Tag: paulking

Timothée Chalamet stars in director Paul King's musical origin story.

When we last saw Paddington Bear on the big screen, he had happily settled in with the Brown family, nestled safely in the heart of picturesque London. This was much to chagrin of the evil villain played by Nicole Kidman,...

This week, UK-based children's icon Paddington gets his film released in the US. Our Jim Tudor saw it and was, to his own surprise, rather charmed by it. And the "comically unrelenting villain" (Jim's words) of the piece is played...

Going into Paddington, I fully expected a film with the cinematic nutritional value of a marmalade sandwich. Saddled with the most cringe inducing trailer of last year, and the fact that its U.S. release got bumped into the dread month...

Paddington Bear has arrived in London from darkest Peru and he's brought his trademark hat, coat, case full of marmalade and the voice of Colin Firth with him. A hugely popular figure since the first Paddington book was published in...

[This post bumped up with the arrival of a high quality, embeddable version of the trailer.]I'm playing a bit of catch-up here on things that appeared whilst I was in transit for the past day or two and here's a...

Oh, marketing, what wacky things are done in your name.  The first clip has finally arrived online from Paul King's Bunny and the Bull, a film I like quite a lot while stopping short of loving it.  The film is...

Paul King's Bunny & The Bull is a film that doesn't seem to be quite certain what it wants to be.  Is it a quirky, Gondry-esque comedy?  Is it a human tragedy?  Or some sort of fusion of the two? ...