just had a visit from Madame Kozlova 00:06:53.878 --> 00:06:55.108 who runs the fair. 00:06:55.110 --> 00:06:56.743 Oh, yes? 00:06:56.745 --> 00:06:59.476 They were having a clear out and found all these old crates 00:06:59.478 --> 00:07:01.743 stuffed full with memory-bilia they thought 00:07:01.745 --> 00:07:03.809 - had been lost forever. - Oh! 00:07:03.811 --> 00:07:05.475 She asked me if I would sell it 00:07:05.477 --> 00:07:07.043 for them while they're in town. 00:07:07.045 --> 00:07:10.077 And it struck me there might be something in here 00:07:10.079 --> 00:07:11.942 for your auntie's birthday. 00:07:11.944 --> 00:07:13.476 Oh, good idea. 00:07:13.478 --> 00:07:14.810 - (BUZZING) - (GASPS) 00:07:14.812 --> 00:07:17.009 Ah, look at this! 00:07:17.011 --> 00:07:18.775 (TOY MONKEY GIBBERING) 00:07:18.777 --> 00:07:20.943 It's very nice, Mr. Gruber, but... 00:07:20.945 --> 00:07:23.442 I know, I know, it has to be perfect. 00:07:23.444 --> 00:07:24.910 Well, since Uncle Pastuzo died, 00:07:24.912 --> 00:07:26.875 I'm the only relative she's got left. 00:07:26.877 --> 00:07:29.408 And it isn't every day a bear turns 100. 00:07:29.410 --> 00:07:31.675 Quite so. Ah! 00:07:31.677 --> 00:07:34.609 How about these rolling shoes? 00:07:34.611 --> 00:07:36.576 Please, Mr. Gruber, be serious. 00:07:36.578 --> 00:07:39.643 Perhaps your auntie's rolling days are behind her. 00:07:39.645 --> 00:07:41.975 I think you might be right. 00:07:41.977 --> 00:07:44.243 Oh, what's this? (BLOWS) 00:07:44.245 --> 00:07:47.276 Ah, that must be the popping book. 00:07:47.278 --> 00:07:48.910 Very interesting. 00:07:48.912 --> 00:07:49.977 Really? 00:07:49.979 --> 00:07:52.575 You see, Madame Kozlova's great-grandmother, 00:07:52.577 --> 00:07:54.109 who started the fair, 00:07:54.111 --> 00:07:56.542 was also a brilliant artist. 00:07:56.544 --> 00:07:59.108 And every time they visited a new city, 00:07:59.110 --> 00:08:01.708 she made a popping book to remember it by. 00:08:01.710 --> 00:08:02.642 Oh! 00:08:02.644 --> 00:08:04.911 And this is London. 00:08:10.544 --> 00:08:13.811 PADDINGTON : Oh, Mr. Gruber, it's wonderful. 00:08:14.879 --> 00:08:17.942 Aunt Lucy always dreamed of coming to London 00:08:17.944 --> 00:08:19.576 and never had the chance. 00:08:19.578 --> 00:08:21.810 But if she saw this, 00:08:21.812 --> 00:08:24.643 it would be like she were finally here. 00:08:24.645 --> 00:08:27.642 (SEAGULLS SQUAWKING) 00:08:27.644 --> 00:08:29.978 - (SHIP HORN BLARING) - (PASSENGERS CHEERING) 00:08:31.644 --> 00:08:34.375 PADDINGTON : Aunt Lucy! Aunt Lucy! 00:08:34.377 --> 00:08:35.779 LUCY : Paddington! 00:08:39.377 --> 00:08:40.711 Oh! 00:08:46.176 --> 00:08:47.842 Come with me, Aunt Lucy. 00:08:47.844 --> 00:08:53.710 Oh, yes, please. I want to see everything. 00:08:53.712 --> 00:08:56.342 NEWS VENDOR : Get all your racing news right here. 00:08:56.344 --> 00:09:00.578 - Well, what do you think? - It's wonderful. 00:09:02.978 --> 00:09:04.376 All aboard. 00:09:04.378 --> 00:09:08.276 - One and a half bears, please. - Mind your step, madam. 00:09:08.278 --> 00:09:10.478 LUCY : What a polite young man. 00:09:12.077 --> 00:09:13.243 (PIGEON COOING) 00:09:13.245 --> 00:09:15.445 What a polite young pigeon. 00:09:20.478 --> 00:09:22.679 (BIG BEN TOLLING) 00:09:25.644 --> 00:09:30.778 Oh, Paddington, you've made an old bear so very happy. 00:09:32.511 --> 00:09:34.511 This is perfect. 00:09:35.277 --> 00:09:37.341 - Oh. - Huh? 00:09:37.343 --> 00:09:39.075 We have a snag. 00:09:39.077 --> 00:09:40.643 Do we? 00:09:40.645 --> 00:09:43.642 You see, this popping book is the only one of its kind, 00:09:43.644 --> 00:09:46.241 and they want rather a lot of money for it. 00:09:46.243 --> 00:09:50.274 Oh, well, Mrs. Bird found this coin in my ear at breakfast. 00:09:50.276 --> 00:09:51.974 Perhaps there's more. 00:09:51.976 --> 00:09:54.608 (CHUCKLES) It would take more than an earful, Mr. Brown. 00:09:54.610 --> 00:09:58.242 I'm afraid you would need a thousand of those coins. 00:09:58.244 --> 00:09:59.543 Oh. 00:09:59.545 --> 00:10:01.676 Let's take another look at the monkey. 00:10:01.678 --> 00:10:03.476 I think he's super-duper. 00:10:03.478 --> 00:10:05.908 - (TOY MONKEY GIBBERING) - Oh! 00:10:05.910 --> 00:10:07.675 I can fix that. 00:10:07.677 --> 00:10:09.941 That's very kind, Mr. Gruber, 00:10:09.943 --> 00:10:12.709 but Aunt Lucy did so much for me when I was a cub, 00:10:12.711 --> 00:10:16.108 and this could be my way of saying thank you. 00:10:16.110 --> 00:10:19.643 I'm going to get a job and buy that book. 00:10:19.645 --> 00:10:21.642 Back in a few minutes, Paddington. 00:10:21.644 --> 00:10:24.712 - Ciao ciao. - Ciao ciao, Mr. Giuseppe. 00:10:26.311 --> 00:10:30.375 Good afternoon. Welcome to Giuseppe's grooming salon. 00:10:30.377 --> 00:10:32.141 What can I do for you today, sir? 00:10:32.143 --> 00:10:34.142 A shave? A light pomade? 00:10:34.144 --> 00:10:35.341 Or is it just a brush? 00:10:35.343 --> 00:10:36.909 - (STORE BELLS JINGLE) - (GASPS) 00:10:36.911 --> 00:10:38.075 Quick trim, barber. 00:10:38.077 --> 00:10:40.276 Oh, I'm not the barber. I just tidy up. 00:10:40.278 --> 00:10:41.742 That's all I want. 00:10:41.744 --> 00:10:44.076 Tidy up the back and sides, nothing off the top. 00:10:44.078 --> 00:10:45.408 Yes, but... 00:10:45.410 --> 00:10:47.608 No buts. Come on, man, chop-chop. 00:10:47.610 --> 00:10:49.544 If you say so, sir. 00:10:53.011 --> 00:10:54.242 Hmm. 00:10:54.244 --> 00:10:55.478 Ah. 00:10:58.011 --> 00:10:59.810 Hmm... 00:10:59.812 --> 00:11:02.344 - (WHIRRING) - Oh. Whoa! 00:11:15.077 --> 00:11:16.577 (SNORING) 00:11:19.043 --> 00:11:21.678 (PHONE RINGING) 00:11:23.144 --> 00:11:25.476 (VIBRATING) Giuseppe's? 00:11:25.478 --> 00:11:29.008 Would you mind if I call you back? 00:11:29.010 --> 00:11:32.811 I think I may be about to shave a customer. 00:11:34.278 --> 00:11:35.978 Oh, thank goodness. 00:11:37.278 --> 00:11:38.478 (YELPS) 00:11:40.511 --> 00:11:43.209 Just putting you on hold. 00:11:43.211 --> 00:11:45.174 (SCREAMING) 00:11:45.176 --> 00:11:46.676 But I don't want to. 00:11:46.678 --> 00:11:48.242 (SIGHS) It's only a haircut, Nelson. 00:11:48.244 --> 00:11:49.911 There's nothing to be afraid of. 00:11:50.943 --> 00:11:53.409 Come in. Take a seat. 00:11:53.411 --> 00:11:55.478 We'll go somewhere else. 00:11:56.276 --> 00:11:57.544 (GROANS) 00:11:58.810 --> 00:11:59.843 (GASPS) 00:12:01.510 --> 00:12:03.077 Oh, that's not good. 00:12:04.011 --> 00:12:06.512 Oh... Um... 00:12:09.977 --> 00:12:10.977 No. 00:12:11.977 --> 00:12:12.977 Um... 00:12:13.744 --> 00:12:14.744 Ah. 00:12:21.144 --> 00:12:22.376 (CUSTOMER MUTTERING) 00:12:22.378 --> 00:12:24.975 Just giving you some product, sir. 00:12:24.977 --> 00:12:27.311 Ah, jolly good. Carry on. 00:12:28.643 --> 00:12:31.276 PADDINGTON : All done. 00:12:31.278 --> 00:12:34.943 I must say, it's turned out a lot better than I expected. 00:12:39.511 --> 00:12:42.309 What... What the devil's that? 00:12:42.311 --> 00:12:44.611 It's, er, marmalade. 00:12:45.177 --> 00:12:46.775 Marmalade? 00:12:46.777 --> 00:12:48.874 Hairy marmalade. 00:12:48.876 --> 00:12:50.541 Well, get it off! 00:12:50.543 --> 00:12:52.874 Yes, sir. Right away, sir. 00:12:52.876 --> 00:12:55.842 Oh, yuck! What is the matter with you? 00:12:55.844 --> 00:12:58.509 - Paddington! - Mr. Giuseppe. I can explain. 00:12:58.511 --> 00:13:00.309 It's really not as bad as it looks. 00:13:00.311 --> 00:13:01.743 (FIRE ALARM BEEPING) 00:13:04.477 --> 00:13:06.808 Have you ever been fired, Mr. Brown? 00:13:06.810 --> 00:13:09.176 Well, no, but are you quite sure 00:13:09.178 --> 00:13:11.543 you're ready for the workplace, Paddington? 00:13:11.545 --> 00:13:14.008 It's a tough, competitive world out there, 00:13:14.010 --> 00:13:16.275 and I worry a good-natured little bear 00:13:16.277 --> 00:13:17.774 might get trampled underfoot. 00:13:17.776 --> 00:13:20.007 He's right, you know? You can't trust anyone. 00:13:20.009 --> 00:13:22.308 That's why I'm doing my newspaper alone. 00:13:22.310 --> 00:13:24.142 MARY : Darling, is this about Tony? 00:13:24.144 --> 00:13:25.275 JUDY : No! 00:13:25.277 --> 00:13:26.807 JONATHAN : Everything is about Tony. 00:13:26.809 --> 00:13:28.041 And the only reason no-one's helping with your paper 00:13:28.043 --> 00:13:29.343 is because it's so lame. 00:13:29.345 --> 00:13:30.608 Well, at least I'm not pretending 00:13:30.610 --> 00:13:32.076 to be someone I'm not. 00:13:32.078 --> 00:13:33.508 Nor am I. G-Man. 00:13:33.510 --> 00:13:35.442 - J-Dog. - BOTH : Spud bounce. 00:13:35.444 --> 00:13:36.975 But Aunt Lucy said, 00:13:36.977 --> 00:13:39.309 "If we're kind and polite, the world will be right." 00:13:39.311 --> 00:13:41.109 At least someone's making sense. 00:13:41.111 --> 00:13:44.142 Sorry. You're kind, Mr. Brown, and you made it to the top. 00:13:44.144 --> 00:13:47.008 I'm nowhere near the top. I peaked in the middle. 00:13:47.010 --> 00:13:48.276 Now my hair's gone grey, 00:13:48.278 --> 00:13:50.841 my belly's popped out, and I've started to creak. 00:13:50.843 --> 00:13:52.242 (PEOPLE CHEERING) 00:13:52.244 --> 00:13:53.909 Oh, doesn't that man live in the big house on the corner? 00:13:53.911 --> 00:13:55.676 JONATHAN : It's Phoenix Buchanan. 00:13:55.678 --> 00:13:57.408 Dad's 'celebrity' client. 00:13:57.410 --> 00:13:59.541 He's one of our Platinum Club members. 00:13:59.543 --> 00:14:01.908 And a very famous actor. 00:14:01.910 --> 00:14:03.608 Or used to be. 00:14:03.610 --> 00:14:06.109 Now he just does dog food commercials. 00:14:06.111 --> 00:14:07.441 Mrs. Bird doesn't like him 00:14:07.443 --> 00:14:09.242 because he can never remember her name. 00:14:09.244 --> 00:14:10.543 Now then, simmer down, simmer... 00:14:10.545 --> 00:14:12.142 All right, little bit more. 00:14:12.144 --> 00:14:13.275 (PEOPLE CHEERING) 00:14:13.277 --> 00:14:14.807 That's enough. 00:14:14.809 --> 00:14:18.543 I'm sorry, I'm at my worst tonight. I really am. I am 00:14:18.545 --> 00:14:21.709 tickled the deepest shade of shrimp 00:14:21.711 --> 00:14:23.576 to have been asked here tonight 00:14:23.578 --> 00:14:26.008 to open this wonderful old steam fair. 00:14:26.010 --> 00:14:27.108 But you know, 00:14:27.110 --> 00:14:29.241 when Madame Kozlova created this thing 00:14:29.243 --> 00:14:30.809 all those years ago, 00:14:30.811 --> 00:14:33.808 she most certainly was not thinking of people like me, 00:14:33.810 --> 00:14:34.975 whatever I am, 00:14:34.977 --> 00:14:38.409 'VIP, ' 'celebrity.' I hate all that stuff. 00:14:38.411 --> 00:14:40.609 No, no... 'West End legend, ' 00:14:40.611 --> 00:14:41.875 - that's another one. - (CROWD LAUGHING) 00:14:41.877 --> 00:14:45.376 No, no, she was thinking of you guys, huh? 00:14:45.378 --> 00:14:46.541 The ordinary people. 00:14:46.543 --> 00:14:49.576 So, I'm gonna ask one of you to 00:14:49.578 --> 00:14:51.309 come up here and open the fair. 00:14:51.311 --> 00:14:52.841 Volunteers? Anyone. 00:14:52.843 --> 00:14:53.975 ALL : Me. Me. 00:14:53.977 --> 00:14:56.175 Eeny, meeny, miney... 00:14:56.177 --> 00:14:57.774 (GRUNTING) 00:14:57.776 --> 00:14:58.941 ...bear! 00:14:58.943 --> 00:15:01.741 Let's have the young bear. Why not? 00:15:01.743 --> 00:15:04.441 - Come, come, young ursine. - Thank you. 00:15:04.443 --> 00:15:07.042 Up here, my furry friend. Very good, very good. 00:15:07.044 --> 00:15:09.808 - Now, your name is? - Paddington Brown. 00:15:09.810 --> 00:15:12.908 Oh, well, of course it is. You are my new neighbor. 00:15:12.910 --> 00:15:14.475 You live with 00:15:14.477 --> 00:15:17.675 Henry and Mary and the great Mrs... 00:15:17.677 --> 00:15:19.443 - (MUMBLES) - (SIGHS) 00:15:19.445 --> 00:15:21.510 Now then, I suppose you know who I am? 00:15:21.512 --> 00:15:23.775 Oh, yes, you're a very famous actor. 00:15:23.777 --> 00:15:26.975 - Oh, pooh. (CHUCKLES) - Or used to be. 00:15:26.977 --> 00:15:29.343 Now you do dog food commercials. 00:15:29.345 --> 00:15:30.543 (CROWD LAUGHING) 00:15:30.545 --> 00:15:33.441 - Well, a man has to eat. - What, dog food? 00:15:33.443 --> 00:15:35.445 (ALL LAUGHING) 00:15:36.478 --> 00:15:38.941 (STRAINED LAUGHING) 00:15:38.943 --> 00:15:40.342 Very, very funny. 00:15:40.344 --> 00:15:43.641 Anyway, they do say that at Madame Kozlova's, 00:15:43.643 --> 00:15:45.543 all your dreams come true. 00:15:45.545 --> 00:15:48.175 So, if you had one wish tonight, what would it be? 00:15:48.177 --> 00:15:49.641 Oh, that's easy. 00:15:49.643 --> 00:15:51.774 I'd like to get my Aunt Lucy a birthday present. 00:15:51.776 --> 00:15:53.243 - ALL : Aww. - Aww. Darling. 00:15:53.245 --> 00:15:55.808 I've got my eye on an old pop-up book of London. 00:15:55.810 --> 00:15:58.410 Made by Madame Kozlova, as it happens. 00:15:58.412 --> 00:16:00.543 The only problem is it's rather expensive. 00:16:00.545 --> 00:16:03.209 So I need to get my paws on an awful lot of money. 00:16:03.211 --> 00:16:05.740 Well, I'm not sure that we can offer you that. 00:16:05.742 --> 00:16:08.008 But we can of course offer you 00:16:08.010 --> 00:16:09.342 oodles of fun. 00:16:09.344 --> 00:16:11.708 So, if you would like to lend me a paw, 00:16:11.710 --> 00:16:15.408 we now declare Kozlova's Steam Fair 00:16:15.410 --> 00:16:17.574 - open! - (ALL CHEERING) 00:16:17.576 --> 00:16:20.475 Thank you, thank you very much. 00:16:20.477 --> 00:16:22.777 - (CARNIVAL MUSIC PLAYING) - Wonderful, thank you. 00:16:25.278 --> 00:16:27.574 - Mrs. Brown? - Just one moment. 00:16:27.576 --> 00:16:29.476 - A word in your ear. - Hmm? 00:16:29.478 --> 00:16:31.775 This, er, this pop-up book. 00:16:31.777 --> 00:16:33.707 - Do you know it? - I know of it. 00:16:33.709 --> 00:16:35.675 But I was led to believe it was lost. 00:16:35.677 --> 00:16:37.442 Where on earth did you find it? 00:16:37.444 --> 00:16:39.342 Oh, at Mr. Gruber's Antique Shop. 00:16:39.344 --> 00:16:41.309 He's keeping it to one side for me, 00:16:41.311 --> 00:16:42.976 but I really need a job. 00:16:42.978 --> 00:16:46.409 I don't suppose you have any advice, do you? 00:16:46.411 --> 00:16:48.442 No. No. No. 00:16:48.444 --> 00:16:49.841 I imagine you just have to 00:16:49.843 --> 00:16:51.609 start at the bottom of the ladder 00:16:51.611 --> 00:16:53.441 and work your way up. (CHUCKLES) 00:16:53.443 --> 00:16:55.208 Do you know what, Mr. Buchanan? 00:16:55.210 --> 00:16:56.475 Hmm? 00:16:56.477 --> 00:16:58.874 You've just given me the most brilliant idea. 00:16:58.876 --> 00:16:59.808 Have I? 00:16:59.810 --> 00:17:02.010 I'm going to be a window cleaner. 00:17:16.477 --> 00:17:19.444 (GRUNTING) 00:17:22.877 --> 00:17:24.045 (SIGHS) Hmm... 00:17:25.110 --> 00:17:26.411 Ah. 00:17:35.778 --> 00:17:37.312 (EXHALES) 00:17:44.110 --> 00:17:45.445 (GRUMBLES) 00:17:45.877 --> 00:17:46.911 Ah. 00:17:58.010 --> 00:17:59.077 Hmm? 00:18:00.110 --> 00:18:01.444 Oh... Oh, dear. 00:18:03.743 --> 00:18:04.810 Um... 00:18:07.045 --> 00:18:08.710 (YELPING) 00:18:10.143 --> 00:18:11.377 (GROANS) 00:18:11.843 --> 00:18:12.878 (SIGHS) 00:18:14.278 --> 00:18:15.477 Hmm... 00:18:16.411 --> 00:18:18.042 Ow. 00:18:18.044 --> 00:18:19.344 (GRUNTING) 00:18:22.110 --> 00:18:24.311 Hello? Anyone? 00:18:46.677 --> 00:18:47.678 Hmm? 00:18:54.244 --> 00:18:55.741 (DOORBELL RINGS) 00:18:55.743 --> 00:18:58.676 - Hello? Window cleaner. - LANCASTER : No, thank you. 00:18:58.678 --> 00:19:01.309 Sure, Colonel? They're awfully dirty. 00:19:01.311 --> 00:19:04.276 I don't care and I'm not paying. 00:19:04.278 --> 00:19:06.507 Perhaps I'll do them anyway. 00:19:06.509 --> 00:19:07.910 (PULLEYS CREAKING) 00:19:12.577 --> 00:19:13.778 (LANCASTER SIGHS) 00:19:25.911 --> 00:19:27.344 (PADDINGTON YELPS) 00:19:29.143 --> 00:19:30.710 (SIGHS) 00:19:50.610 --> 00:19:53.308 (KNOCKING ON DOOR) 00:19:53.310 --> 00:19:54.675 Good afternoon, Colonel. 00:19:54.677 --> 00:19:57.375 Are you aware there's a bear on your roof? 00:19:57.377 --> 00:19:59.841 Yes, he seems to be cleaning my windows. 00:19:59.843 --> 00:20:02.241 Shall I do your gutters while I'm up here? 00:20:02.243 --> 00:20:05.141 Um, yes. Thank you. 00:20:05.143 --> 00:20:07.908 Well, of course it's not for me to say, Colonel, 00:20:07.910 --> 00:20:10.308 but I wouldn't care to have an undesirable 00:20:10.310 --> 00:20:12.075 crawling all over my premises. 00:20:12.077 --> 00:20:14.574 And as Commander of your Community Defense Force... 00:20:14.576 --> 00:20:16.876 Is that an official position, Mr. Curry? 00:20:16.878 --> 00:20:19.743 Or have you just bought yourself a yellow coat? 00:20:21.911 --> 00:20:23.710 Got my eye on you, bear. 00:20:24.744 --> 00:20:27.143 Oh. Sorry. 00:20:27.145 --> 00:20:29.574 MAN : ♫.. Here's a little song 00:20:29.576 --> 00:20:31.911 ♫.. To help you get along 00:20:34.442 --> 00:20:37.076 ♫.. Get you out the door 00:20:37.078 --> 00:20:39.078 ♫.. To do a tiny chore 00:20:41.743 --> 00:20:45.508 ♫.. Take some soap and water Mix it up together 00:20:45.510 --> 00:20:48.907 ♫.. Splash it on the window pane 00:20:48.909 --> 00:20:52.809 ♫.. Scrub it left to right Till it's shiny bright 00:20:52.811 --> 00:20:54.708 ♫.. Rub with all your might 00:20:54.710 --> 00:20:58.441 ♫.. Left and right Make it right 00:20:58.443 --> 00:21:01.941 ♫.. Rub and scrub With your tub 00:21:01.943 --> 00:21:04.877 ♫.. Left and right Rub and scrub 00:21:28.977 --> 00:21:31.208 One more day, Aunt Lucy. 00:21:31.210 --> 00:21:33.444 - (GLASS SHATTERING) - Hmm? 00:21:38.943 --> 00:21:40.077 Mr. Gruber? 00:21:40.677 --> 00:21:41.573 Eh? 00:21:41.575 --> 00:21:42.908 You're not Mr. Gruber! 00:21:42.910 --> 00:21:45.677 - Clear off! - Oh, no, you don't. 00:21:46.277 --> 00:21:47.878 (LADDER WHIRRING) 00:21:52.944 --> 00:21:54.810 (ALARM RINGING) 00:21:57.911 --> 00:21:59.909 Stop! Thief! 00:21:59.911 --> 00:22:01.975 (PANTING) 00:22:01.977 --> 00:22:04.208 Come back with that book! 00:22:04.210 --> 00:22:05.575 (SIREN WAILING) 00:22:05.577 --> 00:22:07.641 Robbery in progress at Gruber's Antiques. 00:22:07.643 --> 00:22:09.675 Suspect is a small bear wearing 00:22:09.677 --> 00:22:11.778 a red hat and blue duffle coat. 00:22:13.843 --> 00:22:14.843 PADDINGTON : Stop! 00:22:16.010 --> 00:22:17.510 Come back! 00:22:20.710 --> 00:22:22.074 (GASPS) 00:22:22.076 --> 00:22:23.343 No! 00:22:24.275 --> 00:22:25.576 (WHISTLES) 00:22:27.376 --> 00:22:28.978 (BARKING) 00:22:31.944 --> 00:22:33.678 Come on, Wolfie. 00:22:40.677 --> 00:22:42.575 Oi! 00:22:42.577 --> 00:22:45.008 - Oi! Get off it! - PADDINGTON : Give that back! 00:22:45.010 --> 00:22:46.641 (BOTH GRUNTING) 00:22:46.643 --> 00:22:48.109 - (LAUGHING) - No! 00:22:48.111 --> 00:22:50.844 - THIEF : Nice try, bear. - Whoa, Wolfie. 00:22:52.176 --> 00:22:53.741 (BICYCLE BELL RINGING) 00:22:53.743 --> 00:22:55.241 Toodle-oo. 00:22:55.243 --> 00:22:57.141 Oh. Um... 00:22:57.143 --> 00:22:58.843 (BOAT HORN HONKING) 00:23:00.276 --> 00:23:01.743 - (HOWLING) - Giddy-up! 00:23:03.276 --> 00:23:04.477 Ow. 00:23:05.477 --> 00:23:07.011 Come on, boy. 00:23:11.510 --> 00:23:14.041 - (BIRDS SQUAWKING) - (PADDINGTON YELPING) 00:23:14.043 --> 00:23:17.543 Excuse me. Coming through. Who are you? (GRUNTS) 00:23:19.744 --> 00:23:21.308 Oh, dear. 00:23:21.310 --> 00:23:23.443 Strike a light! Oh! 00:23:24.375 --> 00:23:25.676 (GROANING) 00:23:25.678 --> 00:23:29.009 That book is reserved for Aunt Lucy! 00:23:29.011 --> 00:23:30.141 (SQUAWKS) 00:23:30.143 --> 00:23:32.141 - Hello there. - (HISSES) 00:23:32.143 --> 00:23:33.941 Oh! Ow. Not the snout! 00:23:33.943 --> 00:23:35.441 - Wolfie! - (BARKS) 00:23:35.443 --> 00:23:37.077 (SCREAMING) 00:23:39.543 --> 00:23:42.778 Thank you, Wolfie. Come on. Attaboy. 00:23:43.911 --> 00:23:45.643 (PANTING) 00:23:46.943 --> 00:23:50.474 All right, all right. You got me. 00:23:50.476 --> 00:23:51.909 Hand over that book. 00:23:51.911 --> 00:23:54.511 'Fraid I can't do that. Cheerio. 00:23:56.744 --> 00:23:58.744 - (WHIMPERS) - But 00:23:59.944 --> 00:24:01.674 where did he go? 00:24:01.676 --> 00:24:03.507 Hold it right there. 00:24:03.509 --> 00:24:05.542 Oh, thank goodness you're here, Officer. 00:24:05.544 --> 00:24:07.675 Put your... paws in the air. 00:24:07.677 --> 00:24:09.942 But I'm not the thief. 00:24:09.944 --> 00:24:13.408 I was chasing the thief. And then he... He... 00:24:13.410 --> 00:24:15.507 Disappeared in a puff of smoke? 00:24:15.509 --> 00:24:18.311 - (TIRES SCREECHING) - Well, yes. 00:24:19.043 --> 00:24:21.476 (INDISTINCT CHATTERING) 00:24:35.811 --> 00:24:37.274 - JONATHAN : Paddington! - MARY : Oh, no! 00:24:37.276 --> 00:24:38.875 - HENRY : What's going on? - OFFICER : Hold it there. 00:24:38.877 --> 00:24:40.508 Hang on. Hang on. We're taking him into custody. 00:24:40.510 --> 00:24:42.508 - There must be some mistake. - No mistake, sir. 00:24:42.510 --> 00:24:43.742 What's happened? 00:24:43.744 --> 00:24:45.441 - Caught red-handed. - What? 00:24:45.443 --> 00:24:47.009 Robbing Gruber's Antiques. 00:24:47.011 --> 00:24:51.408 CURRY : Well, well, well. The truth is out. 00:24:51.410 --> 00:24:54.174 We opened our hearts to that bear, 00:24:54.176 --> 00:24:55.875 we opened our doors. 00:24:55.877 --> 00:24:58.540 Well, you did. I kept mine triple locked 00:24:58.542 --> 00:25:00.542 in accordance with the guidelines. 00:25:00.544 --> 00:25:05.009 And all along, he was robbing you blind. 00:25:05.011 --> 00:25:06.141 (POLICE VAN ENGINE STARTS) 00:25:06.143 --> 00:25:07.411 MARY : Paddington! 00:25:08.443 --> 00:25:10.776 - Oh, no! - ALL : Paddington! 00:25:10.778 --> 00:25:12.443 Oh, dear! 00:25:16.676 --> 00:25:19.807 THIEF : A nice little haul, and no mistake. 00:25:19.809 --> 00:25:22.007 Turned out to be quite a stroke of luck, 00:25:22.009 --> 00:25:24.575 that bear turning up when he did. 00:25:24.577 --> 00:25:27.911 Coppers think he done it. We're in the clear. 00:25:28.510 --> 00:25:31.073 (LAUGHING) 00:25:31.075 --> 00:25:33.474 Indeed, Magwitch. 00:25:33.476 --> 00:25:36.508 And we gave quite a performance, you and I. 00:25:36.510 --> 00:25:39.443 Just like the old days. 00:25:40.710 --> 00:25:42.675 Why the lemon face, Hamlet? 00:25:42.677 --> 00:25:44.341 If you have something to say, 00:25:44.343 --> 00:25:46.407 I beg you, share it with us all. 00:25:46.409 --> 00:25:48.941 It is not, nor it cannot come to good. 00:25:48.943 --> 00:25:51.774 Oh, really. You and your dreary conscience. 00:25:51.776 --> 00:25:53.707 Tell me this. Which would you rather? 00:25:53.709 --> 00:25:56.040 That you stand here, gathering dust 00:25:56.042 --> 00:25:57.842 while I humiliate myself 00:25:57.844 --> 00:26:00.475 in a spaniel's costume on television 00:26:00.477 --> 00:26:03.108 or that we all return in glory 00:26:03.110 --> 00:26:04.808 in the greatest one-man show 00:26:04.810 --> 00:26:07.307 the West End has ever seen? 00:26:07.309 --> 00:26:08.807 (AUDIENCE CHEERING) 00:26:08.809 --> 00:26:12.741 Oh, thank you, my darlings. Thank you. Thank you. 00:26:12.743 --> 00:26:17.642 Blessings upon you all. Deepest of bows. Thank you. 00:26:17.644 --> 00:26:19.274 I know what you're thinking, Scrooge. 00:26:19.276 --> 00:26:20.440 It will cost a fortune, 00:26:20.442 --> 00:26:21.841 but if I'm right, 00:26:21.843 --> 00:26:25.407 that is exactly what this book will provide. 00:26:25.409 --> 00:26:28.341 This is no dusty antique. 00:26:28.343 --> 00:26:30.274 Hidden on every page, 00:26:30.276 --> 00:26:33.008 a little lady pointing to a clue. 00:26:33.010 --> 00:26:38.342 Find all the clues, we're rich again, 00:26:38.344 --> 00:26:41.644 and our dog food days are done. 00:26:42.943 --> 00:26:45.141 BUTLER : (ON VIDEO) Dinner is served, Master. 00:26:45.143 --> 00:26:46.609 Thank you, Simkins. 00:26:46.611 --> 00:26:56.611 Telegram Channel and Instagram Page .:: @bollbolljan_com ::. 00:26:50.810 --> 00:26:53.842 can I recommend Harley's Gourmet Dindins. 00:26:53.844 --> 00:26:57.440 More taste, more goodness, more, 00:26:57.442 --> 00:27:00.175 dare one say, class. 00:27:00.177 --> 00:27:01.474 Mmm. 00:27:01.476 --> 00:27:03.307 NARRATOR : Harley's Gourmet Dog Food. 00:27:03.309 --> 00:27:05.510 - Woof. - Not to be consumed by humans. 00:27:07.043 --> 00:27:09.074 BAILIFF : Court will rise. 00:27:09.076 --> 00:27:12.173 Deep breath, Paddington. Remember what Mr. Brown said. 00:27:12.175 --> 00:27:15.842 "You're young. You've done nothing wrong. You'll be fine. 00:27:15.844 --> 00:27:18.507 "So long as you get a fair-minded judge." 00:27:18.509 --> 00:27:20.976 Order! O... Order. 00:27:24.877 --> 00:27:26.274 Oh, dear. 00:27:26.276 --> 00:27:29.909 You'll now hear the case of the Crown versus Paddington 00:27:30.377 --> 00:27:31.841 Brown. 00:27:31.843 --> 00:27:33.374 (GULPS) 00:27:33.376 --> 00:27:35.307 Oh, yes, he loved the book. 00:27:35.309 --> 00:27:37.475 His heart was set on top of it. 00:27:37.477 --> 00:27:40.674 So you discussed how expensive it was? 00:27:40.676 --> 00:27:43.775 Yes, but he was earning the money. 00:27:43.777 --> 00:27:46.742 I refuse to believe that young Mr. Brown 00:27:46.744 --> 00:27:48.841 would ever burglarize my shop. 00:27:48.843 --> 00:27:50.741 ALL : Exactly. 00:27:50.743 --> 00:27:52.141 FORENSIC INVESTIGATOR : Paw prints were found 00:27:52.143 --> 00:27:55.708 here, here, and here. 00:27:55.710 --> 00:27:58.677 And a substance, later identified as marmalade, 00:27:59.376 --> 00:28:01.241 was found here. 00:28:01.243 --> 00:28:04.376 And is this the same marmalade? 00:28:10.476 --> 00:28:11.808 Yes, it is. 00:28:11.810 --> 00:28:13.208 (ALL GASPING) 00:28:13.210 --> 00:28:15.007 Phoenix Buchanan, do you swear to tell the truth, 00:28:15.009 --> 00:28:17.241 the whole truth and nothing but the truth? 00:28:17.243 --> 00:28:19.674 May my entrails be plucked forth 00:28:19.676 --> 00:28:23.475 and wound about my neck should I deceive. 00:28:23.477 --> 00:28:26.907 I do. Prison is no laughing matter. 00:28:26.909 --> 00:28:30.841 And I should know, I spent three years in Les Misérables. 00:28:30.843 --> 00:28:32.475 (ALL LAUGHING) 00:28:32.477 --> 00:28:35.207 Mr. Buchanan, you live on the same street 00:28:35.209 --> 00:28:36.774 - as the defendant? - I do. 00:28:36.776 --> 00:28:40.408 And you were an eye witness to the events that night? 00:28:40.410 --> 00:28:42.173 Indeed I was. 00:28:42.175 --> 00:28:45.440 I was up late, when I became aware of a hullabaloo 00:28:45.442 --> 00:28:46.840 in the street below. 00:28:46.842 --> 00:28:50.642 I went to my awards room, which is a large room 00:28:50.644 --> 00:28:52.541 overlooking the newspaper kiosk, 00:28:52.543 --> 00:28:54.742 and I saw young Paddington 00:28:54.744 --> 00:28:58.173 riding a rather disreputable-looking hound. 00:28:58.175 --> 00:29:00.208 Mary Brown drew this 00:29:00.210 --> 00:29:01.776 based on the bear's description 00:29:01.778 --> 00:29:04.442 of the man he claims he was chasing. 00:29:04.444 --> 00:29:07.775 Did you see him on the street that night? 00:29:07.777 --> 00:29:10.441 Oh, a handsome devil, isn't he? Hmm? 00:29:10.443 --> 00:29:13.874 - Dazzling eyes. - Yes, but did you see him? 00:29:13.876 --> 00:29:18.040 Your answer will tell us whether the bear is guilty. 00:29:18.042 --> 00:29:19.644 Did you see this man? 00:29:20.344 --> 00:29:21.744 Alas, 00:29:22.842 --> 00:29:23.941 I did not. 00:29:23.943 --> 00:29:25.107 (ALL GASP) 00:29:25.109 --> 00:29:27.074 PHOENIX : But perhaps he'd already vanished. 00:29:27.076 --> 00:29:31.311 I beg you, have mercy on him. He is but a cub. 00:29:33.142 --> 00:29:35.442 GUARD : Paddington Brown. 00:29:35.444 --> 00:29:38.908 Ten years for grand theft... 00:29:38.910 --> 00:29:40.240 Oh, but, I... 00:29:40.242 --> 00:29:44.009 ...and grievous barberly harm. 00:29:46.277 --> 00:29:48.678 - (DOOR BUZZES) - Follow me. 00:30:14.377 --> 00:30:15.841 Oh, um... 00:30:15.843 --> 00:30:18.208 Mrs. Brown usually reads me a story before bed. 00:30:18.210 --> 00:30:19.541 I don't suppose... 00:30:19.543 --> 00:30:22.741 Sorry, son. No bedtime stories in here. 00:30:22.743 --> 00:30:23.810 Oh. 00:30:26.309 --> 00:30:27.677 (DOOR LOCKS) 00:30:42.243 --> 00:30:44.275 Dear Aunt Lucy. 00:30:44.277 --> 00:30:47.707 A great deal has happened since I last wrote. 00:30:47.709 --> 00:30:50.874 There's been a bit of a mix-up with your present, 00:30:50.876 --> 00:30:52.773 and the upshot is I've had to leave 00:30:52.775 --> 00:30:55.408 Windsor Gardens and move 00:30:55.410 --> 00:30:57.806 - somewhere else. - (THUNDER RUMBLING) 00:30:57.808 --> 00:31:01.008 It isn't quite as charming as the Browns' house, 00:31:01.010 --> 00:31:02.607 but it's not all bad. 00:31:02.609 --> 00:31:04.774 It's a period property. 00:31:04.776 --> 00:31:06.774 In fact, it's one of the most substantial 00:31:06.776 --> 00:31:09.140 Victorian buildings in London, 00:31:09.142 --> 00:31:11.007 and the security arrangements 00:31:11.009 --> 00:31:12.906 are second to none. 00:31:12.908 --> 00:31:15.842 I'm only allowed to see the Browns once a month. 00:31:16.776 --> 00:31:19.343 I wonder what they're doing now. 00:31:44.443 --> 00:31:46.910 I do hope they don't forget me. 00:31:48.509 --> 00:31:49.973 Of course they won't, Paddington. 00:31:49.975 --> 00:31:52.474 This is the Browns you're talking about. 00:31:52.476 --> 00:31:54.041 They'll sort everything out, 00:31:54.043 --> 00:31:56.907 and I'll be able to go home and get your present, 00:31:56.909 --> 00:31:59.776 and everything will be right as rain. 00:32:00.876 --> 00:32:03.610 I just need to hold on till then. 00:32:07.444 --> 00:32:09.377 (WHISTLING) 00:32:43.676 --> 00:32:44.677 D. 00:32:50.277 --> 00:32:52.076 The hunt begins. 00:32:54.609 --> 00:32:57.274 (DOOR BUZZES AND OPENS) 00:32:57.276 --> 00:33:02.573 GUARD : 325, 326, 327... 00:33:02.575 --> 00:33:05.207 Here goes, Paddington. Manners. 00:33:05.209 --> 00:33:06.542 GUARD : Fall in. 00:33:07.243 --> 00:33:08.673 Good morning. 00:33:08.675 --> 00:33:10.207 How would you like to start a gardening club? 00:33:10.209 --> 00:33:14.407 How would you like to be buried in a very deep hole? 00:33:14.409 --> 00:33:15.674 After you. 00:33:15.676 --> 00:33:17.876 Spooner, R. Workshop. 00:33:19.376 --> 00:33:22.841 Brown, P. Laundry duty. 00:33:22.843 --> 00:33:24.907 Right, laundry. 00:33:24.909 --> 00:33:26.442 Laundry, laundry? 00:33:26.444 --> 00:33:27.977 Ah! Laundry! 00:33:29.977 --> 00:33:31.477 (BUZZING) 00:33:33.876 --> 00:33:35.411 (GRUNTS) 00:33:45.842 --> 00:33:47.043 Ugh! 00:33:52.342 --> 00:33:53.610 Oh! 00:34:04.809 --> 00:34:05.909 (GASPS) 00:34:07.842 --> 00:34:08.977 (EXCLAIMS) 00:34:11.210 --> 00:34:12.910 (GRUNTING) 00:34:16.610 --> 00:34:18.706 Oh, it's only one red sock. 00:34:18.708 --> 00:34:21.076 What's the worst that can happen? 00:34:24.409 --> 00:34:26.340 Afternoon, chaps. 00:34:26.342 --> 00:34:27.941 (GROWLS) 00:34:27.943 --> 00:34:31.308 If you ask me, the pink really brightens the place up a bit. 00:34:31.310 --> 00:34:35.607 If you ask me, you should pipe down and enjoy your dinner, 00:34:35.609 --> 00:34:37.843 because it might be your last. 00:34:38.410 --> 00:34:39.473 Okay. 00:34:39.475 --> 00:34:41.043 (TRAY CLATTERING) 00:34:43.576 --> 00:34:45.809 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 00:34:56.276 --> 00:34:57.908 (SNIFFS) Ugh. 00:34:57.910 --> 00:35:00.673 Don't worry. I used to be a restaurant critic. 00:35:00.675 --> 00:35:02.809 - It's not as bad as it looks. - Oh. 00:35:03.243 --> 00:35:04.473 (GAGS) 00:35:04.475 --> 00:35:06.275 It's worse. 00:35:06.277 --> 00:35:08.240 What is this? 00:35:08.242 --> 00:35:09.573 Nobody knows. 00:35:09.575 --> 00:35:11.975 But we've been eating it three times a day 00:35:11.977 --> 00:35:13.640 for the past ten years. 00:35:13.642 --> 00:35:14.907 Why doesn't someone have 00:35:14.909 --> 00:35:17.340 - a word with the chef? - (COUGHS) 00:35:17.342 --> 00:35:20.208 - With Knuckles? - (GROWLING) 00:35:20.210 --> 00:35:23.140 Two things to remember if you want to survive in here. 00:35:23.142 --> 00:35:27.007 Keep your head down and never talk to Knuckles. 00:35:27.009 --> 00:35:27.974 Thank you. 00:35:27.976 --> 00:35:30.140 Well I think it's a great idea. 00:35:30.142 --> 00:35:31.441 Tell you what, son, 00:35:31.443 --> 00:35:33.573 you get Knuckles to change the menu and 00:35:33.575 --> 00:35:35.574 we might forget about you making us 00:35:35.576 --> 00:35:38.107 look like a bunch of pink flamingos. 00:35:38.109 --> 00:35:41.073 - All right then, I will. - PHIBS : You don't wanna 00:35:41.075 --> 00:35:42.707 - do that. - Aunt Lucy said, 00:35:42.709 --> 00:35:45.439 "If you look for the good in people, you'll find it." 00:35:45.441 --> 00:35:47.876 She obviously never met Knuckles. 00:35:54.109 --> 00:35:55.810 Um, excuse me. 00:35:56.809 --> 00:35:58.475 Mr. Knuckles? 00:35:59.042 --> 00:36:00.275 Yes? 00:36:00.277 --> 00:36:01.708 I just wondered if I could have 00:36:01.710 --> 00:36:03.508 a quick word about the food? 00:36:03.510 --> 00:36:06.041 Send a medic to the canteen. 00:36:06.043 --> 00:36:07.843 You want to 00:36:08.877 --> 00:36:10.341 complain? 00:36:10.343 --> 00:36:12.308 Oh, no, I wouldn't say complain. 00:36:12.310 --> 00:36:13.707 Oh, that's a shame. 00:36:13.709 --> 00:36:17.643 Because I just love it when people complain. 00:36:18.408 --> 00:36:20.475 - Really? - Oh, yeah. 00:36:20.943 --> 00:36:22.041 Oh. 00:36:22.043 --> 00:36:24.708 Well, in that case, it's very gritty. 00:36:24.710 --> 00:36:26.440 - Oh. - And lumpy. 00:36:26.442 --> 00:36:27.908 And as for the bread... 00:36:27.910 --> 00:36:29.208 (PRISONERS GASP) 00:36:29.210 --> 00:36:30.673 Need I say more? 00:36:30.675 --> 00:36:33.440 I think we need to completely overhaul the menu. 00:36:33.442 --> 00:36:35.041 Now I know we're working to a tight budget, 00:36:35.043 --> 00:36:37.108 but we could at least add some sauce. 00:36:37.110 --> 00:36:38.339 (PRISONERS GASP) 00:36:38.341 --> 00:36:41.407 Oh. Sorry about that. I'll just... 00:36:41.409 --> 00:36:44.240 Hmm. No, that's just rubbing it in. 00:36:44.242 --> 00:36:45.740 (GROWLS) 00:36:45.742 --> 00:36:48.442 Don't worry. I know what gets ketchup stains out. 00:36:50.209 --> 00:36:52.076 Hang on, was it mustard? 00:36:53.875 --> 00:36:55.340 No. 00:36:55.342 --> 00:36:57.373 That's just made it worse! 00:36:57.375 --> 00:36:59.876 Does anyone know what works on ketchup? 00:37:00.375 --> 00:37:01.576 Chaps? 00:37:04.375 --> 00:37:05.707 (PRISONERS GASP) 00:37:05.709 --> 00:37:07.975 Forget the medic. Better send a priest. 00:37:07.977 --> 00:37:09.906 You listen to me, you little maggot. 00:37:09.908 --> 00:37:11.074 Listening. 00:37:11.076 --> 00:37:13.574 Nobody criticizes my food! 00:37:13.576 --> 00:37:14.907 - Right. - Nobody 00:37:14.909 --> 00:37:17.740 squirts condiments on my apron. 00:37:17.742 --> 00:37:19.441 - Got it. - And nobody 00:37:19.443 --> 00:37:22.341 bonks me on the head with a baguette. 00:37:22.343 --> 00:37:23.573 No bonking. 00:37:23.575 --> 00:37:24.706 I'll overhaul the menu all right. 00:37:24.708 --> 00:37:26.373 - Really? - Dish of the day. 00:37:26.375 --> 00:37:28.075 - Yes? - Bear pie. 00:37:28.077 --> 00:37:29.843 I don't like it. 00:37:46.409 --> 00:37:48.207 What is this? 00:37:48.209 --> 00:37:50.642 It's a marmalade sandwich. 00:37:51.375 --> 00:37:52.774 Marmalade? 00:37:52.776 --> 00:37:55.474 My Aunt Lucy taught me to make them. 00:37:55.476 --> 00:37:57.608 You mean, you can make this? 00:37:57.610 --> 00:38:01.541 - Well, yes. - Stand aside. 00:38:01.543 --> 00:38:06.207 Get up off the floor, you bunch of yellow-bellies! 00:38:06.209 --> 00:38:07.875 Listen to me. 00:38:07.877 --> 00:38:09.306 This bear is now 00:38:09.308 --> 00:38:11.207 - under my protection. - Oh. 00:38:11.209 --> 00:38:14.240 Anyone who touches a hair on his back 00:38:14.242 --> 00:38:17.606 will answer to Knuckles McGinty. 00:38:17.608 --> 00:38:20.676 That's Knuckles with a capital 'N.' 00:38:22.710 --> 00:38:25.941 - Thank you, Mr. McGinty. - Don't thank me yet. 00:38:25.943 --> 00:38:29.475 I don't do nothin' for no one for nothin'. 00:38:30.009 --> 00:38:31.973 Beg your pardon? 00:38:31.975 --> 00:38:33.875 You get my protection 00:38:33.877 --> 00:38:37.443 so long as you make that marmalade. Deal? 00:38:38.442 --> 00:38:40.073 (SPITS) 00:38:40.075 --> 00:38:41.943 Deal. (SPITS) 00:38:48.176 --> 00:38:51.340 Somebody's got to recognize him sooner or later. 00:38:51.342 --> 00:38:53.173 (GRUBER GRUNTS) 00:38:53.175 --> 00:38:54.941 You all right, Mr. Gruber? 00:38:54.943 --> 00:38:56.940 There's something about this whole business 00:38:56.942 --> 00:38:58.841 that has been tickling my brainbox. 00:38:58.843 --> 00:39:00.175 What is it? 00:39:00.177 --> 00:39:01.975 On the night of the robbery, 00:39:01.977 --> 00:39:03.874 when young Mr. Brown called out, 00:39:03.876 --> 00:39:06.974 the thief took to his heels and ran down the stairs. 00:39:06.976 --> 00:39:08.774 MARY : Came straight through the shop 00:39:08.776 --> 00:39:11.641 and out the front door, setting off the alarm. 00:39:11.643 --> 00:39:14.640 Ah. But that's the thing. He didn't go straight through 00:39:14.642 --> 00:39:16.008 - the shop. - No? 00:39:16.010 --> 00:39:17.506 GRUBER : He came all the way over here 00:39:17.508 --> 00:39:18.906 to get the popping book. 00:39:18.908 --> 00:39:21.874 Why not some jewelry or a vase? 00:39:21.876 --> 00:39:24.606 They're much closer. Far more valuable. 00:39:24.608 --> 00:39:26.640 He can't know much about antiques. 00:39:26.642 --> 00:39:27.743 No. 00:39:28.742 --> 00:39:30.074 Unless 00:39:30.076 --> 00:39:33.742 he knows something about that book that we don't. 00:39:35.543 --> 00:39:38.407 You may find this hard to believe, Madame Kozlova, 00:39:38.409 --> 00:39:39.874 but Paddington is innocent. 00:39:39.876 --> 00:39:41.674 And we think that the real thief 00:39:41.676 --> 00:39:43.106 may have broken into Mr Gruber's 00:39:43.108 --> 00:39:45.808 just to steal your great-grandmother's pop-up book. 00:39:45.810 --> 00:39:49.273 - The pop-up book? - I know it sounds far-fetched. 00:39:49.275 --> 00:39:51.474 But is there anything you could tell us about that book? 00:39:51.476 --> 00:39:53.543 Anything at all could be helpful. 00:39:54.709 --> 00:39:57.910 - That's quite a story. - Oh, really? 00:39:59.242 --> 00:40:00.875 Come with me. 00:40:00.877 --> 00:40:03.839 I'll show you where it all happened. 00:40:03.841 --> 00:40:08.007 You see, my great-grandmother, who started this fair, 00:40:08.009 --> 00:40:11.340 was the finest show woman of her generation. 00:40:11.342 --> 00:40:15.506 She could tame lions, breathe fire, swallow swords, 00:40:15.508 --> 00:40:20.641 but she was most famous for the trapeze. 00:40:20.643 --> 00:40:23.873 They called her the "Flying Swan." 00:40:23.875 --> 00:40:27.340 Wherever she went, she was showered with gifts, 00:40:27.342 --> 00:40:28.975 and made a fortune. 00:40:28.977 --> 00:40:34.406 But where there is a fortune, there is also jealousy. 00:40:34.408 --> 00:40:38.206 The magician wanted it for himself. 00:40:38.208 --> 00:40:39.943 And the "Flying Swan"... 00:40:41.009 --> 00:40:42.541 (AUDIENCE GASPING) 00:40:42.543 --> 00:40:46.573 ...became the "Dying Swan." 00:40:46.575 --> 00:40:50.410 He went to her caravan and opened her strongbox. 00:40:51.543 --> 00:40:53.673 But instead of her treasure, 00:40:53.675 --> 00:40:57.807 all he found was one of her pop-up books: 00:40:57.809 --> 00:41:01.007 - Twelve Landmarks of London. - (MAN SHOUTING) 00:41:01.009 --> 00:41:04.542 They had him cornered, but he vanished. 00:41:05.676 --> 00:41:08.540 And neither he, nor the treasure, 00:41:08.542 --> 00:41:10.843 were ever heard of again. 00:41:11.976 --> 00:41:13.506 I knew there was something special 00:41:13.508 --> 00:41:15.106 - about that pop-up book. - HENRY : Hmm? 00:41:15.108 --> 00:41:17.841 Well, why else would she have kept it in her strongbox? 00:41:17.843 --> 00:41:20.074 You're not telling me you believed all that guff, are you? 00:41:20.076 --> 00:41:23.406 Madame Kozlova drew 12 London landmarks in that book. 00:41:23.408 --> 00:41:24.640 Yes? 00:41:24.642 --> 00:41:26.007 Well, what if they're not just landmarks. 00:41:26.009 --> 00:41:28.676 What if they're... I don't know... 00:41:30.010 --> 00:41:31.407 - ...clues! - Clues? 00:41:31.409 --> 00:41:34.306 - To where she hid her fortune. - You mean a treasure map? 00:41:34.308 --> 00:41:35.740 - Exactly! - (SIGHS) 00:41:35.742 --> 00:41:38.139 And that's why the thief took it from Mr Gruber's. 00:41:38.141 --> 00:41:41.140 First thing tomorrow we need to go to every landmark in that book, 00:41:41.142 --> 00:41:44.007 see if we can sniff out anything suspicious. 00:41:44.009 --> 00:41:46.007 Too many adventure stories, Mary. 00:41:46.009 --> 00:41:47.106 What? 00:41:47.108 --> 00:41:48.406 She's a fortune-teller. 00:41:48.408 --> 00:41:50.806 She spun you a yarn. It's what they do. 00:41:50.808 --> 00:41:53.073 Honestly, Henry, you're so close-minded these days. 00:41:53.075 --> 00:41:54.340 What's that supposed to mean? 00:41:54.342 --> 00:41:56.507 What happened to the man I married? 00:41:56.509 --> 00:41:57.640 He'd have believed me. 00:41:57.642 --> 00:42:00.673 - Oh, him. He's gone. - What? 00:42:00.675 --> 00:42:02.975 I'm afraid your husband's just a creaky old man, 00:42:02.977 --> 00:42:05.741 - he's not Bullseye Brown. - (MARY GROANS) 00:42:05.743 --> 00:42:08.609 WOMEN : ♫.. I'm crazy like a fool 00:42:09.643 --> 00:42:12.375 ♫.. What about Daddy Cool? 00:42:13.309 --> 00:42:15.977 ♫.. Daddy, Daddy Cool 00:42:17.274 --> 00:42:19.741 ♫.. Daddy, Daddy Cool 00:42:19.743 --> 00:42:20.974 Bullseye. 00:42:20.976 --> 00:42:22.441 Oh, Henry. 00:42:22.443 --> 00:42:24.473 MALE SINGER : She's crazy about her daddy 00:42:24.475 --> 00:42:26.607 Henry? Henry! 00:42:26.609 --> 00:42:27.874 Anyway, the point is, 00:42:27.876 --> 00:42:29.307 we're not going to help Paddington 00:42:29.309 --> 00:42:30.741 by going on a wild goose chase. 00:42:30.743 --> 00:42:32.474 We're looking for this scruffy chancer, 00:42:32.476 --> 00:42:34.273 not some swashbuckling pirate 00:42:34.275 --> 00:42:36.641 hunting for buried treasure. 00:42:36.643 --> 00:42:39.940 I think there's more to him than meets the eye. 00:42:39.942 --> 00:42:41.706 I think he somehow knew the story 00:42:41.708 --> 00:42:43.641 of the Kozlova fortune 00:42:43.643 --> 00:42:46.576 and is out there right now trying to find it. 00:42:47.443 --> 00:42:49.606 Well, Grandfather, 00:42:49.608 --> 00:42:54.539 tonight we go in search of clue number two. 00:42:54.541 --> 00:42:58.441 The setting, St. Paul's Cathedral. 00:42:58.443 --> 00:43:00.910 But how to slip in unobserved? 00:43:01.609 --> 00:43:04.709 Enter Sister Isabella. 00:43:11.008 --> 00:43:13.241 (THUNDER RUMBLING) 00:43:13.243 --> 00:43:14.740 (SNORING) 00:43:14.742 --> 00:43:17.873 - KNUCKLES : Wakey-wakey. - (GASPS) 00:43:17.875 --> 00:43:19.676 Marmalade time. 00:43:21.576 --> 00:43:24.774 GUARD : There you go, lads. Good luck. 00:43:24.776 --> 00:43:27.807 - Um, Mr. McGinty... - What do you want? 00:43:27.809 --> 00:43:30.775 Well, the thing is, I'm actually innocent. 00:43:30.777 --> 00:43:32.574 And I wondered if you had any advice 00:43:32.576 --> 00:43:34.807 on how to clear my name? Now that we're friends. 00:43:34.809 --> 00:43:38.307 KNUCKLES : Friends? I'm your boss, not your buddy. 00:43:38.309 --> 00:43:40.841 Oh. Well, after you. 00:43:40.843 --> 00:43:43.973 Why? So you can stab me in the back? 00:43:43.975 --> 00:43:46.473 No. Because it's polite. 00:43:46.475 --> 00:43:48.540 Aunt Lucy said, "If we're kind and polite, 00:43:48.542 --> 00:43:50.072 "the world will be right." 00:43:50.074 --> 00:43:52.306 (SCOFFS) You were ahead of me and now you're behind. 00:43:52.308 --> 00:43:53.609 That makes you a sap. 00:43:54.742 --> 00:43:57.739 - Ingredients are over there. - Um... 00:43:57.741 --> 00:44:01.106 - Aren't you going to help? - Nope. Now get on with it. 00:44:01.108 --> 00:44:03.973 But there's 500 hungry prisoners coming for breakfast, 00:44:03.975 --> 00:44:06.373 so we'll need 1,000 juicy oranges and... 00:44:06.375 --> 00:44:09.707 Oh, and rule number one: no talking. 00:44:09.709 --> 00:44:10.743 (GRUNTS) 00:44:12.009 --> 00:44:13.676 (HUMMING) 00:44:15.909 --> 00:44:18.606 Rule number two: 00:44:18.608 --> 00:44:20.972 - no humming or singing... - But... I... 00:44:20.974 --> 00:44:24.941 ...or any other expression of bonhomie. 00:44:32.842 --> 00:44:33.941 (EXHALES) 00:44:38.909 --> 00:44:40.676 (UTENSILS CLANGING) 00:44:42.508 --> 00:44:44.207 (GRUNTING) 00:44:44.209 --> 00:44:46.773 Ooh, that's heavy. 00:44:46.775 --> 00:44:48.876 Come on, put your back into it. 00:44:51.876 --> 00:44:52.909 Help. 00:44:55.643 --> 00:44:57.340 These sacks are awfully heavy. 00:44:57.342 --> 00:44:59.273 Well, take them one at a time, then. 00:44:59.275 --> 00:45:01.941 Right. One at a... time. 00:45:09.209 --> 00:45:11.076 One juicy orange. 00:45:15.643 --> 00:45:17.643 Two juicy oranges. 00:45:21.074 --> 00:45:22.941 Three juicy oranges. 00:45:24.576 --> 00:45:28.039 - Now what are you doing? - Taking them one at a time. 00:45:28.041 --> 00:45:29.940 One sack at a time! 00:45:29.942 --> 00:45:33.473 I'm sorry, I'm finding this a very stressful working environment. 00:45:33.475 --> 00:45:34.940 Aunt Lucy said... 00:45:34.942 --> 00:45:37.239 Aunt Lucy! I've had it up to here with Aunt Lucy! 00:45:37.241 --> 00:45:38.640 - (GRUNTS) - She sounds like 00:45:38.642 --> 00:45:40.743 - a proper old bag to me. - (GASPS) 00:45:42.408 --> 00:45:44.709 I beg your pardon? 00:45:45.309 --> 00:45:47.073 I said, 00:45:47.075 --> 00:45:51.773 your Aunt Lucy sounds like one of the most naive, 00:45:51.775 --> 00:45:54.642 gullible, mushy-brained... 00:45:55.841 --> 00:45:57.409 What's going on? 00:45:59.441 --> 00:46:01.409 Why are you looking at me like that? 00:46:02.807 --> 00:46:06.474 It's awful hot in here. Are you hot? I'm hot. 00:46:06.476 --> 00:46:08.572 (PANTING) Did I leave the oven on? 00:46:08.574 --> 00:46:11.507 It's called a hard stare. 00:46:11.509 --> 00:46:13.306 Aunt Lucy taught me to do them 00:46:13.308 --> 00:46:15.308 when people had forgotten their manners. 00:46:15.310 --> 00:46:17.074 You don't have to tell me about hard stares, 00:46:17.076 --> 00:46:19.839 I practically invented them. 00:46:19.841 --> 00:46:22.174 Pretty good for a bear though, I'll give you that. 00:46:22.176 --> 00:46:23.573 Now, Mr. McGinty, 00:46:23.575 --> 00:46:25.940 I may look like a hardened criminal to you, 00:46:25.942 --> 00:46:27.207 but I really am innocent. 00:46:27.209 --> 00:46:29.473 And if you're not going to help me clear my name, 00:46:29.475 --> 00:46:32.272 you could at least help me make this marmalade. 00:46:32.274 --> 00:46:34.307 (SIGHS) All right, I'll help. 00:46:34.309 --> 00:46:35.574 Thank you. 00:46:35.576 --> 00:46:37.541 Not gonna be much use to you though. 00:46:37.543 --> 00:46:39.873 These weren't exactly made for cooking. 00:46:39.875 --> 00:46:41.073 Oh, I don't know. 00:46:41.075 --> 00:46:42.641 Looks to me like you've got yourself 00:46:42.643 --> 00:46:44.939 a fine pair of orange squeezers. 00:46:44.941 --> 00:46:46.808 Orange squeezers? 00:46:50.175 --> 00:46:52.073 (SNIFFING) Good. 00:46:52.075 --> 00:46:53.174 No. 00:46:53.176 --> 00:46:54.307 Better. 00:46:54.309 --> 00:46:55.440 Tomato. 00:46:55.442 --> 00:46:56.840 Lovely. 00:46:56.842 --> 00:46:59.441 Yes. Spot on. 00:46:59.443 --> 00:47:01.640 Now, we have to be very careful with knives. 00:47:01.642 --> 00:47:04.306 Aunt Lucy said that sensible bears... 00:47:04.308 --> 00:47:05.872 (CHOPPING QUICKLY) 00:47:05.874 --> 00:47:07.640 Where on earth did you learn to use a knife like that? 00:47:07.642 --> 00:47:09.609 You don't wanna know. 00:47:10.474 --> 00:47:12.542 Well, it's jolly good. 00:47:13.108 --> 00:47:14.374 (SNIFFS) 00:47:14.376 --> 00:47:15.806 Now? 00:47:15.808 --> 00:47:16.809 Now. 00:47:18.643 --> 00:47:21.039 - Right, it's time for the sugar. - Okay. 00:47:21.041 --> 00:47:23.441 That's what turns the juice into marmalade. 00:47:23.443 --> 00:47:26.139 - How much? - Ooh, a lot. 00:47:26.141 --> 00:47:28.140 (SNIFFING) 00:47:28.142 --> 00:47:30.140 Same again. 00:47:30.142 --> 00:47:31.673 Ah. 00:47:31.675 --> 00:47:33.973 A squeeze of lemon. 00:47:33.975 --> 00:47:36.172 A pinch of cinnamon. 00:47:36.174 --> 00:47:38.907 And just a bit more sugar. 00:47:38.909 --> 00:47:41.439 Well, is it good? 00:47:41.441 --> 00:47:43.374 Oh, it's too soon to tell. 00:47:43.376 --> 00:47:45.842 We'll only really know once it's set. 00:47:47.576 --> 00:47:49.340 Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, 00:47:49.342 --> 00:47:50.640 St. Paul's Cathedral is 00:47:50.642 --> 00:47:52.873 one of London's most famous landmarks. 00:47:52.875 --> 00:47:55.705 Sadly the Great Dome is closed to visitors today 00:47:55.707 --> 00:47:57.274 as one of its statues 00:47:57.276 --> 00:48:00.174 was destroyed in a bizarre accident last night. 00:48:00.176 --> 00:48:01.339 But if you follow me... 00:48:01.341 --> 00:48:03.373 Excuse me? What happened here? 00:48:03.375 --> 00:48:06.073 - A nun went berserk. - JUDY : Really? 00:48:06.075 --> 00:48:07.607 It happens. 00:48:07.609 --> 00:48:10.672 The police have rounded them all up for questioning. 00:48:10.674 --> 00:48:12.140 Hold it there, Sister! 00:48:12.142 --> 00:48:15.039 You're going nowhere till the detective says so. 00:48:15.041 --> 00:48:16.675 Spin it around! 00:48:18.509 --> 00:48:21.272 Mind you, if you ask me, 00:48:21.274 --> 00:48:23.641 the real culprit slipped the net. 00:48:24.409 --> 00:48:25.639 What makes you say that? 00:48:25.641 --> 00:48:28.606 Because I saw her, that's what. 00:48:28.608 --> 00:48:30.740 I was on patrol in the Upper Dome, 00:48:30.742 --> 00:48:33.307 watching the nuns parade far below, 00:48:33.309 --> 00:48:35.873 when something caught my eye. 00:48:35.875 --> 00:48:38.172 One of them broke free from the herd 00:48:38.174 --> 00:48:40.908 and made her way to the Whispering Gallery. 00:48:45.774 --> 00:48:48.873 Only the good Lord knows what she was doing up there. 00:48:48.875 --> 00:48:50.873 PHOENIX : "C." 00:48:50.875 --> 00:48:52.807 But she was never gonna get away with it. 00:48:52.809 --> 00:48:55.873 Not while I'm Vice Deputy Head of Security. 00:48:55.875 --> 00:48:56.908 Oi! 00:49:04.108 --> 00:49:06.773 Attention all units. An unusually attractive nun 00:49:06.775 --> 00:49:08.840 is causing mayhem in the cathedral dome. 00:49:08.842 --> 00:49:12.606 Activate emergency protocol. Stop that stunning Sister. 00:49:12.608 --> 00:49:15.974 - I set off at lightning speed. - (SLURPING) 00:49:15.976 --> 00:49:18.240 But by the time we'd locked the place down, 00:49:18.242 --> 00:49:20.206 she'd vanished into the night. 00:49:20.208 --> 00:49:23.440 - Good evening, my son. - Oh, good evening, Your Grace. 00:49:23.442 --> 00:49:25.407 Good evening. 00:49:25.409 --> 00:49:26.840 (INHALES) 00:49:26.842 --> 00:49:31.407 Most beautiful woman I've seen in a long time. 00:49:31.409 --> 00:49:34.573 Do you think you might be able to describe her? 00:49:34.575 --> 00:49:37.040 It would be my pleasure. (CHUCKLES) 00:49:37.042 --> 00:49:38.340 (SLURPS) 00:49:38.342 --> 00:49:41.406 - (INDISTINCT CHATTER) - (BANGS GONG) 00:49:41.408 --> 00:49:43.939 Gentlemen. For breakfast this morning, 00:49:43.941 --> 00:49:47.538 Chef McGinty would like to propose an orange marmalade 00:49:47.540 --> 00:49:50.639 served on a bed of warm crustless bread, 00:49:50.641 --> 00:49:55.409 topped with another piece of warm crustless bread. 00:49:56.041 --> 00:49:57.574 Bon appetit. 00:49:59.675 --> 00:50:02.609 Two choices: take it or leave it! 00:50:06.708 --> 00:50:08.272 Are you all right, Knuckles? 00:50:08.274 --> 00:50:09.573 Yes! 00:50:09.575 --> 00:50:11.407 Why don't you come and join the others? 00:50:11.409 --> 00:50:12.809 Don't want to. 00:50:13.875 --> 00:50:15.307 Are you scared what they might think? 00:50:15.309 --> 00:50:16.605 No! 00:50:16.607 --> 00:50:18.005 What do they think? Did they like it? 00:50:18.007 --> 00:50:19.673 Did they say anything? What did they say? 00:50:19.675 --> 00:50:22.474 - Well... - They hated it! I knew it! 00:50:22.476 --> 00:50:24.473 My father always said I'd amount to nothing, 00:50:24.475 --> 00:50:26.274 and he was right! 00:50:26.276 --> 00:50:28.207 Knuckles. Knuckles! 00:50:28.209 --> 00:50:29.307 What? 00:50:29.309 --> 00:50:30.842 Come and look. 00:50:33.276 --> 00:50:35.608 PRISONERS : Mmm, mmm! 00:50:42.875 --> 00:50:43.942 Mmm. 00:50:45.941 --> 00:50:46.975 Mmm. 00:50:51.674 --> 00:50:53.075 Come on. 00:50:54.607 --> 00:50:56.975 (PRISONERS APPLAUDING) 00:51:10.976 --> 00:51:12.407 Paddington. 00:51:12.409 --> 00:51:15.505 I've a strange, warm tingle in my tum-tum. 00:51:15.507 --> 00:51:18.006 I think that's called pride, Knuckles. 00:51:18.008 --> 00:51:19.709 Well, I don't like it. 00:51:23.041 --> 00:51:26.008 PHIBS : Um, have you got anything else? 00:51:27.242 --> 00:51:28.439 What? 00:51:28.441 --> 00:51:30.273 You know, for, um, pudding? 00:51:30.275 --> 00:51:31.739 - No! - Fair enough. 00:51:31.741 --> 00:51:34.139 I'm afraid we only know how to make marmalade. 00:51:34.141 --> 00:51:36.240 But if you have any recipes... 00:51:36.242 --> 00:51:38.906 This lot? You're wasting your time there, Paddington. 00:51:38.908 --> 00:51:43.141 They wouldn't know their pectin from their paprika. 00:51:43.143 --> 00:51:47.473 Well, my grandmother used to do a lovely chocolate roulade. 00:51:47.475 --> 00:51:49.207 I think I can remember the recipe. 00:51:49.209 --> 00:51:50.573 Oh. 00:51:50.575 --> 00:51:53.040 Charley Rumble makes a mean apple crumble. 00:51:53.042 --> 00:51:54.575 (GROWLS IN AGREEMENT) 00:51:55.974 --> 00:51:58.572 And I can make a strawberry panna cotta 00:51:58.574 --> 00:52:01.172 with a pomegranate glaze. 00:52:01.174 --> 00:52:04.807 Oh, I like the sound of that. Don't you, Knuckles? 00:52:04.809 --> 00:52:05.873 Yeah! 00:52:05.875 --> 00:52:08.872 Come on then, let's get cooking. 00:52:08.874 --> 00:52:10.406 MAN : ♫.. If this little proverb 00:52:10.408 --> 00:52:11.873 ♫.. You will understand 00:52:11.875 --> 00:52:14.672 ♫.. You will lend your brothers a helping hand 00:52:14.674 --> 00:52:16.875 Ooh, nice roulade, Spoon. 00:52:20.042 --> 00:52:21.509 Thank you, Phibs. 00:52:23.175 --> 00:52:25.572 - There you go, Paddington. - Ooh, Knuckles. 00:52:25.574 --> 00:52:28.141 I want those petit fours now! 00:52:28.143 --> 00:52:30.740 ♫.. So whether you agree Or you shall disagree 00:52:30.742 --> 00:52:33.939 ♫.. You cannot disregard the truth of this philosophy 00:52:33.941 --> 00:52:37.306 ♫.. Singing life will be easier Time would be breezier 00:52:37.308 --> 00:52:39.139 ♫.. If you love your neighbor 00:52:39.141 --> 00:52:42.006 Excuse me, Professor. What would Aunt Lucy say? 00:52:42.008 --> 00:52:45.342 - "Always use a cake fork." - Well then. 00:52:50.607 --> 00:52:53.239 - Care for a taste, Warden? - Thank you, Paddington. 00:52:53.241 --> 00:52:55.573 ♫.. So if the choice of a heaven you wish to party 00:52:55.575 --> 00:52:57.105 WARDEN : Mmm! Butterscotch! 00:52:57.107 --> 00:52:58.907 ♫.. This is an example you should try to emulate 00:52:58.909 --> 00:53:02.040 ♫.. Resist all temptation, restrain from strife 00:53:02.042 --> 00:53:05.173 ♫.. I try to live a normal and an upright life 00:53:05.175 --> 00:53:08.372 ♫.. And this too you must learn Make the best of what you earn 00:53:08.374 --> 00:53:11.773 ♫.. Strictly learn to leave your brothers' property alone 00:53:11.775 --> 00:53:15.174 ♫.. And life will be easier, time will be breezier 00:53:15.176 --> 00:53:18.107 ♫.. If you love your neighbor 00:53:18.109 --> 00:53:19.909 (CONTINUE PLAYING MUSIC) 00:53:22.708 --> 00:53:24.840 WARDEN : (ON PA) "...and it turns out the monster 00:53:24.842 --> 00:53:27.438 "wasn't such a monster after all, 00:53:27.440 --> 00:53:31.306 "and they all became the best of friends. 00:53:31.308 --> 00:53:33.372 "The end." 00:53:33.374 --> 00:53:34.605 PRISONERS : Aww. 00:53:34.607 --> 00:53:37.273 Uh! Time for bed, you lot. 00:53:37.275 --> 00:53:41.540 You need your beauty sleep. It's visiting day tomorrow. 00:53:41.542 --> 00:53:42.941 Visiting day. 00:53:44.076 --> 00:53:46.442 I do hope you have good news. 00:53:51.174 --> 00:53:52.605 MARY : In the past month, 00:53:52.607 --> 00:53:55.573 these 3 shadowy individuals have all been seen 00:53:55.575 --> 00:53:58.140 snooping round 3 London landmarks. 00:53:58.142 --> 00:53:59.440 JUDY : We think the thief you saw 00:53:59.442 --> 00:54:00.639 is part of a criminal gang. 00:54:00.641 --> 00:54:02.338 Using the pop-up book as a treasure map. 00:54:02.340 --> 00:54:03.639 Well, it's a theory. 00:54:03.641 --> 00:54:05.073 Have you found out who they are? 00:54:05.075 --> 00:54:06.374 Not yet, dearie. 00:54:07.209 --> 00:54:09.639 Maybe I should take a look. 00:54:09.641 --> 00:54:11.905 I'm sorry, this is a private conversation. 00:54:11.907 --> 00:54:13.638 Oh, it's all right, Mr. Brown, 00:54:13.640 --> 00:54:14.907 - this is my friend, Knuckles. - (PRISONERS GREETING) 00:54:14.909 --> 00:54:18.407 And this is Phibs. Spoon. Jimmy the Snitch. 00:54:18.409 --> 00:54:21.406 T-Bone. The Professor. Squeaky Pete. 00:54:21.408 --> 00:54:24.107 Double Bass Bob. Farmer Jack. Mad Dog. 00:54:24.109 --> 00:54:26.538 Jonny Cashpoint. Sir Geoffrey Wilcott. 00:54:26.540 --> 00:54:28.240 I hope I can rely on your vote. 00:54:28.242 --> 00:54:30.906 And Charley Rumble. 00:54:30.908 --> 00:54:33.705 Oh, it's so wonderful to meet you all. 00:54:33.707 --> 00:54:35.906 I must say, it's a great relief to know that 00:54:35.908 --> 00:54:39.272 Paddington's already made such sweet friends. 00:54:39.274 --> 00:54:41.341 Would you excuse us a moment? 00:54:42.974 --> 00:54:45.940 - What are you doing? - Talking to the nice men. 00:54:45.942 --> 00:54:49.539 "Nice men"? Mary, we can't trust these people. 00:54:49.541 --> 00:54:51.107 I mean, look at them. 00:54:51.109 --> 00:54:54.006 Talk about a rogues' gallery. Hideous. 00:54:54.008 --> 00:54:55.939 And as for that bearded baboon in the middle, 00:54:55.941 --> 00:54:58.273 he's hardly got two brain cells to rub together. 00:54:58.275 --> 00:55:01.306 We can still hear you, Mr. Brown. 00:55:01.308 --> 00:55:02.606 (ALL AGREEING) 00:55:02.608 --> 00:55:04.439 That was the light you turned off. 00:55:04.441 --> 00:55:06.674 The microphone is on the other side. 00:55:06.676 --> 00:55:09.609 It's got "microphone" written on it. 00:55:13.007 --> 00:55:16.340 Gentlemen, if I have offended you in any way... 00:55:16.342 --> 00:55:17.473 KNUCKLES : Don't worry about it. 00:55:17.475 --> 00:55:18.907 We're fond of the little fella. 00:55:18.909 --> 00:55:20.074 And let's face it, 00:55:20.076 --> 00:55:23.073 if anyone can recognize a criminal gang, it's us. 00:55:23.075 --> 00:55:24.173 (ALL AGREEING) 00:55:24.175 --> 00:55:25.807 We'd be grateful for any help. 00:55:25.809 --> 00:55:27.140 Please. 00:55:27.142 --> 00:55:28.839 Well? Knuckles. 00:55:28.841 --> 00:55:32.006 I'm afraid I don't recognize any of them. Lads? 00:55:32.008 --> 00:55:33.106 ALL : No. 00:55:33.108 --> 00:55:34.773 I'm afraid I couldn't possibly comment. 00:55:34.775 --> 00:55:35.772 Oh. 00:55:35.774 --> 00:55:37.205 KNUCKLES : Sorry to say it, kid, 00:55:37.207 --> 00:55:39.073 but your friends are barking up the wrong tree. 00:55:39.075 --> 00:55:42.106 A nun, a beefeater and a king? 00:55:42.108 --> 00:55:46.072 Sounds more like a fancy dress party than a criminal gang. 00:55:46.074 --> 00:55:47.673 PADDINGTON : Then, 00:55:47.675 --> 00:55:49.809 what are we going to do now? 00:55:58.474 --> 00:55:59.907 - (BICYCLE BELL RINGS) - Oh! 00:55:59.909 --> 00:56:01.907 - Watch where you're going. - So sorry. Sorry. 00:56:01.909 --> 00:56:04.709 Sorry, I get grumpy when I haven't had breakfast. 00:56:07.441 --> 00:56:09.375 Keys. Keys. Keys! 00:56:10.808 --> 00:56:11.876 Bottoms! 00:56:13.941 --> 00:56:15.540 You can't park here! 00:56:15.542 --> 00:56:17.674 I'm not parked, I'm doing the bins. 00:56:17.676 --> 00:56:20.272 You're not doing the bins, sunshine, 00:56:20.274 --> 00:56:23.238 you're studying on council time. 00:56:23.240 --> 00:56:25.073 I'm gonna report you. 00:56:25.075 --> 00:56:26.639 And your hat. 00:56:26.641 --> 00:56:29.406 - Morning, Miss Kitts, Colonel. - Oh, morning, Mrs Brown. 00:56:29.408 --> 00:56:31.138 Judy asked me to drop these off to you. 00:56:31.140 --> 00:56:32.840 CURRY : Propaganda! 00:56:32.842 --> 00:56:36.238 You are wasting your time trying to peddle that rubbish. 00:56:36.240 --> 00:56:39.373 Everyone round here knows it was your bear that done it. 00:56:39.375 --> 00:56:43.073 And this street is a far, far better place without him. 00:56:43.075 --> 00:56:44.538 - What? - (WOLFIE BARKING) 00:56:44.540 --> 00:56:46.674 Oh, it's that mangy dog! 00:56:46.676 --> 00:56:49.039 You are going to the pound, my son. 00:56:49.041 --> 00:56:51.072 Barking without a license in a built-up area. 00:56:51.074 --> 00:56:52.372 Give them here, Mary. 00:56:52.374 --> 00:56:53.839 I have to sell them under the counter, 00:56:53.841 --> 00:56:56.238 for obvious reasons, but people are buying them. 00:56:56.240 --> 00:56:57.338 Really? 00:56:57.340 --> 00:56:59.106 It's a bloomin' good read. 00:56:59.108 --> 00:57:00.406 Made a few people round here 00:57:00.408 --> 00:57:01.805 think twice about your young bear. 00:57:01.807 --> 00:57:03.972 You just need to find that thief. 00:57:03.974 --> 00:57:06.039 Oh, we're trying. 00:57:06.041 --> 00:57:08.907 Don't suppose you know where he is, do you, Feathers? 00:57:08.909 --> 00:57:10.442 He's behind you. 00:57:11.274 --> 00:57:12.572 Sorry, what? 00:57:12.574 --> 00:57:14.173 PHOENIX : Coo-eee! 00:57:14.175 --> 00:57:16.606 - Mary? - Oh, hello, Phoenix. 00:57:16.608 --> 00:57:17.940 Why don't you come on in? 00:57:17.942 --> 00:57:21.738 I want to hear all about the investigation. Yeah? 00:57:21.740 --> 00:57:24.572 Mysterious things have been happening all over town. 00:57:24.574 --> 00:57:26.739 - Oh, yes? - Strange characters 00:57:26.741 --> 00:57:28.974 turning up at every landmark in that book. 00:57:28.976 --> 00:57:30.305 Are they? 00:57:30.307 --> 00:57:32.338 I don't know. 00:57:32.340 --> 00:57:34.007 Perhaps it's just a coincidence. 00:57:34.009 --> 00:57:36.939 Henry says I let my imagination get the better of me. 00:57:36.941 --> 00:57:39.238 Well, you're an artist, Mary, like me. 00:57:39.240 --> 00:57:43.874 Our imaginations run free like bison upon the plain. 00:57:43.876 --> 00:57:46.440 But can I just say, in this particular case, 00:57:46.442 --> 00:57:49.172 I think dear old Henry might have a point. 00:57:49.174 --> 00:57:50.472 Do you? 00:57:50.474 --> 00:57:52.872 But I do have a little bit of good news 00:57:52.874 --> 00:57:55.306 that might turn your frown upside down. 00:57:55.308 --> 00:57:56.573 Oh, yes? 00:57:56.575 --> 00:57:58.506 It looks, fingers, fingers, fingers, 00:57:58.508 --> 00:58:00.071 as though the funding may be coming through 00:58:00.073 --> 00:58:01.238 for my one-man show. 00:58:01.240 --> 00:58:02.806 Oh. Right. 00:58:02.808 --> 00:58:04.505 It's an evening of monologue and song, 00:58:04.507 --> 00:58:06.338 featuring some of my better known characters. 00:58:06.340 --> 00:58:07.973 Would you like a little preview? 00:58:07.975 --> 00:58:09.406 Um... 00:58:09.408 --> 00:58:14.673 Picture this scene. Darkness, then suddenly spotlight, me, 00:58:14.675 --> 00:58:15.739 ping! 00:58:15.741 --> 00:58:18.540 ♫.. Listen to the rain on the roof 00:58:18.542 --> 00:58:21.706 ♫.. go pit pitty pat, pit pitty pat sit... 00:58:21.708 --> 00:58:25.872 Oh, Mary, you look sad. You don't like musicals? 00:58:25.874 --> 00:58:26.940 No. No, no, no. 00:58:26.942 --> 00:58:29.272 I suppose it seems so unfair 00:58:29.274 --> 00:58:31.540 Paddington is in prison and yet 00:58:31.542 --> 00:58:34.539 - life carries on. - Oh, I know. 00:58:34.541 --> 00:58:38.172 It must be so hard to accept that he won, 00:58:38.174 --> 00:58:41.475 that man with the dazzling blue eyes. (CLICKS TONGUE) 00:58:41.941 --> 00:58:43.006 (SIGHS) 00:58:43.008 --> 00:58:44.239 I beg your pardon? 00:58:44.241 --> 00:58:47.506 The man in the poster. Your wonderful drawing. 00:58:47.508 --> 00:58:50.575 Yes, but... how do you know he had blue eyes? 00:58:51.107 --> 00:58:52.238 Hmm? 00:58:52.240 --> 00:58:54.374 It's just a pencil sketch. 00:58:58.942 --> 00:59:00.672 Ooh. 00:59:00.674 --> 00:59:04.408 Well, then I must have colored him in. (CHUCKLES) 00:59:05.408 --> 00:59:06.606 HENRY : Phoenix Buchanan? 00:59:06.608 --> 00:59:08.706 He's a master of disguise. 00:59:08.708 --> 00:59:10.874 - She's gone mad. - MARY : Think about it, Henry. 00:59:10.876 --> 00:59:13.440 Someone out there knows about the Kozlova fortune, right? 00:59:13.442 --> 00:59:15.039 Alleged fortune. 00:59:15.041 --> 00:59:16.906 And Knuckles said we weren't looking for a criminal gang. 00:59:16.908 --> 00:59:18.105 Knuckles? 00:59:18.107 --> 00:59:19.971 - Because there was no gang. - It was one man. 00:59:19.973 --> 00:59:22.340 Feathers knew all along. 00:59:22.342 --> 00:59:24.639 - Feathers? Who's Feathers? - Hmm? 00:59:24.641 --> 00:59:26.808 The parrot at the newsstand? 00:59:27.709 --> 00:59:28.973 No... 00:59:28.975 --> 00:59:31.273 Can we just return to Planet Earth for a moment? 00:59:31.275 --> 00:59:32.606 Phoenix Buchanan is 00:59:32.608 --> 00:59:35.338 a highly respected, award-winning actor, 00:59:35.340 --> 00:59:37.173 and a member of our Platinum club. 00:59:37.175 --> 00:59:40.172 - He is not a petty thief. - Hang on a minute, Henry. 00:59:40.174 --> 00:59:42.373 But let's just assume I'm wrong, shall we? 00:59:42.375 --> 00:59:43.439 Okay. 00:59:43.441 --> 00:59:44.740 And that the fortune-teller, 00:59:44.742 --> 00:59:47.406 career criminal and parrot are right. 00:59:47.408 --> 00:59:51.139 May I remind you that you don't actually have any proof. 00:59:51.141 --> 00:59:54.709 Now, if anyone wants me, I shall be putting up posters. 00:59:56.974 --> 00:59:58.040 He's right. 00:59:58.042 --> 01:00:00.773 MRS. BIRD : Well, I believe you, Mary. 01:00:00.775 --> 01:00:05.373 Actors are some of the most evil, devious people 01:00:05.375 --> 01:00:06.971 on the planet. 01:00:06.973 --> 01:00:10.238 - Are they? - They lie for a living. 01:00:10.240 --> 01:00:11.472 Crikey. 01:00:11.474 --> 01:00:13.340 - If we're gonna catch one... - Yes? 01:00:13.342 --> 01:00:15.542 ...we're gonna need a foolproof plan. 01:00:23.341 --> 01:00:25.542 - (KNOCKING ON METAL) - Hmm? 01:00:26.908 --> 01:00:29.375 - KNUCKLES : Paddington? - Oh. 01:00:32.040 --> 01:00:33.308 KNUCKLES : Paddington. 01:00:36.107 --> 01:00:37.472 Knuckles? 01:00:37.474 --> 01:00:39.640 KNUCKLES : Got a proposition for you, kid. 01:00:39.642 --> 01:00:42.039 Me and the boys have been talking, and 01:00:42.041 --> 01:00:43.339 seems to us, 01:00:43.341 --> 01:00:45.373 if you're gonna clear your name, 01:00:45.375 --> 01:00:46.738 you're gonna need our help. 01:00:46.740 --> 01:00:48.640 The Browns may mean well, but... 01:00:48.642 --> 01:00:51.706 It takes a thief to catch a thief. 01:00:51.708 --> 01:00:53.005 Oh. 01:00:53.007 --> 01:00:55.372 KNUCKLES : Now, if we could figure a way out of here 01:00:55.374 --> 01:00:56.739 and hit the streets, 01:00:56.741 --> 01:00:58.672 we'd find this guy soon enough. 01:00:58.674 --> 01:01:01.672 But that would mean... escape. 01:01:01.674 --> 01:01:04.372 KNUCKLES : It certainly would. And we got a plan. 01:01:04.374 --> 01:01:07.338 But it's a four-man job, so we need your help. 01:01:07.340 --> 01:01:08.938 What do you say, kid? 01:01:08.940 --> 01:01:10.806 It's very kind of you, Knuckles, 01:01:10.808 --> 01:01:12.605 but I don't think Aunt Lucy would like 01:01:12.607 --> 01:01:15.506 the idea of us breaking out of prison. 01:01:15.508 --> 01:01:17.772 The Browns will find the real thief. 01:01:17.774 --> 01:01:19.938 I just need to be patient. 01:01:19.940 --> 01:01:22.639 You may not wanna hear this, kid, 01:01:22.641 --> 01:01:26.741 but sooner or later the Browns, well, 01:01:27.407 --> 01:01:29.271 they'll forget you. 01:01:29.273 --> 01:01:31.072 PHIBS : They always do. 01:01:31.074 --> 01:01:35.205 SPOON : They'll miss one visit. Then two. 01:01:35.207 --> 01:01:37.972 KNUCKLES : Before you know it, 01:01:37.974 --> 01:01:40.773 you won't have a home to go back to. 01:01:40.775 --> 01:01:44.240 You're wrong, Knuckles. You're all wrong. 01:01:44.242 --> 01:01:45.939 The Browns aren't like that. 01:01:45.941 --> 01:01:49.139 They'll come tomorrow and they'll have good news, 01:01:49.141 --> 01:01:50.508 you'll see. 01:01:56.574 --> 01:01:58.005 WOMAN : (ON INTERCOM) Hello? 01:01:58.007 --> 01:02:00.206 It's Judy Brown from the Portobello Express. 01:02:00.208 --> 01:02:01.672 Come in. 01:02:01.674 --> 01:02:04.707 So what's this for, darlings? School newspaper? 01:02:04.709 --> 01:02:06.774 Yes. We thought the agent of the Phoenix Buchanan 01:02:06.776 --> 01:02:08.073 would be really interesting. 01:02:08.075 --> 01:02:10.440 And you'd be right. But I've got two minutes, 01:02:10.442 --> 01:02:12.072 so we better make it snappy. 01:02:12.074 --> 01:02:13.372 And I've only given you that 01:02:13.374 --> 01:02:15.372 because you've brought breakfast. 01:02:15.374 --> 01:02:17.609 Nice buns, by the way. 01:02:19.840 --> 01:02:21.672 Here he comes. 01:02:21.674 --> 01:02:24.406 - Hello, Joe. What a surprise. - (JOE CHUCKLES) 01:02:24.408 --> 01:02:25.839 What are you doing here? 01:02:25.841 --> 01:02:27.106 JOE : Oh, you know, posting letters. 01:02:27.108 --> 01:02:28.306 How's Paddington? 01:02:28.308 --> 01:02:29.572 Oh, he's a tough wee bear. 01:02:29.574 --> 01:02:31.640 Yeah, he is. Well, send him my best. 01:02:31.642 --> 01:02:35.409 Yes, I will. Thank you, Joe. Bye-bye. 01:02:45.574 --> 01:02:47.806 Mr. Buchanan. 01:02:47.808 --> 01:02:51.006 So, when can we expect to see Mr. Buchanan back on stage? 01:02:51.008 --> 01:02:53.707 Phoenix? Oh, I wouldn't hold your breath, darling. 01:02:53.709 --> 01:02:55.672 (CHUCKLES) No, no, no, don't get me wrong. 01:02:55.674 --> 01:02:57.805 He's a terrific actor, 01:02:57.807 --> 01:03:00.206 but there is a teensy little problem. 01:03:00.208 --> 01:03:01.406 Really? 01:03:01.408 --> 01:03:03.440 He won't work with other people. 01:03:03.442 --> 01:03:06.473 Thinks they dilute his talent. 01:03:06.475 --> 01:03:07.973 Miss Fanshaw. 01:03:07.975 --> 01:03:10.373 Oh, I must scoot. We're having lunch 01:03:10.375 --> 01:03:11.938 with a big Broadway producer. 01:03:11.940 --> 01:03:15.075 - Oh, where are you going? - The Ritz, darling! 01:03:16.175 --> 01:03:18.042 Really nice buns. 01:03:26.308 --> 01:03:28.438 PHOENIX : Well, good heavens. Come. 01:03:28.440 --> 01:03:30.172 (PHONE RINGING) 01:03:30.174 --> 01:03:31.739 MRS. BIRD : The package has been delivered. 01:03:31.741 --> 01:03:35.306 Repeat, the package has been delivered. 01:03:35.308 --> 01:03:37.306 Barkridge's, no less. 01:03:37.308 --> 01:03:40.542 Lucky, lucky Phoenix. Whoo! 01:03:41.473 --> 01:03:43.308 (PHONE RINGING) 01:03:45.873 --> 01:03:47.804 - Hello? - FELICITY : Phoenix. 01:03:47.806 --> 01:03:50.406 Felicity! What a lovely surprise. 01:03:50.408 --> 01:03:52.906 I was beginning to think you'd lost my number. 01:03:52.908 --> 01:03:55.807 I've got two minutes, so we better make it snappy. 01:03:56.409 --> 01:03:57.939 Okay. 01:03:57.941 --> 01:04:00.971 We're having lunch with a big Broadway producer. 01:04:00.973 --> 01:04:05.606 Well, wonderful news. Yes, yes. Where does one go? 01:04:05.608 --> 01:04:07.606 The Ritz, darling! 01:04:07.608 --> 01:04:09.338 I am on my way. 01:04:09.340 --> 01:04:11.308 Nice buns, by the way. 01:04:12.442 --> 01:04:13.941 I beg your pardon? 01:04:15.075 --> 01:04:16.405 (TAPE REWINDING) 01:04:16.407 --> 01:04:18.474 Really nice buns. 01:04:20.008 --> 01:04:21.639 Thank you, darling. 01:04:21.641 --> 01:04:23.639 I've never had any complaints 01:04:23.641 --> 01:04:25.674 about Mr. and Mrs. Botty-cheek. 01:04:26.408 --> 01:04:27.839 Yes. 01:04:27.841 --> 01:04:29.708 Gloves. Keys. 01:04:30.174 --> 01:04:32.338 And exit. 01:04:32.340 --> 01:04:33.807 (DOOR CLOSES) 01:04:44.740 --> 01:04:45.841 Mary? 01:04:51.441 --> 01:04:53.341 (GASPS) 01:04:56.041 --> 01:04:57.509 (KNOCKING ON WINDOW) 01:04:59.041 --> 01:05:00.675 (MOUTHING) Open the window. 01:05:04.673 --> 01:05:07.238 - Hello, darling. - Have you gone insane? 01:05:07.240 --> 01:05:09.639 I know it's Phoenix and I'm going to prove it. 01:05:09.641 --> 01:05:11.406 This is breaking and entering. 01:05:11.408 --> 01:05:13.408 We haven't broken anything. 01:05:15.107 --> 01:05:17.505 Why would Phoenix want to steal a pop-up book? 01:05:17.507 --> 01:05:18.605 He's a millionaire! 01:05:18.607 --> 01:05:20.006 That's where you're wrong. 01:05:20.008 --> 01:05:21.472 He owes money all over town. Look. 01:05:21.474 --> 01:05:23.737 So he's got a few bills. I mean, everyone... 01:05:23.739 --> 01:05:25.804 Good grief, the man spends a lot on face cream. 01:05:25.806 --> 01:05:27.372 He hasn't got a penny to his name. 01:05:27.374 --> 01:05:30.840 Now come on. Let's find that book and get out of here. 01:05:36.041 --> 01:05:37.741 (GASPS) Cravat. 01:05:42.408 --> 01:05:44.072 - Well? - Nothing. 01:05:44.074 --> 01:05:45.506 We must be missing something. 01:05:45.508 --> 01:05:46.972 Unless there's nothing to find. 01:05:46.974 --> 01:05:49.073 Now can we please go? 01:05:49.075 --> 01:05:51.239 - Oh. Look, Henry. - What? 01:05:51.241 --> 01:05:52.539 The carpet. 01:05:52.541 --> 01:05:54.305 Yes, it's lovely. I'll order a swatch. 01:05:54.307 --> 01:05:56.171 - Give me a leg-up. - Oh... 01:05:56.173 --> 01:05:57.408 Quick, quick, quick. 01:05:59.273 --> 01:06:01.308 (GRUNTS) 01:06:01.707 --> 01:06:02.708 Yes! 01:06:07.240 --> 01:06:09.272 A secret room. 01:06:09.274 --> 01:06:12.006 - It's an attic. - Secret attic. 01:06:12.008 --> 01:06:13.606 It's an ordinary attic. 01:06:13.608 --> 01:06:15.239 Every house in the street has one. 01:06:15.241 --> 01:06:17.605 I mean, look, it's just a perfectly normal... 01:06:17.607 --> 01:06:19.739 Oh, my God, he's a weirdo. 01:06:19.741 --> 01:06:23.875 Look, Henry. The nun. The thief. The king. 01:06:24.541 --> 01:06:26.538 We were right! 01:06:26.540 --> 01:06:28.440 Sorry. "We"? 01:06:28.442 --> 01:06:29.773 - Well, I mean, I never... - (DOOR OPENS) 01:06:29.775 --> 01:06:30.875 (MARY GASPS) 01:06:32.207 --> 01:06:34.408 - Quick! - (WHISPERING) Get down. Get down. 01:06:44.174 --> 01:06:46.941 Quite frankly ravishing. 01:06:49.341 --> 01:06:50.540 Hello? 01:06:53.208 --> 01:06:54.708 Who goes there? 01:06:55.474 --> 01:06:57.409 Reveal yourself. 01:07:03.175 --> 01:07:04.474 Henry? 01:07:07.374 --> 01:07:09.571 Hello, Phoenix. 01:07:09.573 --> 01:07:12.272 What on earth are you doing here? 01:07:12.274 --> 01:07:14.871 I might ask you the same thing. 01:07:14.873 --> 01:07:18.374 Well, I live here. It's my house. 01:07:19.008 --> 01:07:20.939 And I 01:07:20.941 --> 01:07:25.372 insure it. And for our Platinum Club members, 01:07:25.374 --> 01:07:28.538 we perform an annual free home inspection 01:07:28.540 --> 01:07:31.139 to verify your security arrangements. 01:07:31.141 --> 01:07:32.974 In your pajamas? 01:07:33.874 --> 01:07:35.072 Mmm-hmm. 01:07:35.074 --> 01:07:36.738 With your wife? 01:07:36.740 --> 01:07:39.572 So that all seems pretty secure. 01:07:39.574 --> 01:07:41.305 - Oh, hello, Phoenix. - Mary. 01:07:41.307 --> 01:07:43.173 Didn't hear you come in. 01:07:43.175 --> 01:07:45.505 She helps out when we're busy. 01:07:45.507 --> 01:07:48.938 Oh, well, that sounds entirely plausible. 01:07:48.940 --> 01:07:51.805 Does it? Great. Well, I'm delighted to say 01:07:51.807 --> 01:07:53.405 that everything seems tickety-boo. 01:07:53.407 --> 01:07:54.838 - Wonderful. - (CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY) 01:07:54.840 --> 01:07:56.572 HENRY : So, I'll nip back to the office 01:07:56.574 --> 01:07:58.406 and get the boys to type that up ASAP. 01:07:58.408 --> 01:07:59.839 And we'll hope to see you soon. 01:07:59.841 --> 01:08:00.938 Indeed. 01:08:00.940 --> 01:08:03.939 Perhaps next time not in your pyjamas? 01:08:03.941 --> 01:08:06.005 (ALL LAUGH) 01:08:06.007 --> 01:08:09.374 - He's such a silly one. - Ciao, now. 01:08:12.540 --> 01:08:14.772 Oh, thank Larry it's there. 01:08:14.774 --> 01:08:18.772 Thank Larry, Johnny and all the ghosts of the avenue. 01:08:18.774 --> 01:08:19.972 (IN COCKNEY ACCENT) Yeah, well, that was close, 01:08:19.974 --> 01:08:21.438 weren't it? (IN SCOTTISH ACCENT) Aye! 01:08:21.440 --> 01:08:22.804 Too close, if you ask me. 01:08:22.806 --> 01:08:24.504 (NORMAL ACCENT) Hold your nerve, MacBeth! 01:08:24.506 --> 01:08:26.273 Screw your courage to the sticking place! 01:08:26.275 --> 01:08:27.839 We are so nearly there. 01:08:27.841 --> 01:08:30.671 I have followed this lady through the whole of London 01:08:30.673 --> 01:08:34.939 and collected every one of her clever little clues. 01:08:34.941 --> 01:08:36.938 (IN SCOTTISH ACCENT) Aye. But what do they mean? 01:08:36.940 --> 01:08:39.537 (IN COCKNEY ACCENT) It's just a jumble of letters, ain't it? 01:08:39.539 --> 01:08:41.139 (SPEAKS FRENCH) 01:08:41.141 --> 01:08:43.272 (IN BELGIAN ACCENT) Uh-huh. They are not letters at all. 01:08:43.274 --> 01:08:45.838 They are musical notes. 01:08:45.840 --> 01:08:49.906 (NORMAL ACCENT) Indeed, Poirot. And I believe I know 01:08:49.908 --> 01:08:52.775 just where to play them. 01:08:55.274 --> 01:08:57.404 - (ALL CHATTERING) - Hold it! 01:08:57.406 --> 01:09:00.173 That is an amazing story. 01:09:00.175 --> 01:09:02.971 But all you can actually prove 01:09:02.973 --> 01:09:05.173 is Phoenix Buchanan keeps his old costumes. 01:09:05.175 --> 01:09:07.906 - (ALL PROTESTING) - Bring me some hard evidence. 01:09:07.908 --> 01:09:09.472 Bring me the book with his fingerprints on, 01:09:09.474 --> 01:09:11.005 and then you've got a case. 01:09:11.007 --> 01:09:14.506 But until then, there's nothing I can do. I'm sorry. 01:09:14.508 --> 01:09:17.504 Where is she go... Where's she going? 01:09:17.506 --> 01:09:19.905 What do we do now? 01:09:19.907 --> 01:09:21.305 I don't know. 01:09:21.307 --> 01:09:24.872 Well, at least we can tell Paddington we know who did it. 01:09:24.874 --> 01:09:27.173 - Oh, no. - What? 01:09:27.175 --> 01:09:29.404 - We've missed visiting. - Oh! 01:09:29.406 --> 01:09:30.675 MARY : Paddington. 01:09:36.141 --> 01:09:37.641 (DOOR OPENS) 01:09:41.308 --> 01:09:42.540 (DOOR CLOSES) 01:09:46.274 --> 01:09:47.841 (DOOR BUZZES) 01:09:58.741 --> 01:09:59.907 (SNIFFLES) 01:10:38.340 --> 01:10:39.908 (GASPS) 01:10:44.073 --> 01:10:47.041 - (INSECTS CHITTERING) - (BIRDS CHIRPING) 01:10:58.074 --> 01:10:59.504 LUCY : Paddington! 01:10:59.506 --> 01:11:01.640 (GASPS) Aunt Lucy? 01:11:09.639 --> 01:11:12.440 - Aunt Lucy! - Paddington. 01:11:15.073 --> 01:11:20.639 What are you doing here? I thought you'd be at home. 01:11:20.641 --> 01:11:23.504 I'm afraid I don't have one anymore. 01:11:23.506 --> 01:11:26.307 You see, I'm in prison. 01:11:27.940 --> 01:11:30.740 And even the Browns have forgotten me. 01:11:37.175 --> 01:11:38.337 (KNOCKING ON PIPE) 01:11:38.339 --> 01:11:39.608 KNUCKLES : Paddington? 01:11:43.807 --> 01:11:45.405 Knuckles. 01:11:45.407 --> 01:11:48.938 Tonight's the night. We leave at midnight. 01:11:48.940 --> 01:11:52.038 You wanna clear your name, it's now or never. 01:11:52.040 --> 01:11:53.507 - You in? - (SIGHS) 01:11:54.707 --> 01:11:55.974 I'm in. 01:11:57.640 --> 01:12:00.404 WARDEN : Right. Time to call it a night. (CHUCKLES) 01:12:00.406 --> 01:12:02.472 Not much going on here anyway. 01:12:02.474 --> 01:12:05.341 They've been good as gold recently. 01:12:13.374 --> 01:12:15.008 Lights out. 01:12:44.008 --> 01:12:45.540 (GRUNTS) 01:13:08.008 --> 01:13:09.508 (YELPS) 01:13:19.407 --> 01:13:22.308 (GRUNTING) 01:13:30.008 --> 01:13:31.042 Ah! 01:13:44.172 --> 01:13:45.440 Oh, sandwiches. 01:13:46.139 --> 01:13:47.805 KNUCKLES : Paddington. 01:13:47.807 --> 01:13:48.807 Coming. 01:14:00.307 --> 01:14:02.908 (WHISTLING) 01:14:11.340 --> 01:14:12.908 (GASPS) 01:14:35.573 --> 01:14:37.708 Good luck, little bear. 01:14:46.906 --> 01:14:49.038 KNUCKLES : This is the life, lads. 01:14:49.040 --> 01:14:50.671 (ALL WHOOPING) 01:14:50.673 --> 01:14:52.473 Freedom! 01:15:07.307 --> 01:15:08.875 Bring her down, Spoon. 01:15:27.975 --> 01:15:31.671 KNUCKLES : There she is, boys. Our ticket out of here. 01:15:31.673 --> 01:15:34.674 What do you mean? Where are we going? 01:15:36.806 --> 01:15:38.437 Might as well tell him, Knucks. 01:15:38.439 --> 01:15:39.738 PADDINGTON : Tell me what? 01:15:39.740 --> 01:15:42.439 Aren't we going to clear my name? 01:15:42.441 --> 01:15:45.738 Sorry, kid. Change of plan. 01:15:45.740 --> 01:15:47.137 What? 01:15:47.139 --> 01:15:50.004 - We're leaving the country. - And you're coming with us. 01:15:50.006 --> 01:15:53.272 But... you lied to me. 01:15:53.274 --> 01:15:57.238 Oh, hey, now, it wasn't like that. 01:15:57.240 --> 01:15:58.839 We were doing you a favor. 01:15:58.841 --> 01:16:01.537 If we told you the truth, you'd never have come along, 01:16:01.539 --> 01:16:03.405 and it's better this way. 01:16:03.407 --> 01:16:08.638 We are gonna make marmalade together. 01:16:08.640 --> 01:16:10.773 But I don't want to, Knuckles. 01:16:10.775 --> 01:16:13.370 I want to clear my name and go home. 01:16:13.372 --> 01:16:16.507 And you said you'd help. You promised. 01:16:21.407 --> 01:16:23.074 Sorry, kid. 01:16:24.339 --> 01:16:26.871 No can do. 01:16:26.873 --> 01:16:28.940 - (GROWLS) - SPOON : Paddington! 01:16:30.373 --> 01:16:32.506 Let him go. 01:16:32.508 --> 01:16:34.974 If he wants to get himself arrested, 01:16:36.040 --> 01:16:37.775 that's his choice. 01:16:47.641 --> 01:16:50.474 - (SNIFFLES) - (SIRENS WAILING) 01:17:19.541 --> 01:17:20.938 JONATHAN : Hello. 01:17:20.940 --> 01:17:22.505 JUDY : You've reached the Brown residence. 01:17:22.507 --> 01:17:23.671 JONATHAN : We're not here now... 01:17:23.673 --> 01:17:25.271 JUDY : ...but leave a message. 01:17:25.273 --> 01:17:26.439 (BEEPS) 01:17:26.441 --> 01:17:30.672 Hello, it's me. Paddington. 01:17:30.674 --> 01:17:33.137 I hope you don't mind my calling. 01:17:33.139 --> 01:17:34.471 I just wanted to let you know 01:17:34.473 --> 01:17:38.772 I've broken out of prison and, well, 01:17:38.774 --> 01:17:41.271 I suppose I'm on the run. 01:17:41.273 --> 01:17:42.638 I didn't really mean to, 01:17:42.640 --> 01:17:45.037 but Knuckles said that if we broke out 01:17:45.039 --> 01:17:46.741 he'd help clear my name, 01:17:47.773 --> 01:17:50.638 and then I could come home. 01:17:50.640 --> 01:17:53.974 But he's gone now and I'm on my own. 01:17:55.607 --> 01:17:56.771 I don't really know why 01:17:56.773 --> 01:17:58.404 - I'm calling. - (PHONE BEEPING) 01:17:58.406 --> 01:18:01.005 I suppose I just wanted to say... 01:18:01.007 --> 01:18:03.405 (LINE DISCONNECTS) 01:18:03.407 --> 01:18:04.675 ...goodbye. 01:18:14.905 --> 01:18:16.407 (SNIFFLES) 01:18:22.573 --> 01:18:24.641 - (PHONE RINGING) - (GASPS) 01:18:31.906 --> 01:18:34.138 - Hello? - MARY : Paddington? 01:18:34.140 --> 01:18:36.372 Yes. Yes, it's Paddington. 01:18:36.374 --> 01:18:38.304 I'm so sorry I escaped, Mrs. Brown, 01:18:38.306 --> 01:18:39.537 but I thought you'd forgotten on me. 01:18:39.539 --> 01:18:42.037 We'd never forget you, Paddington. 01:18:42.039 --> 01:18:44.105 - Paddington? - MARY : You're family. 01:18:44.107 --> 01:18:45.271 And we know who the thief was. 01:18:45.273 --> 01:18:46.438 It's Phoenix Buchanan. 01:18:46.440 --> 01:18:47.905 Mr. Buchanan? 01:18:47.907 --> 01:18:49.539 MRS. BIRD : But he's disappeared into thin air. 01:18:49.541 --> 01:18:51.072 We've been looking for him at every landmark 01:18:51.074 --> 01:18:53.772 - in that book. - JUDY : Every last page. 01:18:53.774 --> 01:18:55.907 "Where all your dreams come true." 01:18:56.972 --> 01:18:58.472 Why do you say that? 01:18:58.474 --> 01:19:00.838 Oh, it was written on the last page of the pop-up book. 01:19:00.840 --> 01:19:02.739 Always made me think of Aunt Lucy. 01:19:02.741 --> 01:19:05.205 - Very bizarre. - Is it? 01:19:05.207 --> 01:19:06.705 I found that exact same phrase 01:19:06.707 --> 01:19:09.305 on a scrap of paper in Phoenix's house. 01:19:09.307 --> 01:19:10.470 Really? 01:19:10.472 --> 01:19:12.571 I'm sure I've seen that before. 01:19:12.573 --> 01:19:15.338 Look. "Where all your dreams come true." 01:19:15.340 --> 01:19:16.938 HENRY : The organ? 01:19:16.940 --> 01:19:18.671 That must be where Madame Kozlova hid her fortune. 01:19:18.673 --> 01:19:19.937 Let's get to the fair. 01:19:19.939 --> 01:19:21.605 It's too late. They're leaving today. 01:19:21.607 --> 01:19:23.171 JONATHAN : From Paddington Station. 01:19:23.173 --> 01:19:24.605 MARY : At 6:35. 01:19:24.607 --> 01:19:25.805 There's still time. 01:19:25.807 --> 01:19:27.337 Paddington, head for the station. 01:19:27.339 --> 01:19:29.472 If we can find Phoenix and get hold of that book, 01:19:29.474 --> 01:19:31.070 his fingerprints will prove everything. 01:19:31.072 --> 01:19:33.271 But that's miles away, Mr. Brown. I'll... 01:19:33.273 --> 01:19:36.441 (MUSICAL HORN PLAYING) 01:19:37.640 --> 01:19:39.038 I'll see you there. 01:19:39.040 --> 01:19:41.072 - (HORN HONKING) - MR. BARNES : Clear the road. 01:19:41.074 --> 01:19:42.738 This is a refuse emergency. 01:19:42.740 --> 01:19:44.836 - (BRAKES SCREECHING) - PADDINGTON : Sorry! 01:19:44.838 --> 01:19:48.737 Fellow citizens, I've just received intelligence. 01:19:48.739 --> 01:19:52.837 The bear has escaped and may be heading this way. 01:19:52.839 --> 01:19:55.271 I have raised the neighborhood panic level 01:19:55.273 --> 01:19:56.770 to "wild hysteria." 01:19:56.772 --> 01:19:58.537 Get out of the way, Mr. Curry! 01:19:58.539 --> 01:20:00.705 JUDY : Paddington's not coming this way! 01:20:00.707 --> 01:20:01.904 He's gonna clear his name. 01:20:01.906 --> 01:20:04.338 And we're gonna bring him home! 01:20:04.340 --> 01:20:05.705 We don't want him here. 01:20:05.707 --> 01:20:08.572 No, of course you don't. You never have. 01:20:08.574 --> 01:20:10.638 As soon as you set eyes on that bear, 01:20:10.640 --> 01:20:12.606 you made up your mind about him. 01:20:12.608 --> 01:20:14.837 Well, Paddington's not like that. 01:20:14.839 --> 01:20:16.639 He looks for the good in all of us, 01:20:16.641 --> 01:20:18.937 and somehow he finds it. 01:20:18.939 --> 01:20:21.803 It's why he makes friends wherever he goes. 01:20:21.805 --> 01:20:24.337 And it's why Windsor Gardens is a happier place 01:20:24.339 --> 01:20:25.937 whenever he's around. 01:20:25.939 --> 01:20:29.204 He wouldn't hesitate if any of us needed help. 01:20:29.206 --> 01:20:33.540 So stand aside, Mr. Curry, because we're coming through! 01:20:35.306 --> 01:20:36.904 (ENGINE STARTS) 01:20:36.906 --> 01:20:39.005 (ENGINE REVVING) 01:20:39.007 --> 01:20:40.571 (SPUTTERING) 01:20:40.573 --> 01:20:42.737 (ENGINE STALLING) 01:20:42.739 --> 01:20:44.237 CURRY : Nice try, Brown. 01:20:44.239 --> 01:20:46.471 Your plan seems to have stalled. 01:20:46.473 --> 01:20:48.104 Like your vehicle. 01:20:48.106 --> 01:20:51.305 Try the choke. Go on, try the choke. You're flooding it. 01:20:51.307 --> 01:20:53.071 Clutch down, second gear, Mr. Brown. 01:20:53.073 --> 01:20:54.638 What? 01:20:54.640 --> 01:20:56.404 - DR. JAFRI : After three. Three. - CURRY : What's going on? 01:20:56.406 --> 01:20:59.770 You are illegally perambulating on a public highway. 01:20:59.772 --> 01:21:01.171 LANCASTER : Put your backs into it. 01:21:01.173 --> 01:21:03.039 - Do not push that vehicle. - (ENGINE STARTS) 01:21:03.041 --> 01:21:05.774 - Bring Paddington home. - Thank you. 01:21:08.406 --> 01:21:10.640 (ALL CHEERING) 01:21:18.307 --> 01:21:22.839 Right, Paddington, stay low, and remember, you're a bin. 01:21:26.772 --> 01:21:28.737 PADDINGTON : You're a bin. You're a bin. 01:21:28.739 --> 01:21:31.337 Just an ordinary bin going for a walk. 01:21:31.339 --> 01:21:32.573 (GASPS) 01:21:36.473 --> 01:21:39.637 - PADDINGTON : Thank you. - You're welcome. 01:21:39.639 --> 01:21:42.637 Nothing to see here, Officer. Just a bin. 01:21:42.639 --> 01:21:44.571 - Hmm. - (PADDINGTON SLURPS) 01:21:44.573 --> 01:21:46.440 Quite good being a bin. 01:21:53.141 --> 01:21:55.408 (WHISTLING) 01:22:01.940 --> 01:22:03.007 PHOENIX : Gentlemen. 01:22:04.507 --> 01:22:06.541 (CONDUCTOR BLOWS WHISTLE) 01:22:09.372 --> 01:22:11.074 - (TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS) - (GASPS) 01:22:15.473 --> 01:22:16.873 (BRAKES SCREECH) 01:22:24.273 --> 01:22:25.737 HENRY : Paddington! 01:22:25.739 --> 01:22:28.906 Mr. Brown! Quickly, he's on board. 01:22:29.374 --> 01:22:31.304 (GROANS) 01:22:31.306 --> 01:22:33.637 Don't worry, I'll handle it myself. 01:22:33.639 --> 01:22:35.605 We've gotta catch up with that train. 01:22:35.607 --> 01:22:37.874 - But how? - (TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS) 01:22:40.439 --> 01:22:42.073 I've got an idea. 01:22:43.473 --> 01:22:45.570 Good morning, madam. Sir. Welcome on board. 01:22:45.572 --> 01:22:46.871 Morning. Thank you. 01:22:46.873 --> 01:22:48.404 May I offer you a glass of champagne? 01:22:48.406 --> 01:22:50.204 Oh, thank you so much. That's very kind. 01:22:50.206 --> 01:22:51.671 Very civilized, yes. 01:22:51.673 --> 01:22:54.004 Nice to have a break after all I've been through 01:22:54.006 --> 01:22:56.238 with that beastly bear. 01:22:56.240 --> 01:22:57.937 Boiler pressure, 225. 01:22:57.939 --> 01:23:00.904 Water, half a glass. Air brake, off. 01:23:00.906 --> 01:23:03.071 Nice work, J-Dog. 01:23:03.073 --> 01:23:04.671 My name's not J-Dog. 01:23:04.673 --> 01:23:08.604 It's Jonathan Brown. And I like steam trains. 01:23:08.606 --> 01:23:10.970 - Oh, for goodness' sake. - I'm so sorry. 01:23:10.972 --> 01:23:13.471 - Get off. Stop it. - (SHUSHING) 01:23:13.473 --> 01:23:14.970 Don't shush me, Gertrude. 01:23:14.972 --> 01:23:17.570 I have just been spilled upon by a chilled liquid. 01:23:17.572 --> 01:23:21.407 Gerald, I want you to shush. 01:23:23.273 --> 01:23:24.838 Yes, Gertrude. 01:23:24.840 --> 01:23:26.271 REPORTER : (ON RADIO) ...seven o'clock. 01:23:26.273 --> 01:23:28.439 Here's the news from the BBC. 01:23:28.441 --> 01:23:30.736 Four convicts made a daring escape 01:23:30.738 --> 01:23:32.603 from Portobello Prison last night. 01:23:32.605 --> 01:23:34.438 The prisoners all appear to have vanished 01:23:34.440 --> 01:23:36.137 - without a trace... - (KNUCKLES CACKLES) 01:23:36.139 --> 01:23:37.737 ...except Paddington Brown, 01:23:37.739 --> 01:23:40.570 who was seen boarding a fair train bound for Bristol. 01:23:40.572 --> 01:23:42.104 Police are closing in 01:23:42.106 --> 01:23:44.503 and expect to make an arrest soon. 01:23:44.505 --> 01:23:45.904 (TURNS RADIO OFF) 01:23:45.906 --> 01:23:48.538 Poor little fella. 01:23:48.540 --> 01:23:51.405 Must be somewhere down there right now. 01:23:51.407 --> 01:23:53.872 SPOON : Shouldn't we help him, Knuckles? 01:23:53.874 --> 01:23:55.838 KNUCKLES : How? We go back down there, 01:23:55.840 --> 01:23:58.338 they won't just lock us up, they'll throw away the key. 01:23:58.340 --> 01:24:00.939 I know but he's our friend. 01:24:02.241 --> 01:24:03.906 Stick to the plan. 01:24:05.474 --> 01:24:08.673 I don't do nothin' for no one for nothin'. 01:24:14.471 --> 01:24:16.640 (TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS) 01:24:31.306 --> 01:24:33.503 Well, Grandfather, 01:24:33.505 --> 01:24:35.573 the moment of truth. 01:24:39.341 --> 01:24:40.540 D. 01:24:42.173 --> 01:24:43.305 - D. - (NOTE PLAYS) 01:24:43.307 --> 01:24:44.507 (GASPS) 01:24:45.373 --> 01:24:46.572 A. 01:24:47.006 --> 01:24:48.007 A. 01:24:48.706 --> 01:24:50.771 PADDINGTON : The book. 01:24:50.773 --> 01:24:51.807 (GASPS) 01:24:54.207 --> 01:24:55.640 Ah. 01:24:58.907 --> 01:25:02.270 - What's he doing? - JUDY : I don't know. 01:25:02.272 --> 01:25:04.837 - Paddington! - He can't hear us. 01:25:04.839 --> 01:25:06.470 Can this thing go any faster? 01:25:06.472 --> 01:25:08.170 I can try but I need more coal. 01:25:08.172 --> 01:25:09.271 I'm on it. 01:25:09.273 --> 01:25:11.205 Pull alongside. I'm going across. 01:25:11.207 --> 01:25:12.971 - I'll come with you. - Judy... 01:25:12.973 --> 01:25:14.674 Just you try and stop us! 01:25:16.207 --> 01:25:17.506 Come on then! 01:25:28.307 --> 01:25:29.774 (GRUNTS) 01:25:41.472 --> 01:25:43.540 (SCREAMING) 01:25:48.773 --> 01:25:50.438 (GRUNTS) 01:25:50.440 --> 01:25:52.469 (SNEEZES) 01:25:52.471 --> 01:25:54.703 - Ready? - Yep. 01:25:54.705 --> 01:25:55.707 Go! 01:26:00.773 --> 01:26:02.006 (GRUNTS) 01:26:03.074 --> 01:26:04.974 (YELPING) 01:26:07.472 --> 01:26:09.171 INSTRUCTOR : Open your mind 01:26:09.173 --> 01:26:10.806 and your legs will follow. 01:26:16.906 --> 01:26:18.138 (SCREAMS) 01:26:18.140 --> 01:26:19.771 Mr. Brown! 01:26:19.773 --> 01:26:20.874 Mrs. Bird. 01:26:23.274 --> 01:26:24.473 C. 01:26:28.039 --> 01:26:30.872 And finally E. 01:26:30.874 --> 01:26:32.007 (NOTE PLAYS) 01:26:34.505 --> 01:26:36.041 - (CARNIVAL MUSIC PLAYING) - It works. 01:26:39.107 --> 01:26:40.340 (GASPS) 01:26:46.607 --> 01:26:48.373 (PHOENIX EXCLAIMING IN DELIGHT) 01:26:49.939 --> 01:26:51.839 Ooh. 01:26:55.407 --> 01:26:57.337 Hello. 01:26:57.339 --> 01:26:59.540 Aren't you pretty. 01:27:00.406 --> 01:27:04.272 West End here I come. 01:27:04.274 --> 01:27:05.540 (SQUISHING) 01:27:06.940 --> 01:27:08.074 - Morning. - (GASPS) 01:27:10.705 --> 01:27:11.838 No! 01:27:11.840 --> 01:27:14.839 - What was it? D. F. - (NOTES PLAY) 01:27:15.273 --> 01:27:16.573 D. 01:27:17.939 --> 01:27:19.070 Come back with that book. 01:27:19.072 --> 01:27:20.472 (GRUNTS) 01:27:40.505 --> 01:27:43.771 Where do you think you're going, bear? 01:27:43.773 --> 01:27:48.771 It's a train. It comes to an end, like all of us alas. 01:27:48.773 --> 01:27:49.907 (GASPS) 01:27:50.973 --> 01:27:51.974 PHOENIX : Whoops. 01:27:54.473 --> 01:27:58.307 Exit bear, pursued by an actor. (YELPS) 01:28:00.573 --> 01:28:02.439 Phoenix Buchanan. 01:28:03.438 --> 01:28:05.139 Mrs. Bird? 01:28:05.141 --> 01:28:07.637 Oh, so now you remember me? 01:28:07.639 --> 01:28:11.170 Well, I never. The cavalry. 01:28:11.172 --> 01:28:16.003 An old crone, a little girl and an insurance man. 01:28:16.005 --> 01:28:17.204 What am I going to do? 01:28:17.206 --> 01:28:19.337 I'll tell you exactly what I'm going to do. 01:28:19.339 --> 01:28:21.403 - Mmm? - I'm going to bloomin' well 01:28:21.405 --> 01:28:23.004 biff you on the nose. 01:28:23.006 --> 01:28:25.071 Not a very good idea. 01:28:25.073 --> 01:28:26.336 (BOTH GASP) 01:28:26.338 --> 01:28:29.604 Stage combat, level four. 01:28:29.606 --> 01:28:32.571 Well, where I come from, laddie, 01:28:32.573 --> 01:28:35.470 they teach you never to bring a knife to a gunfight. 01:28:35.472 --> 01:28:36.804 (COCKS RIFLE) 01:28:36.806 --> 01:28:39.739 I think you'll find that fires plastic darts. 01:28:41.405 --> 01:28:43.671 So it does. 01:28:43.673 --> 01:28:46.674 Whereas this sword looks very sharp. 01:28:48.174 --> 01:28:49.940 Back you go. All of you, back. 01:28:59.974 --> 01:29:02.504 And for you, sir, the jumbo pavlova. 01:29:02.506 --> 01:29:03.840 - Ah. - Enjoy. 01:29:06.173 --> 01:29:10.507 Oh, hello, Your Honor. The hair is looking lovely. 01:29:15.107 --> 01:29:16.772 MARY : Paddington! 01:29:16.774 --> 01:29:17.974 Mrs. Brown! 01:29:20.373 --> 01:29:22.838 I've got an idea. 01:29:22.840 --> 01:29:27.041 Good. Good. Excellent. Now for your furry friend. 01:29:31.140 --> 01:29:32.406 (EXHALES) 01:29:37.606 --> 01:29:39.840 Slow down, Jonathan. 01:29:46.006 --> 01:29:48.104 PHOENIX : Coo-ee! 01:29:48.106 --> 01:29:50.440 What a clever little bear. 01:29:54.171 --> 01:29:55.403 (GRUNTING) 01:29:55.405 --> 01:29:58.436 Don't worry. I know a wee trick 01:29:58.438 --> 01:30:01.006 Harry Houdini used to do. 01:30:07.840 --> 01:30:09.440 (GRUNTING) 01:30:13.440 --> 01:30:16.437 (TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWING) 01:30:16.439 --> 01:30:18.774 Jump, Paddington! I'll catch you. 01:30:20.372 --> 01:30:21.572 No! 01:30:22.905 --> 01:30:24.572 - Whoa! - (GRUNTS) 01:30:27.205 --> 01:30:29.041 - (GRUNTS) - (GROANS) 01:30:34.807 --> 01:30:36.539 Bye-bye, bear. 01:30:53.906 --> 01:30:54.974 Bullseye! 01:31:15.973 --> 01:31:18.137 Stop the train, Jonathan! 01:31:18.139 --> 01:31:20.073 (BRAKES SCREECHING) 01:31:28.106 --> 01:31:29.507 (GASPS) 01:31:40.806 --> 01:31:42.039 (INHALES SHARPLY) 01:32:03.907 --> 01:32:04.940 (INHALES DEEPLY) 01:32:48.906 --> 01:32:50.504 (PLANE APPROACHING) 01:32:50.506 --> 01:32:51.774 (SPLASHES) 01:32:53.940 --> 01:32:55.606 KNUCKLES : Let's go, lads. 01:33:19.206 --> 01:33:20.640 (ALL GASP) 01:33:29.539 --> 01:33:31.437 Knuckles, you came back. 01:33:31.439 --> 01:33:33.537 Can't make marmalade on my own now, can I? 01:33:33.539 --> 01:33:35.170 Thank you, everyone. 01:33:35.172 --> 01:33:36.439 Paddington? 01:33:37.439 --> 01:33:38.704 He's burning up. 01:33:38.706 --> 01:33:40.606 Better get the little fella to bed. 01:33:42.339 --> 01:33:43.638 - JONATHAN : Mom! - JUDY : Paddington! 01:33:43.640 --> 01:33:45.004 MARY : He's not well. 01:33:45.006 --> 01:33:47.037 KNUCKLES : Don't worry, he's gonna be fine. 01:33:47.039 --> 01:33:48.774 Aren't you, little buddy? 01:34:12.572 --> 01:34:13.936 JONATHAN : Paddington! 01:34:13.938 --> 01:34:16.971 - Where am I? - Take it easy now. 01:34:16.973 --> 01:34:21.404 You gave us a wee scare, but you're home now. 01:34:21.406 --> 01:34:23.738 - Home? - That's right. Look. 01:34:23.740 --> 01:34:25.936 The police realized they'd made a terrible mistake. 01:34:25.938 --> 01:34:28.804 HENRY : Phoenix Buchanan has been arrested, and, 01:34:28.806 --> 01:34:32.537 I might add, is no longer a member of our Platinum Club. 01:34:32.539 --> 01:34:35.903 - Then... - You're a free bear. 01:34:35.905 --> 01:34:39.137 - How long have I been asleep? - JONATHAN : Three days. 01:34:39.139 --> 01:34:41.537 Three days! But that means... 01:34:41.539 --> 01:34:43.236 It's Aunt Lucy's birthday. 01:34:43.238 --> 01:34:45.404 And I never sent her anything. 01:34:45.406 --> 01:34:46.804 It's all right, Paddington. 01:34:46.806 --> 01:34:48.936 But it isn't all right, Mrs. Brown. 01:34:48.938 --> 01:34:53.471 You see, Aunt Lucy did so much for me when I was a cub. 01:34:53.473 --> 01:34:56.370 Without her I'd never have come to London. 01:34:56.372 --> 01:34:59.069 And I suppose all I ever really wanted 01:34:59.071 --> 01:35:01.137 was to make her proud. 01:35:01.139 --> 01:35:03.369 But now she's going to wake up on her birthday 01:35:03.371 --> 01:35:04.737 with no present 01:35:04.739 --> 01:35:07.070 and think I've let her down completely. 01:35:07.072 --> 01:35:11.903 Oh, you great goose, she won't think that at all. 01:35:11.905 --> 01:35:13.040 Won't she? 01:35:13.971 --> 01:35:15.639 Come with us. 01:35:17.772 --> 01:35:20.806 - Here he is! - (ALL APPLAUDING) 01:35:27.273 --> 01:35:30.671 - What are you all doing here? - We wanted to say thank you. 01:35:30.673 --> 01:35:31.902 PADDINGTON : Thank you? 01:35:31.904 --> 01:35:33.003 For everything you've done for us. 01:35:33.005 --> 01:35:34.171 (ALL AGREEING) 01:35:34.173 --> 01:35:36.204 If it wasn't for you, we'd never have met. 01:35:36.206 --> 01:35:38.069 You helped me pass my exam. 01:35:38.071 --> 01:35:40.304 I would be permanently locked out of my house. 01:35:40.306 --> 01:35:41.704 (ALL LAUGHING) 01:35:41.706 --> 01:35:44.969 I'd say you've rather a lot to be proud of. 01:35:44.971 --> 01:35:47.337 GRUBER : And when we heard that the police wanted 01:35:47.339 --> 01:35:48.769 the popping book for evidence, 01:35:48.771 --> 01:35:52.438 we thought we'd find Aunt Lucy another present. 01:35:52.440 --> 01:35:54.003 DR. JAFRI : So we all clubbed together. 01:35:54.005 --> 01:35:56.970 I pulled in a few favors from my old Air Force chums. 01:35:56.972 --> 01:35:59.538 And we think she's going to love it. 01:35:59.540 --> 01:36:02.203 But... what is it? 01:36:02.205 --> 01:36:03.571 You wanted to get that book 01:36:03.573 --> 01:36:06.004 so Aunt Lucy could see London, didn't you? 01:36:06.006 --> 01:36:07.704 It was always her dream. 01:36:07.706 --> 01:36:11.969 Well, we thought, why look at London in a book 01:36:11.971 --> 01:36:14.371 when she could see the real thing? 01:36:14.373 --> 01:36:16.340 - (DOORBELL RINGS) - (GASPS) 01:36:17.406 --> 01:36:19.540 Why don't you go and answer that? 01:36:34.472 --> 01:36:35.873 (GASPS) 01:36:36.706 --> 01:36:38.073 Oh... 01:36:41.240 --> 01:36:42.707 Paddington. 01:36:45.039 --> 01:36:47.440 Happy birthday, Aunt Lucy. 01:36:48.121 --> 01:36:54.982 Subtitles by explosiveskull ^.^.^.^.COLORED by.^.^.^.^ ® Sud_Arun collections ® A member of Psagmeno.com 01:37:01.839 --> 01:37:04.237 MAN : ♫.. Shake, shake, shake, Senora 01:37:04.239 --> 01:37:05.969 ♫.. Shake your body line 01:37:05.971 --> 01:37:10.169 ♫.. Shake, shake, shake, Senora Shake it all the time 01:37:10.171 --> 01:37:14.204 ♫.. Work, work, work, Senora Work your body line 01:37:14.206 --> 01:37:18.403 ♫.. Shake, shake, shake, Senora Shake it all the time 01:37:18.405 --> 01:37:20.604 ♫.. My girlfriend name is Senora 01:37:20.606 --> 01:37:22.537 ♫.. I tell you friends, I adore her 01:37:22.539 --> 01:37:24.703 ♫.. And when she dances, oh brother 01:37:24.705 --> 01:37:27.103 ♫.. She is a hurricane in all kind of weather 01:37:27.105 --> 01:37:28.471 ♫.. Jump in the line 01:37:28.473 --> 01:37:31.202 ♫.. Shake your body and jump in the line 01:37:31.204 --> 01:37:32.571 ♫.. Jump in the line 01:37:32.573 --> 01:37:35.136 ♫.. Shake your body and jump in the line 01:37:35.138 --> 01:37:39.270 ♫.. Shake, shake, shake, Senora Shake your body line 01:37:39.272 --> 01:37:43.471 ♫.. Shake, shake, shake, Senora Shake it all the time 01:37:43.473 --> 01:37:47.604 ♫.. You can talk about cha cha Tango, waltz or the rumba 01:37:47.606 --> 01:37:49.970 ♫.. Senora's dance has no title 01:37:49.972 --> 01:37:52.170 ♫.. Jump in the saddle, hold on to the bridle 01:37:52.172 --> 01:37:53.537 ♫.. Jump in the line 01:37:53.539 --> 01:37:56.236 ♫.. Shake your body and jump in the line 01:37:56.238 --> 01:37:57.604 ♫.. Jump in the line 01:37:57.606 --> 01:37:59.905 ♫.. Shake your body and jump in the line 01:38:04.972 --> 01:38:07.504 Phoenix Buchanan, 01:38:07.506 --> 01:38:11.670 you have proved yourself to be a heinous criminal 01:38:11.672 --> 01:38:15.604 and a disgrace to the noble profession of acting. 01:38:15.606 --> 01:38:19.104 - (SOBS LOUDLY) - I sentence you to ten years, 01:38:19.106 --> 01:38:24.739 and I suggest that you use your time behind bars wisely. 01:38:26.705 --> 01:38:28.340 I shall. 01:38:35.372 --> 01:38:38.336 ♫.. Listen to the rain on the roof go 01:38:38.338 --> 01:38:40.971 ♫.. Pit pitty pat, pit pitty pat Pitty 01:38:40.973 --> 01:38:45.703 ♫.. Sit kitty cat We won't get home for hours 01:38:45.705 --> 01:38:49.471 ♫.. Relax and listen to the rain on the roof go 01:38:49.473 --> 01:38:51.304 ♫.. Plunk planka plink, plunk planka plink 01:38:51.306 --> 01:38:52.870 ♫.. Planka 01:38:52.872 --> 01:38:57.870 ♫.. Let's have a drink And shelter from the showers 01:38:57.872 --> 01:39:03.370 ♫.. Rain, rain, don't go away Fill up the sky 01:39:03.372 --> 01:39:09.572 ♫.. Rain through the night We'll stay cozy and dry 01:39:11.804 --> 01:39:16.003 ♫.. Listen to the rain on the roof go 01:39:16.005 --> 01:39:20.869 ♫.. Pit pitty pat, plunka plink Plank 01:39:20.871 --> 01:39:25.039 ♫.. Pity that it's not a hurricane 01:39:28.871 --> 01:39:34.072 ♫.. Listen plink to the lovely rain 01:39:40.138 --> 01:39:42.407 (ALL CHEERING) 01:39:43.406 --> 01:39:46.204 Thank you. Thank you. 01:39:46.206 --> 01:39:49.171 Well, it seems I didn't need 01:39:49.173 --> 01:39:51.906 the West End after all. Just 01:39:53.739 --> 01:39:56.036 - a captive audience. - (CHEERING CONTINUES) 01:39:56.038 --> 01:39:57.436 What am I like? 01:39:57.438 --> 01:40:00.437 Guards, lock me up! Oh, wait, you have. 01:40:00.439 --> 01:40:02.006 (CHUCKLES)