Paddington refers to a fictional character known as Paddington Bear, created by author Michael Bond. Paddington is a lovable bear from Peru who arrives in London, where he is discovered at Paddington Station by the Brown family. He is characterized by his blue coat, red hat, and a fondness for marmalade. The stories of Paddington Bear typically revolve around his adventures, misadventures, and the kindness he encounters in the city. The character embodies themes of family, friendship, and the importance of being kind and helpful to others. Paddington Bear has become an iconic figure in children’s literature and has been featured in various books, television shows, and films, making him a beloved character across generations. The name “Paddington” itself evokes the cultural context of London, specifically referencing the area around Paddington Station, which is a significant landmark in the city.
Paddington retourne au Pérou pour retrouver sa tante Lucy dans son dernier film. Le film explore la forêt amazonienne et le Machu Picchu avec la famille Brown. Cette aventure célèbre…