PADDINGTON IS BACK (IN PERU)

 The third film of Paddington trilogy was premiered yesterday in Britain (later on here in Spain). Paddington is back, but in Peru, where he's originally from. His third adventures happen there together with his adoptive British family, the Browns,  searching for his aunt Lucy... Among the known actors from the previous films Hugh Bonnerville & Julie Walters, this film adds Olivia Coleman & Antonio Banderas.

Trailers and clips from the film following below.

Trailers and clips "PADDINGTON IN PERU":

QUEEN ELIZABETH II HAS DIED

 

This evening the death of Queen Elizabeth II has been announced. She was 96 years old. Elizabeth II (born Elizabeth Alexandra Mary; 21 April 1926 – 8 September 2022) was Queen of the United Kingdom from 6 February 1952 until her death. Her reign of 70 years and 214 days was the longest of any British monarch and the second longest recorded of any monarch of a sovereign country. At the time of her death, Elizabeth was Queen of 14 other Commonwealth realms apart from the UK. More info about her on Wikipedia.

The last time we talked about her on this blog was to talk about the celebration of her Platinum Jubilee commemorating 70 years of her reign, showing the video she shot with Paddington, the popular character of books and films. You can watch it again clicking here.

The picture in this posts shows her walking away with Paddington, and the photo was taken two days ago during her last public appearance in Balmoral Castle in Scotland, where she had received Britain's new Prime Minister Lizz Truss. 

Below is the video of the announcement of her death this evening on the BBC.

QUEEN ELIZABETH'S PLATINUM JUBILEE: 70 YEARS

This weekend sees the celebration of Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee, which commemorates the 70th anniversary of her reign. Elizabeth, who is 96, has attended some of the celebrations.

She's even had time to do a funny video with Paddington.

Video:

PADDINGTON 2

 Trailer:

London locations of the film:

LONDON TRAIN STATION DEPENDING ON YOUR ORIGIN OR DESTINATION.

This map shows you by the different colours which London railway station you have to arrive to or leave from depending on your origin or destination, respectively.

EUSTON if you travel to or from the Western England, Scotland and North Wales. (Glasgow,  Blackpool, Liverpool, Manchester)

MARYLEBONE if you travel from or to a small area of Northeast London.

PADDINGTON if you travel from or to South Wales, Somerset. (Cardiff, Bristol, Oxford, Reading)

WATERLOO if you travel from or to the South West: Devon & Cornwall. (Plymouth, Exeter, Southampton)

VICTORIA if you travel from or to the central South coast (Portsmouth, Brighton)

LONDON BRIDGE if you travel from or to the South West coast (Canterbury, Dover)

FENCHURCH STREET if you travel to or from East Anglia.

KINGS CROSS if you travel to the Eastern England & Scotland (Edinburgh, Leeds, Hull)

St PANCRAS if you travel from or to the Midlands & the Eurostar train to/from the continent (Paris & Brussels).

PADDINGTON

There's a new film with London as the background. The adventures of a bear that came all the way from the jungle in Peru to London to find a home and get his new name after one of London's famous railway stations: Paddington.

All about this character Paddington:
- at its website.
- Paddington Bear, a brief story.

The video trailers of the film: