When Paddington lost Colin Firth last summer, the film, which had been going smoothly, seemed to have lost its footing. Quickly the producers replaced Firth with Ben Whishaw, who sounded to be a better fit for the beloved childhood bear. Then the film had another setback, when the British Board of Film Classification labeled it as PG with some bizarre reasons for a children's book adaptation. Add on a terrible first trailer, and some creepy CG photos of the bear, and there weren't high hopes for...
When Paddington lost Colin Firth last summer, the film, which had been going smoothly, seemed to have lost its footing. Quickly the producers replaced Firth with Ben Whishaw, who sounded to be a better fit for the beloved childhood bear. Then the film had another setback, when the British Board of Film Classification labeled it as PG with some bizarre reasons for a children's book adaptation. Add on a terrible first trailer, and some creepy CG photos of the bear, and there weren't high hopes for...
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