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Brand development agency, The Copyrights Group has appointed License Connection as its Benelux licensing agent for Paddington Bear. The outfit will represent the popular IP across classic, baby, movie, and TV for a broad range of products in the region. Written by Michael Bond and first in print in 1958 …

Copyrights Group and Rockefeller Productions have partnered to bring Paddington, the star of children’s books and both big and small screens, to the stage in a new live show. Launching in 2020, the stage will target a pre-school audience and will feature, for the first time, Paddington on stage in …

Its integration within Vivendi offers many cooperation opportunities particularly in music, film, television and video games.

Kinoshita is primarily a major provider of societal and personal health and wellbeing services. However, over the last ten years it has looked to closer align itself with entertainment areas such as film, animation, publishing, music and arts.

Open for the summer until September, the new Paddington pop-up shop will feature a range of products from collectables and gifts, to books, souvenirs and toys.

Worldwide commemorative partnerships, limited edition and collectable products, new and refreshed classic lines, new publishing, special retail activities, anniversary windows, special events, exhibitions and even an ice show will make up the anniversary activity this year.

Paddington Run will see Michael Bond’s iconic character make his debut in mobile gaming in a title that sees him race through the streets of London.

The cast of Paddington 2 attended the opening ceremony alongside Paddington creator Michael Bond’s daughter, Karen Jankel and a fleet of local school children ahead of the film’s release this November.

The announcement comes just a few weeks before the world-premiere of Paddington 2, which will open in the UK on November 10th and in France on December 6th.

‘We are hugely proud that UNICEF has chosen Paddington as a champion for its campaign to promote the rights of children,’ says Vivendi’s Simon Gillham.