Tori Matsuzaka "One of my favorite scenes, too" City boy Paddington unexpectedly sinks in the jungle!

A super hit, the series has grossed over 90 billion yen worldwide! From the producers of "Wonka and the Chocolate Factory: The Beginning" comes "Paddington: The Secret of the Missing Golden Hills", the latest in the hit "Paddington" series, opening in theaters nationwide on Friday, May 9.
His trademark is his bright red hat, blue coat, and fluffy fur. Marmalade is his favorite food, and he is clumsy but hardworking. His positive, polite and gentlemanly personality is loved by the people of the town. The story of Paddington begins when he arrives in London from the jungles of Peru. Paddington meets Mrs. Brown and begins to live with the Brown family in Windsor Gardens, but he has a hard time adjusting to city life, breaking the toilet and flooding the house, sticking his toothbrush in his ear, and getting covered in bubbles. But while he shows this goofy side, he also shows a strong sense of justice that keeps him chasing the real culprit when he is thrown in jail for a crime he did not commit. In the past two films, Paddington's lovable and lovable charm and his adventures have been depicted in London, but in the latest film in the series, Paddington returns home to his native Peru! In the latest installment of the series, Paddington returns to his native Peru to search for his missing Aunt Lucy, and finds himself in a series of deadly predicaments in the Peruvian jungle as he becomes accustomed to city life and loses all his "wild instincts". The latest film in the series is full of adventure and depicts Paddington's greatest challenge to date, and features comments from the Japanese dubbed cast members, Tori Matsuzaka and Paddington.

Matsuzaka describes the film's adventure-filled footage, in which Paddington is in big trouble.It's one of my favorite scenes, too. Paddington looks a bit manly. There's a new side to Paddington that he hasn't shown in the past, and I like that.commented. The recording wasIt was hard work." We went to Peru and it was full of adventure. Paddington falls out of a tree, gets swept away by a river, and all sorts of great adventures Paddington has, so we had to make a lot of loud noises. This scene was one of them, so I lost my voice (laughs)."He spoke of the hardships of postrecording.

In this latest installment of the series, the story begins with Paddington and the Brown family traveling to Peru to visit his Aunt Lucy, the woman who raised him. The group heads deep into the jungle in search of their missing Aunt Lucy, but Paddington, who has lost his sense of the wild after living in the city, finds himself in a series of major predicaments. Will he be able to reunite with Aunt Lucy safely? And there awaits Paddington's secret that will test his family ties with the Brown family. In its home country of the United Kingdom, the film opened at number one with an opening of 9.64 million pounds (approximately 1.9 billion yen), an astonishingly high box office performance that far surpassed the two films in the series! On the American review site Rotten Tomatoes, it garnered the highest audience rating in the series and received an enthusiastic 93% from critics. The new Paddington story, which depicts the "best" excitement and adventure of the series, is finally coming to Japan!

The film "Paddington: The Secret of the Missing Golden Hills" will be released on May 9 (Fri.) in Japan!