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Colin Firth was originally scheduled to be the voice of "Paddington". But six months before the scheduled release date of the film, Colin Firth and the director each issued a statement stating that Colin Firth had withdrawn from the filming of the film.
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Nicole Mary Kidman learned the art of "slinging a knife" specifically for playing the role. During the filming, the producer asked her to "be gentler" because she was worried that such a shot would not be suitable for a children's film. These shots were also cut when they were finally released.
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The producer of Nicole Mary Kidman thought it was impossible for her to take such a film, but on the contrary, Nicole Mary Kidman showed enthusiasm after seeing the script. Because when she was a little girl, she liked Michael Bond's children's books very much. She even hoped that Paddington Cubs would live in her own home.
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Actor Emma Thompson once helped to rewrite the script of the film, but did not sign her name. You can see the film’s creator’s gratitude to her on the ending subtitles.
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In the film, the bear wears the iconic blue woolen coat and Peruvian soft hat, but the producer David Heyman refuses to put the bear on the red Wellington boots because they are not part of the original Paddington image, but the toy manufacturers. Added later.
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Actor Hugh Bonneville believes that Paddington is part of the British DNA. He was under a lot of pressure when he took over the role because he was worried that he would "destroy his childhood."
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Before the film was released, 50 Paddington bear sculptures appeared in major landmarks in London. These bears invited 50 artists, designers and actors, including David Beckham, Nicole Kidman, Benedict Cumberbatch, Emma Watson and others to participate in the design.
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Ten months after the filming was shut down, Michael Gangben and Imelda Staunton, two actors who had participated in the Harry Potter series, made some additional shots for the film. The date is only 6 weeks.
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The film is the first film released by Weinstein's TWC-Dimension. Producers Harvey and Bob Weinstein both have special feelings for the Paddington Cubs story.
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Outside of Paddington Cubs, no other CG shots were used in the scene in the flooded bathroom.
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The first trailer for the film was released in June 2012, two and a half years after the film was officially released.
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The role of antique shop owner Gruber was originally scheduled to be played by a non-British actor, because the prototype of this role was Michael Bond’s first agent, a Jew who fled from Germany to the UK before World War II.
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The interior scene of Paddington Station in the film was shot at the real Paddington Station, but the exterior scene is from Marylebone Station a few miles away, because the latter has a more beautiful appearance.
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The "Peru Black Land" scene in the film was actually shot in Costa Rica. This is the first part of the film that was shot at the start of the film.
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In order to promote the film, the producer company asked Paddington Cubs to make a cameo in the 2014 " Non-Stop " release . Hugh Bonneville also took Paddington Cubs with Clooney, Damon, Murray and other actors at the premiere of " The Monuments Men " .
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The creator of "Paddington", Michael Bond, guest-starred a passerby toasting to Paddington in the film .
Paddington behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Haylee 2022-03-21 09:02:01
A fun story for the whole family to watch!
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Jacklyn 2022-04-01 09:01:05
Michael Bond's cartoon kingdom will show its diplomatic charm after half a century. This is the pride of a country's cultural soft power, and it is also a confident brand output. It undertakes urban publicity, tourism roadshows, immigrant ethnicity, and entertaining. Features, from children's literature, stop-motion animation to film, along the way, win the greatest common divisor.
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Joe: [Being hanged by Millicent Clyde] It's not even a code. It's more a set of guidelines than a binding ethos.
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Henry Brown: Hello?
Mr. Curry: Good evening. This is an anonymous phone call.
Henry Brown: Oh hello Mr. Curry.
Henry Brown: It's not Mr. Curry! It's Mr. Burry. I have some news concerning the bear.
Henry Brown: What? What do you mean?
Mary Brown: Who is it Henry?
Henry Brown: It'd Mr. Curry doing a silly voice.
Mr. Curry: It's Burry!
Henry Brown: He says Paddington's been kidnapped!