The Queen and Paddington Bear

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Thought this video was delightful and perfectly pitched 👑

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61690149

AIBU?

I loved it. Always knew the Queen's handbag held something cool like marmalade sandwiches 😁😍

The Queen beating out We Will Rock You on a teacup. With Paddington.
Perfection.
oh and this 😍

How dare you. Of course Paddington is real 🤣

How do you follow jumping out of a helicopter and parachuting into the Olympics?

By having tea (and marmalade sandwiches) with Paddington Bear.

👑

I felt quite emotional at the end, one of the highlights of the whole weekend.

Bit concerned it was white bread, though to be fair it is only for emergencies.

Not a dry eye in the nation... and I'm as lefty as they come

Just perfect.

I loved it. And yes, it touched me too.

Perfect.

ah at this

I wasn’t far off. I think I’ll find it hard when we get the news

She looks so happy in that clip, really sweet

No reason it wouldn't have been her. Her problem is with walking, and she didn't have to do any walking.

Paddington bear is a legend.

Oh that was so lovely 😊. I sort of wish the Queen had done more of this sort of thing over the years, I might have been a Monarchist 😁

Absolutely flawless PR for the Royal family all the way through. If only we had the same team promoting living in a democracy with freedom of speech. I felt moved by Paddington and the Queen and I'm a full on republican😂

😂😂😂😂

Awww that was lovely. Love Paddington and HMQ is so endearing. She definitely has a wicked side!😍

For those who don't seem to have watched the Paddington films , the point of Simon Farnaby is that he is in the actual films . He plays the comedic Barry. ( as well as having co written 2).

Some of the clips circulating of this cut off the ending, which is genius and not to be missed! Make sure you've seen the whole thing...

...including teaspoons...

That's ace! 🤣

Something in my eye!

😭🥰

Thought it was lovely too! ❤️

For me, this was THE highlight of the whole weekend.
It really was perfect!

Reminds me of Hugh Grant’s anecdote about taking his father to the premier of Paddington 2. Part way through his father leaned over to him and said “Is that bear real?” 😂

We remembered the footman from the films but I'm sorry the first thing we all shouted was "That's "Stupid Deaths" from Horrible Histories!"

Sorry, think you'll find it was William the Conqueror (and his enemies stood no chance)😁😁👍👍
Loved the Paddington and Queen skit: really excited as about to show it to my Paddington loving, Horrible Histories obsessed four year old,who's loved the jubilee and seeing the queen. Think she'll "quite like" it😁👍