Paddington Bear’s unexpected journey to Peru portrayed in second trailer His latest adventure will take him to search for his roots in Peru. PROMPERÚ, through Film In Peru, provided assistance for filming in the regions of Lima and Cusco.
Lima, Peru
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October 03, 2024 04:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From today, audiences can join Paddington on a trip to the land where his remarkable journey began in the film's second trailer, which provides an enticing glimpse into the diverse landscapes of Peru that play a crucial role in his latest adventure.
“Paddington in Peru”, the new installment of the world's most famous bear, tells the story of his return to his homeland to visit his Aunt Lucy, who now resides at the Home for Retired Bears. Along with the Brown family, he embarks on an exciting adventure through the country.
With the trailer, viewers have been teased with a glimpse of what the incredible destination of Peru can offer. Paddington’s journey highlights the ancient Incan city of Machu Picchu, in the region of Cusco. This ancient site, known for its sophisticated dry-stone construction and panoramic views of the Andes, serves as a testament to the ingenuity of the Inca civilisation.
The movie also portrays iconic locations in the country's capital, Lima. The vibrant streets of its Historic Center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, filled with colonial architecture and bustling markets. The charming Miraflores boardwalk that overlooks the Pacific Ocean, where warm sunsets and coastal vistas create an idyllic backdrop.
Starring acclaimed actors Olivia Colman and Antonio Banderas, “Paddington in Peru” is a Studio Canal (United Kingdom) production based on the English children's story “A Bear Called Paddington” by writer Michael Bond. It will be released in the US and Canada cinemas on January 17, 2025.
Film In Peru, PROMPERÚ's strategy to promote the country as a filming location, provided assistance for filming in Lima and Cusco. This support involved coordinating with public and private entities to secure filming and drone usage permits. Additionally, guidance was provided in processing 26 visas for the film crew.
In recent years, Film In Peru has supported international audiovisual productions such as Dora and the Lost City of Gold, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, Street Food Latin America, Down to earth with Zac Efron, La Reina del Sur, among others.
You can watch the second trailer here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELfvaByE9Rg
Peru Export and Tourism Promotion Board (PROMPERÚ). We are the government agency in charge of the development and implementation of global strategies to position Peru via the promotion of its image, touristic destinations, added value exports and inversions.
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