Paddington In Peru's Post-Credits Scenes & Major Cameo Explained

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Paddington in Peru.The latest adventures of Paddington, the marmalade-loving bear of London, Paddington in Peru is a lovely conclusion to the trilogy, even as it teases a few extra beats with its post-credits scenes. Much of the film is spent focusing on Paddington and his adopted family the Browns as they venture back to his homeland of Peru. After discovering his origins at El Dorado’s orange grove โ€” where a young Paddington first met Aunt Lucy after tumbling into a river while reaching for fruit โ€” Paddington in Peru‘s main characters returns to London ahead of some excited visitors.




These extra scenes take on special, sentimental meaning for Paddington and the rest of his two families. The post-credits scene of Paddington in Peru builds off the sweet nature of the film’s ending, highlighting the themes at the heart of the film and the series as a whole. On its own, it’s a tremendously cute way to close out the movie. However, audiences should linger a little longer, as there’s more to the credits than one might expect.


Paddington In Peru Has 2 Credits Scenes

One Is Cute, While The Other Teases A Possible Direction For Paddington 4


Viewers will want to stay through and after the credits roll in Paddington in Peru, as the film includes two delightful extra scenes to wrap up its adventure and tease what may come next. The first appears midway through the credits, while the second comes after they have finished completely. Both moments add their own touch to the film’s ending, making them well worth the extra wait. Eagle-eyed viewers might also spot an early tease of what’s to come in the credits themselves, thanks to a credited actor thought to be left in Paddington 2.

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The last scene of the film consists of Paddington’s newfound bear relatives finally coming to visit him in Britain. With the excitement and energy of being a tourist, the family embark upon a remarkable London tour. Right before the credits roll, a touching photo montage shows the bear family exploring the city’s landmarks with him. It’s a perfect example of how London’s favorite bear bridges his two worlds โ€” his original bear family and the Browns โ€” in his own unique way.


Hugh Grant’s Phoenix Buchanan Plans His Grand Comeback

Paddington In Peru Brings Back Phoenix Buchanan And Sets Him Up For Paddington 4

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The mid-credits scene shows Hugh Grant’s return to his role of Phoenix Buchanan, with Paddington and his bear family stopping by his prison for a visit. With a nostalgic turn of events in the same prison where he once stayed himself, Paddington introduces his entire Peruvian bear family to the theatrical convict. Each relative has a London-inspired name like “Elephant” and “Castle,” which adds a little comedic beat to the scene.


While pleased with the introductions, Phoenix, ever the showman, sees an opportunity. With his release date approaching, Phoenix seems ready to return to the stage, with Paddington and his family accompanying him. The very final scene extends this meeting with one last flourish, as Phoenix declares, “What fun,” followed by an amused “What a lot of… fur,” and grants one last laugh. While brief, this closing moment proves a perfect sendoff and plants the potential seeds for Paddington 4 in the final moments of Paddington in Peru.

Paddington in Peru (2024) Official Poster

Paddington in Peru, directed by Dougal Wilson, follows Paddington Bear as he travels to Peru to visit Aunt Lucy at the Home for Retired Bears. Joined by the Brown Family, they embark on a thrilling journey through the Amazon rainforest and the mountain peaks of Peru after encountering a mystery.

Director
Dougal Wilson

Release Date
November 8, 2024

Writers
Michael Bond , Mark Burton , Simon Farnaby