Paddington In Peru

Paddington receives a heartfelt letter from Aunt Lucy, who resides in the home for retired bears in Peru. The letter reveals her deep longing for Paddington and hints at her increasingly strange behavior, prompting the family to take action.

Concerned about Aunt Lucy, Paddington and the Browns decide to travel to Peru. Their journey is filled with hope as they anticipate reuniting with Aunt Lucy and discovering what has been troubling her.

Upon arriving in Peru, the Browns are informed by the Reverend Mother that Aunt Lucy has mysteriously gone missing in the jungle. They find only her glasses and bracelet left behind, escalating their urgency to find her.

Paddington discovers a map in Aunt Lucy's cabin that points to Rumi Rock as the starting point for their search. With the Reverend Mother giving Mrs. Brown a pendant for luck, they set off, leaving some behind in the journey.

The Browns encounter treasure hunters Hunter and Gina while looking for a boat to navigate the river. Hunter notices Paddington's bracelet and shares a legend about the lost city of El Dorado, known for its mythical gold.

Tensions rise between Hunter and Gina as Hunter's obsession with finding gold jeopardizes their safety. Their argument culminates in Hunter throwing Gina off the boat, but he soon falls overboard himself, leading to a shipwreck.

Separated from the Browns, Paddington arrives at Rumi Rock, where he meets Hunter. Mistaking sounds for calls from Aunt Lucy, they embark on a perilous journey to find both El Dorado and Aunt Lucy.

Gina eventually finds the Browns and reveals her father's obsessive motivations tied to their family history. Together, they decide to rescue Paddington from Hunter's clutches.

Mrs. Bird grows suspicious of the Reverend Mother and uncovers a hidden room where she learns the pendant given to Mrs. Brown is a tracker. Armed with this knowledge, they prepare for a rescue mission.

At an Incan fort, Paddington is attacked by Hunter but is saved just in time by the Browns. The Reverend Mother's true identity is revealed — she is Clarissa Cabot, who staged Aunt Lucy's disappearance to lure Paddington.

The Browns use Paddington's bracelet to unlock the entrance to El Dorado. They are stunned to find Aunt Lucy, who explains that El Dorado is actually a haven filled with bears and marmalade, where Paddington was born.

In a joyful reunion, Aunt Lucy reveals the true purpose of her bracelet and shares heartwarming memories of Paddington's origins. The bears bond over their love for marmalade, further solidifying their connection.

After the adventures, Hunter reconciles with Gina, reflecting on their tumultuous journey. Clarissa is sent away as punishment while Paddington decides to return to London with the Browns, cherishing his heritage.

In a heartfelt extension of their adventure, Paddington receives visits from several El Dorado bears in London. Each bear is humorously named after London rail stations, symbolizing Paddington's lasting bond with his origins.

Paddington and the El Dorado bears encounter Phoenix Buchanan, who buzzes with excitement over his upcoming prison release. He hints at plans to stage a play featuring the bears, promising further adventures to come.