Allyson Hogan
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Writer. Reader. Watcher of movies/TV/plays. Cat owner. Not necessarily in that order.
Joel Fry is onscreen for less than a minute in either film, but it's fun to see him. I like this cute exchange in Paddington 2 with the Brown family's housekeeper:
MRS. BIRD: “Hello, Joe! What a surprise! What are you doing here?”
JOE (THE POSTMAN): “Ah, you know, posting letters.”
Hee! 3/3
MRS. BIRD: “Hello, Joe! What a surprise! What are you doing here?”
JOE (THE POSTMAN): “Ah, you know, posting letters.”
Hee! 3/3
November 7, 2025 at 2:48 PM
Joel Fry is onscreen for less than a minute in either film, but it's fun to see him. I like this cute exchange in Paddington 2 with the Brown family's housekeeper:
MRS. BIRD: “Hello, Joe! What a surprise! What are you doing here?”
JOE (THE POSTMAN): “Ah, you know, posting letters.”
Hee! 3/3
MRS. BIRD: “Hello, Joe! What a surprise! What are you doing here?”
JOE (THE POSTMAN): “Ah, you know, posting letters.”
Hee! 3/3
In Paddington 2, Hugh Grant is having the time of his life as a campy washed-up actor, and there's a weirdly delightful prison subplot that reminds me a little of life aboard the Revenge. And in Paddington in Peru, I'm tickled by the Steamboat Bill Jr. homage during the climax! 2/
November 7, 2025 at 2:48 PM
In Paddington 2, Hugh Grant is having the time of his life as a campy washed-up actor, and there's a weirdly delightful prison subplot that reminds me a little of life aboard the Revenge. And in Paddington in Peru, I'm tickled by the Steamboat Bill Jr. homage during the climax! 2/