Do you know, I was actually beginning to think nobody would give me a home, but this...! That's ripe. This will suit me down to the ground. Thank you very much.
Paddington
1.9s
Oh, yes.
Paddington
15.4s
- You have a beautiful home, Mr Curry. - I've lived here all my life. I inherited it from my mother. A very distant woman. And being such a pillar of the community, I can see why having that beast move in next door would upset you so.
Paddington
2.4s
Stop that sexy woman!
Paddington
5.3s
Mr Brown, I've found something. That's brilliant. Now let's put these back and get out of here.
Paddington
1.8s
You've changed a bit.
Paddington
3.4s
Get out of it! Bloody bears!
Paddington
2.7s
Maybe we should take him to the authorities.
Paddington
2s
Perhaps you're right.
Paddington
4.2s
He didn't really belong here. How can you say that?
Paddington
1.3s
Really?
Paddington
3.1s
Judy. I'm going to my room.
Paddington
1.5s
Whoa!
Paddington
1.8s
My hero.
Paddington
1.4s
Crikey.
Paddington
2.3s
Actually, this is insane.
Paddington
2.6s
Look, wait, wait, wait.
Paddington
34.9s
Friendly advice for the foreigner in London. Lesson three. It's dusk, and you pass a stranger in the street. - Greet them politely. - Good evening. To take the conversation further, talk about the weather. Real brolly-buster, isn't it? Fact: Londoners have 107 ways to say that it is raining... - Can I have the last sandwich? - Oh, no, I need that. A wise bear always keeps a marmalade sandwich in his hat in case of emergency. ...and it's bucketing down. Follow these simple rules and you will always feel at home in London.
