Paddington refers to a fictional character, Paddington Bear, created by British author Michael Bond in 1958. Paddington is a charming bear from Peru, known for his love of marmalade and his distinctive blue duffle coat and red hat. He arrives in London from Peru, where he is found at Paddington Station by the Brown family, who adopt him and give him the name after the station. The stories of Paddington Bear often highlight themes of kindness, family, adventure, and the importance of being polite and helpful to others. The character has become a beloved figure in children’s literature and has been adapted into various media, including television shows, films, and merchandise. Paddington is emblematic of innocence and curiosity, embodying a spirit of exploration and the importance of home and belonging.
Paddington Bear returns for a new adventure set in Peru, a decade after his last film. The story follows Paddington's quest to visit Aunt Lucy at a bear retirement home.…