Bored with life in the garden, Peter Rabbit ventures into the big city, where he encounters shady characters and creates chaos for his family. This animated family adventure follows Peter's mischievous journey and the challenges he faces. A delightful film for all ages.
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00:00:00Once
00:00:29upon a time on a beautiful country day the birds weren't singing the fish weren't jumping
00:00:37and there was not a hopping rabbit to be found for everyone was gathered to celebrate two
00:00:44very special people and what can only be described as a storybook wedding
00:00:59i promised myself i wouldn't cry well that was dumb
00:01:13welcome friends we are gathered here today to join bee and thomas in holy matrimony you're taking this so
00:01:34well he's a good man makes her happy and also a special day for their family the beloved rabbits
00:01:40your former enemy is here to stay we found common grounds he's about to be our guardian
00:01:46this is just a little something between them the old you would have gone absolutely bonkers
00:01:50berserk by now i've changed cousin welcoming a new parent a loaded hand grenade just
00:01:56waiting to explode not anymore a father if you will father father you're not my father
00:02:14you'll never be my father
00:02:28you'll never be my father
00:02:42now everyone can see your underpants
00:02:44right
00:02:52right
00:02:54right
00:02:58right
00:03:00right
00:03:02It's always in the last place you look
00:03:10You only have two pockets
00:03:12You may now kiss the groom
00:03:14What?
00:03:32So Bea and Mr. McGregor were married
00:03:43And off they went on their honeymoon
00:03:45Things couldn't have been more peaceful in Windermere
00:03:48Until sometime later
00:03:51You just take this out
00:03:55See?
00:03:57Now, you try
00:03:58Dad, it's Peter Rabbit from the moon
00:04:02Oh, I hate that I'm the face of this
00:04:06But every story can only have one good guy
00:04:09So
00:04:10Peter doesn't have a dad
00:04:11He got put in a pie
00:04:13That's why he's so naughty
00:04:14What?
00:04:15And there's Flopsy, Mopsy and Coventail
00:04:17I'm Flopsy
00:04:18And I'm Mopsy
00:04:20And I'm the hero
00:04:21But I'm not naughty
00:04:22Did this kid even read the book?
00:04:24Did you read the book?
00:04:25I am so busy
00:04:27I'm saving you for summer
00:04:29Are you the author?
00:04:30I'm still getting used to people calling me that
00:04:33It's really the rabbit story
00:04:35I just wrote it down
00:04:36This is my husband
00:04:37He's our publisher
00:04:38Oh
00:04:39I wouldn't say publisher
00:04:40I just, uh
00:04:42I just do the typesetting
00:04:43Turned our dining room into a printing workshop
00:04:46Created the artisanal lithography
00:04:48With a five-colour palette for the illustrations
00:04:49Apart from ones of the garden
00:04:50Which calls for more green
00:04:52Don't reveal all your secrets, darling
00:04:54Well, it's wonderful
00:04:55You paint the rabbits with such love
00:04:57Well, it comes naturally
00:04:59They're family
00:05:00Thanks for your contribution
00:05:02It goes directly to preserving their land
00:05:03Thank you
00:05:04Bye
00:05:05Afternoon
00:05:08Congratulations, you two
00:05:10Thanks, Moira
00:05:11All the mail
00:05:12Choose to see who gets it
00:05:13Just
00:05:14How does he always win?
00:05:23Because he invented the game
00:05:24Woo-hoo
00:05:41Yeah
00:05:44Yeah!
00:06:14Peace and quiet.
00:06:16I'd be lying to you if I said we didn't miss them terribly and they're all we talk about.
00:06:20Aww, cute.
00:06:22But there's no babies. We're their family.
00:06:24Until you're not.
00:06:27Congratulations on the book, by the way. My kids absolutely loved it.
00:06:32Oh, it's not about me. It's just great that kids get to read about positive role models.
00:06:37Like me.
00:06:39Cater!
00:06:41Oh dear, my cheese. Well, good luck.
00:06:46I'm sure it was just an accident.
00:06:48It's not an accident. It's what he does. He never behaves.
00:06:53He loves you. Don't listen to him.
00:06:55He doesn't listen to me. That's the problem.
00:06:58He can't understand me.
00:07:01But still, does he?
00:07:04So, if he can't understand me, then why can't I save you?
00:07:06Because I don't give you my skin.
00:07:07I don't give you my skin.
00:07:08I'm very sorry, I don't give you my skin.
00:07:09I don't give you my skin.
00:07:10Please, just say something nice.
00:07:11I don't give you my skin.
00:07:12Go for it.
00:07:13I'm terribly sorry, Peter.
00:07:14No!
00:07:15I'm sorry, Peter. I love you in the way that an adult human loves an animal rabbit.
00:07:23You handled that very well, Peter. Contrived, apologetic, and even a little bit remorseful.
00:07:32I'm sorry, what?
00:07:34Oh, I put these in for when I'm feeling misunderstood.
00:07:37Oh, come on, Peter. Sometimes you have to face the music.
00:07:41Oh, and these are for when I'm feeling ganged up on.
00:07:44You always take things one step too far.
00:07:46I'm sorry, what?
00:07:49What's this? Basil Jones Publishing.
00:07:52I carried a whole section of their books at Harrods.
00:07:55It was the last display I arranged before I resigned.
00:07:57He is fired and physically removed from the store.
00:08:00Potato, potato.
00:08:01It's from Nigel Basil Jones himself.
00:08:04He wants to publish my book.
00:08:07No.
00:08:08I guess it's in every bookstore. Promote it.
00:08:10Put it in different languages.
00:08:12That's incredible.
00:08:13Bea, you've done it.
00:08:14This is it.
00:08:15It's happening.
00:08:17Promise me something.
00:08:18When this book is a huge success, you'll keep me humble.
00:08:21The book is about all of us.
00:08:24You're already doing it.
00:08:26Think.
00:08:33Why do you always copy everything I do?
00:08:36Fine.
00:08:37I'll do something different.
00:08:38Oh, sorry.
00:08:39Anyone hungry?
00:08:40Yes, starving.
00:08:41Leave it with me.
00:08:42Okay, take one bite and pass it around.
00:08:55I'm just going to wait until we get home where the food isn't decomposing.
00:08:59Yeah.
00:09:00Yeah, me too.
00:09:01Well, la-dee-da.
00:09:02I didn't realize I was with a bunch of sophisticates.
00:09:06Let's go get some dinner.
00:09:07Yeah.
00:09:08Woo-hoo!
00:09:09And there they go, right through the opening where there once was a gate.
00:09:13Good for them.
00:09:14Do they do any of the planting, weeding and watering?
00:09:15No, they don't.
00:09:16But they were here first.
00:09:17Exactly.
00:09:18And you still have your tomatoes.
00:09:19My tomatoes?
00:09:20and there they go right through the opening where there once was a gate good for them do
00:09:34they do any of the planting weeding and watering no they don't but they were here first exactly
00:09:40and you still have your tomatoes my tomatoes i would never have thought a sissy man would
00:09:48like to garden that much i even heard he wants to try and sell them at market it's too moist
00:09:55i'll get the hair dryer it's about time he had a hobby i just hope he's as successful at his
00:10:01as i'm at mine and what is that passing judgment what is going on with her hair
00:10:08please you don't have to try to eat me anymore remember you're welcome to all of this right
00:10:17right right right i'm still getting used to that i just have so much energy i think it's this new
00:10:21plant-based diet and i don't have to chase you anymore i'm just like ah have you tried jogging
00:10:29what's jogging it's running without a terrified animal in front of you think that'll work i'm
00:10:35desperately hoping so
00:10:36there you go sweeties
00:10:41i can't believe this might actually turn into something
00:10:49i'll get it
00:10:58it might be the publisher peter you know not to touch this stuff honestly my kids will be so much
00:11:07better behaved
00:11:07miss you dad no one gets me the way you did
00:11:17me pete it is it's the publisher
00:11:21no tommy those are mr mcgregor's
00:11:34well but you used to steal from him all the time
00:11:38we share the garden now
00:11:40oh because he married the lady you do what he says now
00:11:43no not because of that well kind of because of that it's just don't touch the tomato's badger
00:11:49oh okay
00:11:51i swear if it wasn't for me
00:12:08thank you oh you're very you're very kind
00:12:11the 1115 traded lobster
00:12:16i knew it i saw you
00:12:22oh the rabbits would love to come it'll be such a fun adventure
00:12:28i knew you wouldn't change
00:12:30you're the same
00:12:31thanks bye
00:12:32just leave my tomatoes alone you have everything else
00:12:37see i've told him a million times he doesn't listen to me
00:12:45go easy on him he's just getting used to the idea that you need to stay
00:12:49here you can use your front legs too
00:13:04oh
00:13:07Is this all for us?
00:13:19That's what the tickets say.
00:13:21We'll be the best for the next big thing.
00:13:37Enjoy the journey. It's just the beginning.
00:13:41A bit presumptuous, isn't it?
00:13:44Forgive me for being presumptuous.
00:13:47It's good.
00:13:49As someone who's been on a train before, a few pointers.
00:13:52Don't stare at the scenery rushing by.
00:13:54Look at a fixed point on the horizon and just lock your eyes onto that.
00:14:00Are you okay?
00:14:04Okay. When you're on a train, the best thing is to look at a fixed point on the horizon.
00:14:19Magic. Magic. Magic. Magic.
00:14:23Oh no. Cottontail just discovered sugar.
00:14:27Hey, we had a good run.
00:14:30Lavatory.
00:14:31What?
00:14:44I'm going to lay for a while.
00:14:53I'm going to lay for a while.
00:14:57do you know what happens after you eat too much sugar
00:15:10please come in
00:15:20and some devil well I'm sure I'm one of many reading down your door begging to
00:15:35publish your next book yes well so many in fact we don't have a door anymore it's
00:15:40been beaten right off its hinges and the stars themselves with Peter the ring
00:15:46leader always out front sweet I'm not your leader I'm not always out front look
00:15:52you come here Benjamin swing out of the mops back it up to your right Flopsy you
00:15:56come this way Benjamin Mops split the difference there you go we'll stop here
00:16:00I'll go here and if you allow me to gush the book is absolutely exquisite a
00:16:09triumph I'll allow you what a greater gift and the love of a rabbit Charles
00:16:19Dickens well he's a cat well you obviously knew that of course I love Dickens no
00:16:24every word is written you do no you don't I do I think so yeah no I yeah I do I do box
00:16:34you do yeah no you don't yes I do when I flop the heavy ropes I move the heavy
00:16:40metal bars I've got those big balls of sand and I do push-ups outside in the
00:16:44thing with my shirt off and I also like protein when it's well we should get in
00:16:49the ring sometime yeah that's not a problem now I'd like to walk you through
00:16:53our strategy Carlos some water for our rabbits
00:16:59sparkling steel
00:17:13you're just saying that to be different drink some more then
00:17:19we want to start by printing 5,000 copies of your book
00:17:35now I assume you want to write a second one
00:17:38I haven't really thought about it but I guess I do have a brief framework for a 23 book series
00:17:46featuring 109 characters based on the animals in my life creating an
00:17:50interwoven narrative about morality nature and family set in the fields and
00:17:54towns around the farm fantastic fantastic fantastic because it's in your next book
00:18:02that we see huge potential fantastic fantastic I'm just this guy we've done some research on your book now people liked the story and the setting but what they really loved were the rabbits so in the second book we want to emphasize their individuality
00:18:23and then finally Peter
00:18:25and finally Peter what I get one this is crazy we have two options for him I get two
00:18:44get two
00:18:46the mischief maker
00:18:48or
00:18:50the bad seed
00:18:52no and he was doing so well too
00:18:54that one that's the one you've nailed it
00:18:56what it's our favorite too really speaks to his character
00:18:59no it doesn't
00:19:00the bad seed seems a little harsh don't you think
00:19:02well he is a bit of a brat really I mean even according to your own book he nearly broke you two up and destroyed his own family
00:19:09he's a little mischievous but he doesn't mean anything by it
00:19:12exactly thank you I did catch him yesterday trying to steal one of my tomatoes
00:19:16no no no I was actually making sure that no one stole your tomatoes
00:19:19I also imagine his voice to be quite annoying
00:19:21what
00:19:23my voice isn't annoying right
00:19:27I have something to show you
00:19:31here's how much we want to do this with you
00:19:35oh my goodness
00:19:39oh my ears are gigantic
00:19:41Peter really looks like a villain
00:19:43well every story needs one
00:19:45I'm not a villain
00:19:46that's not an accurate reflection of any of us
00:19:48it's like I'm looking in a mirror
00:19:50I love it
00:19:51what
00:19:52I think it's terrific
00:19:54oh it's incredible
00:19:56it must be so precious
00:19:58I walk the lonely road
00:20:11the only one that I have ever known
00:20:15don't know where it goes
00:20:17but it's only me and my world alone
00:20:21oh come on
00:20:26I walk the 70th street
00:20:28I walk the 70th street
00:20:29all alone
00:20:30all my broken dreams
00:20:32while the city sleeps
00:20:34sing on me
00:20:35only one
00:20:36and I walk alone
00:20:38I walk alone
00:20:40I walk alone
00:20:41I walk alone
00:20:42I walk alone
00:20:43I walk alone
00:20:44Of course you'd be singing that song
00:20:45I could sing something else if you'd like
00:20:47Suit yourself
00:20:49sometimes
00:20:50sometimes
00:20:51sometimes
00:20:52I wish
00:20:53someone out there
00:20:54will find me
00:20:56till then
00:20:57I walk alone
00:20:59I walk alone
00:21:00I walk alone
00:21:01I walk alone
00:21:02I walk alone
00:21:03I walk alone
00:21:04I walk alone
00:21:05I walk alone
00:21:06I walk alone
00:21:07I walk alone
00:21:09I walk alone
00:21:10I walk alone
00:21:11what are you looking at son?
00:21:13never seen anyone steal something before?
00:21:16you some kind of...
00:21:17goody goody?
00:21:18i'm no goody goody
00:21:20in fact apparently i'm bad
00:21:22yeah i've made some mistakes
00:21:24thought kids are supposed to do right learn grow evolve but I guess for this
00:21:29rabbit the die is cast and you know what I don't care anymore well good for you
00:21:34son but if I can just suggest one thing next time you meet a grizzled old thief
00:21:39on the street maybe don't open up so much sorry no I like it it's just out
00:21:45here not everyone's as emotionally evolved as I am
00:21:49name's Barnabas nice to meet ya Peter take a peach you said you weren't a goody
00:21:57goody no I'm no goody goody I'm a baddie baddie
00:22:09come on I hate when they call us rodents and also when they try and hit us with a broom
00:22:16you owe me a pizza lucky I had this safe house nearby where are you from none of your business
00:22:30old man what you told me not to open up now you're learning but also I am genuinely curious I'm from
00:22:40the country on a farm near a pond really where'd you get that jacket it looks just like what my
00:22:47old friend used to have it was my dad's
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00:23:19Is it? Yeah. Are you Peter Rabbit? Yeah. I can't believe it. My old friend, I think he was your dad.
00:23:30They're in the recycling bin! What do we do? We have some fun.
00:23:37There you are!
00:23:39How is this fun? Because they actually believe they have a chance.
00:23:43I don't know.
00:23:49Should this be in paper or plastic? No one really knows.
00:23:59What do we do now?
00:24:18You're right. That was fun. Yeah, and there's a lot more than that around every corner.
00:24:40I've got you.
00:24:43Come on. Get in there, rabbit.
00:24:46Who are these people? Where are they taking us?
00:24:55Stay calm, son. I won't let anything happen to you.
00:24:58And here. And here. And that's a fingerprint.
00:25:09I just need to see something.
00:25:11My book is very personal to me, and I don't want it to be compromised. I'd be spinning in my grave if it was ever adapted into some sassy, hip fest, purely for commercial gain.
00:25:23Probably by an American.
00:25:25Mm-hmm.
00:25:27I give you my word that I will be your ferocious guardian. A fortress between your art and all who wish to boorishly capitalize on it.
00:25:35Let's do it.
00:25:39Hurrah!
00:25:40Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah!
00:25:43I'm telling you, this guy's garbage.
00:25:45Of course, making it more contemporary would increase the readership and benefit your land preservation fund by, say, putting the rabbits in high tops and t-shirts.
00:25:53Huh?
00:25:54But you're a purist. I respect that. Sir, Marvin Stewart's outside for you.
00:26:03Ah! Marvin. One of our authors.
00:26:05Marvin Stewart.
00:26:07Hi, Marvin. I'll be right down. We bought him that car when his book hit number one.
00:26:12Marvin made a picture book about butterflies. Gorgeous. Elegant. You could hang it in a museum. Sold 250 copies. I made a small suggestion.
00:26:24Sold 15 million copies. That's more than Dickens.
00:26:30What is Peter?
00:26:32Yeah, I'm starting to get worried.
00:26:34This is not like him.
00:26:35The last time I saw him, he was staring at the billboard.
00:26:38Ah, the billboard.
00:26:41But seriously, where is Peter?
00:26:44He got two this time. Nice one.
00:26:53I want that one. He's just like Peter from that book Nana gave me.
00:27:05Oh, they want to go together. Can I get this one too, Mum? Please? They look like father and son.
00:27:17More like before and after. They're so filthy.
00:27:21All right then, go on. Honestly, I don't know how you like those things. They're just for vermin.
00:27:29Here, we've got two rabbits! Yay! Yay!
00:27:41This next part might get a little bumpy, but it's actually quite fun.
00:27:45Don't touch them until they've had their shots. They probably have to play.
00:27:49I'm naming mine Monkey Wooboo Face. Mine's Mrs. Cottage Chief.
00:27:57That's not my name. That's not my name. That's not my name. That's not my name.
00:28:03That's not my name. That's not my name. That's not my name. That's not my name.
00:28:19This is so humiliating. Here, try this. Much better. Thanks.
00:28:25That's not my name. That's not my name. That's not my name.
00:28:33Let's go, kids. We're off to Grandma's.
00:28:38Weren't they from school in the dark, Mum?
00:28:40They're animals. They don't have feelings.
00:28:43This is what it's like to be a pet.
00:28:45Other kids mean well, but that Mum's a real monster.
00:28:50What do we do now?
00:28:54We go to work.
00:29:20Jackpot.
00:29:24Jackpot.
00:29:26Jackpot.
00:29:47Get a bag, son.
00:29:49They're always under the sink.
00:29:56I'll just go ahead and use the handle.
00:30:04Putting tomatoes in the fridge and they call us animals.
00:30:10Oh, I get it.
00:30:12You wanted to get caught.
00:30:14You wanted to get taken to the pet shop.
00:30:18You wanted to get adopted so you couldn't take their food.
00:30:23This is the McGregor's Garden of the City.
00:30:26It's how we survive out here.
00:30:28Really? Are they all like this?
00:30:30Nah, it's usually just take-out containers and a bottle of champagne they're saving for a special occasion.
00:30:35That will never come.
00:30:37Oh, that's so sad.
00:30:39Yeah, it's really sad.
00:30:44Anyway, let's steal some more stuff, yeah?
00:30:47Wait, what's stealing from Kate's?
00:31:17Only the stuff they'll never eat.
00:31:18Well, why do parents put it in there?
00:31:20So teachers won't judge them.
00:31:30Mighty nice hall, son.
00:31:31How do we get it out of here?
00:31:33Job's worth nothing without a good pick-up crew.
00:31:38Meet the crew.
00:31:39Samuel Whiskers.
00:31:41Oldest thief in the city.
00:31:43Damn, even his whiskers.
00:31:45He stole them.
00:31:47Tom Kitton.
00:31:48He don't say much.
00:31:49But when he does, you're glad he don't say much.
00:31:52Can we come in now?
00:31:53I'm freezing my cat lip off.
00:31:55And his sister.
00:31:56Mittens.
00:31:57The brains.
00:31:58Always keeps us on track.
00:32:00Enough of the introductions.
00:32:01Let's get on with it.
00:32:03Starry drop.
00:32:04Second door to the right.
00:32:05Cateroom.
00:32:06Third door to the left.
00:32:08Bathroom.
00:32:09I told you to go before you came.
00:32:11End of the hall.
00:32:14So how do we get this stuff out of here?
00:32:16Is this really going to work?
00:32:21A well-dressed man can get away with anything in this world.
00:32:25And if he's got a baby with him, he can go anywhere.
00:32:28Three weeks ago, we rang the opening bell at the Stock Exchange.
00:32:35Why did you want to do that?
00:32:36Because we could.
00:32:42Okay.
00:32:42Howard, where have you been?
00:32:47I need you to help me get rid of those filthy rabbits before the children come home.
00:32:52Have you gotten even shorter?
00:32:57You little beast.
00:33:01Wait, what about all the food?
00:33:03We're just going to leave?
00:33:04Better to live to see another day, kid.
00:33:06I'm going to exterminate you little demons.
00:33:09See you.
00:33:09Finally.
00:33:10No, wait.
00:33:11I know how to deal with cranky humans who hate our guts.
00:33:15You lead her to the kitchen.
00:33:16I'll take care of her.
00:33:17You meet me back at the front door.
00:33:21You can't hide from me, you disgusting bags of disease.
00:33:30I'm going to get you.
00:33:35I'm going to get you.
00:33:35I'm going to get you.
00:33:35I'm going to get you.
00:33:36I'm going to get you.
00:33:37I'm going to get you.
00:33:39I'm going to get you.
00:33:41I'm going to get you.
00:33:59I'm going to get you.
00:34:02Nooo!
00:34:10Damn! Hey!
00:34:14Get stuck here!
00:34:20I can't believe this is happening!
00:34:32We're all right!
00:34:38Need that altered, madam?
00:34:44You were amazing, kid! How do you know how to do all that?
00:34:47It's a gift. Terrible at foreign languages. Great at cartoon violence.
00:34:51Well, you did good, amigo.
00:34:54Sorry, I did good a what now?
00:34:56This is the best take we've had in a long time.
00:34:58And we got Pia to thank for it.
00:35:00He's the kid! The kid!
00:35:02Who's the kid? He's the kid!
00:35:04Come here, you! Come here, you!
00:35:06Hello! Lock, lock, ding, dong!
00:35:08Word on the street is you had a nice little pick-up.
00:35:11Get lost, Robinson!
00:35:12Okie dokie will do.
00:35:14Hope I don't blab to anyone about this, though.
00:35:17You know I love to blab.
00:35:20Take care of him, son.
00:35:22Uh, sure. What can I get you?
00:35:24We have cheese, apples, champagne.
00:35:26Congratulating...
00:35:27No!
00:35:28Take care of him.
00:35:30What?
00:35:31No, I was kidding, Barnabas!
00:35:33I won't tell on you!
00:35:34I promise!
00:35:35You've got to make it tight.
00:35:36The rabbit comes out of the hole,
00:35:38round the tree,
00:35:39and back down the hole.
00:35:41No!
00:35:42Oh, God, no!
00:35:43Oh, that hurt!
00:35:45Okay, son.
00:35:46Now take care of him.
00:35:48No, no, no!
00:35:49No, I don't...
00:35:50He won't say anything, right?
00:35:52No, no, I won't say nothing.
00:35:54I mean, I still feel bad about what I did to that mum.
00:35:57Freezer door, champagne, hair dryer.
00:35:59I thought that was a bit cruel.
00:36:00Are you part of the gang or not?
00:36:02Well, yeah, I'd like to be, but I don't do this.
00:36:06Can't we just talk it out?
00:36:07Please!
00:36:08Please!
00:36:09No, no!
00:36:10Please!
00:36:11We're kidding!
00:36:13We were all just playing with you!
00:36:15You should have seen your face, son!
00:36:17No, I was kidding you!
00:36:19So...
00:36:20You're the ones who should be wondering
00:36:22whether there's a private space
00:36:23that you can go to
00:36:24to check whether you've wet yourselves.
00:36:26We share with our friends.
00:36:30Besides, it's going to go back
00:36:31before we can eat it all.
00:36:33It's cancelled!
00:36:35Come on, let's get some air.
00:36:41Well, they were special times.
00:36:42Food enough for everyone.
00:36:44Wide open spaces.
00:36:46Till old McGregor came and popped that wall up.
00:36:49We all thought it was the end for us,
00:36:51but not your dad.
00:36:52Now, the question is, was he stealing
00:36:55or was he just taking what was already his?
00:36:58Exactly!
00:36:59We were there first.
00:37:00It belonged.
00:37:01He was stealing.
00:37:02Oh.
00:37:03But he was keeping your bellies full
00:37:04the only way he could.
00:37:05And he taught me everything I know.
00:37:08Fancy a treat?
00:37:11Wait here.
00:37:20Come on in, Chip!
00:37:22Here you go, son.
00:37:23This is so classic.
00:37:24We're going to start a joke.
00:37:25This is so...
00:37:26It's so good.
00:37:27What is this?
00:37:28It's a potato.
00:37:29Whaaaaat?
00:37:30Let me ask you a question.
00:37:31Is my voice annoying?
00:37:32Yeah, it's a bit polarising,
00:37:33but I like it.
00:37:34I love this place.
00:37:36No one's telling me I'm bad.
00:37:37I really feel like I belong.
00:37:40I wish I had ten more just like you.
00:37:43Then I could pull off the type of job
00:37:44me and your dad used to dream about.
00:37:46One that can feed us forever.
00:37:47Peter!
00:37:48forever. Peter! Come on. Peter! There you are. Oh, Peter, we've been looking all over for you. Oh, thank goodness. Are you okay? He's fine. We have to hurry to catch the last train. Okay. Peter, what happened to you? We were starting to get worried. We just went for a walk. Come on, let's go.
00:38:18Is he all right? Seems to be.
00:38:22We took a vow in summertime. Now we find ourselves in late December.
00:38:32Ain't no one so far.
00:38:36Oh, yes. What are you doing?
00:38:39Doing something. Push up.
00:38:42And you just suddenly had the urge to work out, did you?
00:38:45You just suddenly had the urge to read Dickens, did you?
00:38:47Your name's my favorite author.
00:38:49Name another book by Dickens.
00:38:51Do another push up.
00:38:55Okay.
00:39:03Oh, stop.
00:39:05Oh, stop.
00:39:05Yeah!
00:39:10Oh, no.
00:39:28Oh, I don't know.
00:39:31Cock-a-loo-hoo!
00:39:40Wake up, kids!
00:39:41Wake up!
00:39:42We have a job to do!
00:39:44But we have to make the gigantic ball of fire rise into the sky so the Earth gets warm
00:39:52and life as we know it can continue!
00:39:55That's a lot of responsibility.
00:39:57Cock-a-loo!
00:39:59Cock-a-loo!
00:40:01Cock-a-loo!
00:40:02Now feel free to back around doing absolutely nothing for the next 24 hours!
00:40:13Ready to tell me where you went off to yesterday?
00:40:16You had us all worried.
00:40:17No need to worry, cousin.
00:40:18I was meeting someone who may have changed my life.
00:40:21Ah!
00:40:22Hey, ma'am.
00:40:25You met a girl!
00:40:27Yes!
00:40:28Not everything!
00:40:29What's her name?
00:40:30Mary?
00:40:31Scarlet?
00:40:32Josephie?
00:40:33Barnabas.
00:40:34Terrific!
00:40:35No, he's an old friend of Dad's.
00:40:36Wonderful!
00:40:37No!
00:40:38He's a thief!
00:40:39Oh!
00:40:40Peter, you do not have my blessing to kiss a thief.
00:40:42Oh!
00:40:43Would you just let me tell you my story?
00:40:45Can I embrace you, Flopsy?
00:40:46I am not Flopsy anymore.
00:40:48Hmm?
00:40:49I've changed my name to be even differenter than you.
00:40:52From now on, I'm Lavatory.
00:40:55Lavatory?
00:40:56Yes!
00:40:57And I run on two legs now.
00:41:00It's classier.
00:41:01Think how much of this land we'll be able to preserve.
00:41:06All the nature our children will be able to explore.
00:41:09Check it out, sisters.
00:41:10Wait for me!
00:41:11I've never had a chance to do that.
00:41:16Not much frolicking in the orphanage.
00:41:19Which is why I also paid you having some two-legged children to frolic with.
00:41:24Yeah.
00:41:25And they'd have that whole mountain if I painted the rabbits in high tops.
00:41:28And the whole valley if you put them in t-shirts and jeans.
00:41:32Can you imagine?
00:41:34What's going on with her?
00:41:36Changed her name to Barcrow.
00:41:43Go on.
00:41:44Join them.
00:41:45Frolic.
00:41:46Really?
00:41:47Like, lie down horizontally, extend my legs, tuck in my arms and roll down the hill safely and slowly?
00:41:53Yeah.
00:41:54You know, perhaps it's not for you.
00:41:55Let's just go and have a cup of tea.
00:41:57What do you mean it's not for me?
00:41:58Yeah.
00:41:59It is for me.
00:42:00It is most assuredly for me.
00:42:01I can frolic.
00:42:02You don't think I can frolic?
00:42:03I didn't say that.
00:42:04Madam, watch this.
00:42:05Imagine me, right, and our future children, frolicking.
00:42:08Mm-hmm.
00:42:09Right?
00:42:10Watch.
00:42:11There.
00:42:12See?
00:42:13Look, I'm frolicking.
00:42:15Oh.
00:42:16I'm speeding up a little.
00:42:20I'm speeding up quite a bit.
00:42:22Oh!
00:42:23Oh!
00:42:24Oh!
00:42:25Oh!!
00:42:26Oh!
00:42:27Oh!
00:42:29Oh!
00:42:30Oh!
00:42:31Help!
00:42:32And that's why adults shouldn't do kid stuff.
00:42:33Help!
00:42:34Oh!
00:42:35Oh!
00:42:36Oh!
00:42:37Oh!
00:42:38Oh!
00:42:39Oh!
00:42:40Oh!
00:42:41Oh!
00:42:42Oh!
00:42:43I know this is what I'm supposed to do. I'm supposed to be bad.
00:42:47This Barnabas sounds a bit dodgy.
00:42:49No, he's not dodgy. He gets me, like Dad did.
00:42:53And unlike him.
00:42:55Stay out of trouble.
00:42:57See, he's had it out for me since the day he got here.
00:43:00He didn't say that to you. It was to all of us.
00:43:02I'm talking to you, Peter. Specifically. Stay out of trouble.
00:43:08And anyway, our days are numbered here.
00:43:10You heard him today. As soon as they have a baby, we're done for.
00:43:15Did you feel any less loved when the girls were born?
00:43:18It's different now. All they think I am is naughty.
00:43:21So I've embraced it.
00:43:23Look, Barnabas has a big job that we can help with.
00:43:26And will set us up for life without having to rely on them.
00:43:29I don't know.
00:43:30Come on, girls. We're going to Gloucester.
00:43:33Yeah, OK. Why not?
00:43:33You're going to Gloucester? I'm running there tomorrow for cardio day.
00:43:37Today's chest and arms.
00:43:38Come on, Fox. Keep going.
00:43:40You've got this.
00:43:41Oh, my trainer.
00:43:43Do I really need one?
00:43:44Probably not.
00:43:45Would I work out as hard without one?
00:43:47Probably not.
00:43:48I need help.
00:43:53I need help.
00:43:58Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:44:10I'm asking you please a little help.
00:44:14Tell me you'll be there when I need somebody else.
00:44:18How do you always know what's going on with me?
00:44:21Just lucky, I guess.
00:44:22I need help.
00:44:23I need help.
00:44:24I need help.
00:44:32I brought some more.
00:44:34Just like me.
00:44:35Not all just like him.
00:44:36I have some reservations.
00:44:37I need help.
00:44:38I need help.
00:44:40Oh, look at you lot.
00:44:41You've gotten so big.
00:44:43Last time I saw you, you were all babies.
00:44:45Benjamin.
00:44:46Cotton tail.
00:44:47Flopsy.
00:44:48Mopsy.
00:44:48Yes.
00:44:49Well, it's lavatory now.
00:44:51But formally, yes.
00:44:52We're here to help you on that big job you were talking about.
00:44:55Oh, no, no, no.
00:44:56It's much too dangerous.
00:44:57Okay, well, thanks for your time.
00:44:59Is there a taxi stand nearby?
00:45:03No, trust me.
00:45:04We used to steal from McGregor's Garden all the time.
00:45:07This is much more different.
00:45:08I'll never forgive myself if anything happened to you.
00:45:11No, we can do anything you need, right?
00:45:13If you need to get to a high place, we're your team.
00:45:16If you need us to be sneaky, we can be invisible.
00:45:18And if you need a distraction,
00:45:22Down by the bay, where the watermelons grow,
00:45:25Back to my home, I dare not go.
00:45:29For if I do, my mother will say,
00:45:32Did you ever see a goose kissing a moose?
00:45:35Are these yours?
00:45:39Down by the bay.
00:45:48And he's handy, too.
00:45:53Is there anything this man can't do?
00:45:55It's just a quick fix.
00:45:56Thomas, can I call the glorious man now?
00:45:58You've announced it for six hours.
00:46:03See? Nigel Basil Jones is here.
00:46:06Oh, Mr. Basil Jones, what a nice surprise.
00:46:09There's my star.
00:46:10Is this a good time?
00:46:12It's the best of times.
00:46:13It's the worst of times.
00:46:17Dickens.
00:46:18I couldn't wait to show you this.
00:46:22Oh, my goodness.
00:46:24That's incredible.
00:46:25We've had a tremendous early response.
00:46:27An interest in your next book is already through the roof.
00:46:30It's extraordinary.
00:46:32I have something for you, too.
00:46:34Oh.
00:46:37You can barely tell the difference, right?
00:46:39You actually did it.
00:46:40It's brilliant.
00:46:41Artistic, authentic, uncompromising.
00:46:45When is that?
00:46:46It's in our garden.
00:46:47A bit limited in scope, no?
00:46:49It's where they live.
00:46:50Well, I'm just thinking now that you've made these changes, you may want to expand it a bit.
00:46:54Make it more fun.
00:46:55Exotic.
00:46:56Maybe put them on a beach.
00:46:57Give them surfboards.
00:46:58Those little baby guitars.
00:47:01Ukuleles.
00:47:01Yes, great idea.
00:47:03You see, you take my silly suggestions and make them so much better.
00:47:07Genius.
00:47:07They don't play ukuleles, though.
00:47:10And they don't go to the beach.
00:47:11Right, me?
00:47:12I mean, they're rabbits.
00:47:13Why can't they be rabbits?
00:47:14On the beach?
00:47:15Or a boat?
00:47:16Or a spaceship.
00:47:17A spaceship?
00:47:18Readers just want to be transported, Thomas.
00:47:22Dickens.
00:47:22Now, listen up.
00:47:26This is a big job.
00:47:27The biggest.
00:47:29It's the kind of job that if we pull off, we won't have to worry about feeding ourselves ever again.
00:47:34But it comes with a fair bit of risk.
00:47:37Once, every so often, all the farmers in the valley gather together.
00:47:42Get out of here!
00:47:43They're angry.
00:47:44Nasty.
00:47:44They want to get their food off the land just so we can't have it.
00:47:49The sweetest corn.
00:47:50The crunchiest carrots.
00:47:52The ripest radishes.
00:47:55And they bring it all to one central location right here in the city.
00:48:00Where they guard it from dawn till dusk.
00:48:02And that's where we're going to hit.
00:48:05Must be really hard to break in.
00:48:07Not a gate or a door inside.
00:48:08They wave you in with a smile.
00:48:10Come on in.
00:48:11Everybody's welcome.
00:48:12Why don't they hear us?
00:48:14No, there's a band playing wildly mediocre folk music.
00:48:20Why don't some kids see us?
00:48:22Why don't they try and adopt us again?
00:48:23In this place, they just give you a little tickle.
00:48:26And if you want an overpriced gift that'll never be used,
00:48:29they sell lavender-scented bath bombs.
00:48:32Ten pounds.
00:48:32What is this magical place?
00:48:36They call it the Farmer's Market,
00:48:39which Whiskers has meticulously recreated here in this map.
00:48:43Okay, so the thimbles are fruits.
00:48:46Spindles are vegetables.
00:48:47The pincushion represents the sun coverage
00:48:49according to tomorrow's weather,
00:48:51which I recorded over a series of six weekends,
00:48:54not including last Saturday,
00:48:55which I deemed unseasonably cloudy.
00:48:57Whiskers!
00:48:57No one cares.
00:48:59Oh, all right, fine.
00:49:00I hope you guys are visual learners.
00:49:05But the produce ain't what we're after.
00:49:08Any chump with a stump can steal that.
00:49:11What we want is far more valuable.
00:49:14Deep in the middle of all this,
00:49:16right across from the coconut water
00:49:18and two down from the wooden spoons,
00:49:20are the crown jewels.
00:49:21Our target,
00:49:23the dried fruit.
00:49:26Dried fruit?
00:49:28Ugh.
00:49:28Why would you want that?
00:49:29Sounds gross.
00:49:33Lasts forever,
00:49:34and it's only one-eighth the size of a piece of fresh fruit,
00:49:37but with the same nutritional value.
00:49:40It's easy to transport and totally untraceable.
00:49:43Try it out.
00:49:46That's so good.
00:49:48It's no jelly bean.
00:49:50Hey, we don't do that stuff here.
00:49:52Get me, kid.
00:49:53Sucks up your noggin.
00:49:55Problem is,
00:49:56the dried fruit is in the center of the market,
00:49:59surrounded by all the farmers.
00:50:01And the worst thing about farmers,
00:50:03they stick together,
00:50:05protect each other.
00:50:06And they are an evil army,
00:50:08evilly unified in evil.
00:50:11But even if we take care of them,
00:50:12we've got to get past the toughest one of all.
00:50:15The dried fruit vendor herself,
00:50:18Sarah Nakamoto.
00:50:20Never leaves her post,
00:50:22no matter what.
00:50:23But Sarah Nakamoto has one Achilles heel,
00:50:27and it's not her actual Achilles heel.
00:50:29Her proverbial Achilles heel
00:50:31is the son of the cheesemonger across the aisle,
00:50:34William Pemberley.
00:50:35He's the only one who can get her attention.
00:50:39So if we get to him,
00:50:40he'll distract her,
00:50:41and the dried fruit will be ours.
00:50:44How do we get it out of there?
00:50:46Our old friend upstairs
00:50:47comes to market every week,
00:50:49just before it closes.
00:50:51He always buys two sausages,
00:50:53one for him,
00:50:54and one for his late wife.
00:50:56It's a real love story, actually.
00:50:58They met as teenagers at a jazz hall.
00:51:00She was a hatchet girl.
00:51:02He played the horn,
00:51:03but their parents didn't...
00:51:05Whiskers!
00:51:05Whiskers!
00:51:06Stay focused.
00:51:07Ah!
00:51:08Why doesn't anyone appreciate a good digression?
00:51:10You know what they're gonna say at your funeral?
00:51:12Great lady,
00:51:13always stayed on topic.
00:51:17Anyway,
00:51:18we haul the loot into the tailor's truck,
00:51:20and he drives it right back here for us.
00:51:23Okay?
00:51:25You all seem very complicated,
00:51:27which is why I said
00:51:28I wish I had ten more like you.
00:51:30Do you have any friends back home?
00:51:32Yes,
00:51:32we have lots of friends.
00:51:33Can they be trusted?
00:51:35Um,
00:51:36there's a couple I wouldn't let house in.
00:51:38It doesn't matter.
00:51:39Bring them all.
00:51:39Next one.
00:51:44Hmm,
00:51:45come together now.
00:51:51Come together now.
00:51:52Come together now.
00:51:52Hee,
00:51:55you're
00:51:58Oh,
00:51:59oh,
00:51:59I
00:52:01you're
00:52:05Oh!
00:52:06Oh,
00:52:06oh,
00:52:06oh,
00:52:06oh,
00:52:08come on,
00:52:09Come on, Felix, let's go.
00:52:16Come on, Felix, let's go.
00:52:21Girls, go and get a flashlight.
00:52:23OK.
00:52:24All right, everyone, I think these are finally ready to sell at the farmer's market.
00:52:39I want honest opinions from everyone.
00:52:41Right, don't hold back, I need to know the truth, but only if it's good.
00:52:46So really sock it to me, but remember, I'm wildly insecure.
00:52:50Oh, you've actually put them on the beach.
00:52:55I'm just expanding our world.
00:52:57You've expanded it all the way to outer space.
00:53:00Nigel wants me to...
00:53:02I know what Nigel wants. Is it... is it what you want?
00:53:06It feels like you're jamming in everything here in the wind.
00:53:09Jammed off.
00:53:10Pardon me?
00:53:11For their space helmets.
00:53:13It's perfect.
00:53:15Just shove it on, the little head, the ears down, for what it does to the face.
00:53:19Perfect.
00:53:22Nigel Basil Jones.
00:53:24Just because he's successful, intelligent, charismatic, eyes you could lose an afternoon in.
00:53:31He needs to hear from me.
00:53:33You lot stay out of trouble.
00:53:35Although, I guess I don't really need to say that, because Peter's not here.
00:53:39Where is Peter?
00:53:40Once again, I find myself talking to rabbits.
00:53:45Expecting a response, which...
00:53:50No, it's not for all that way.
00:53:52Okay.
00:53:53Flashlight.
00:53:54And for our British friends...
00:54:08Torch.
00:54:09Well...
00:54:10Never gets old.
00:54:11If we pull this off, we'll be on posters all over town.
00:54:24Why are you up there, Mrs. Tiggywinkle?
00:54:27I can do.
00:54:28Oh no.
00:54:29I've lost my voice.
00:54:30Wake up.
00:54:31Wake up.
00:54:32We've got to make the giant ball of fire.
00:54:33Rise into...
00:54:34What?
00:54:35How is this possible?
00:54:36It was all a hoax to keep me from questioning my very existence.
00:54:41My life's been one big lie.
00:54:44Wait.
00:54:45But maybe this means I can fly.
00:54:47Maybe I can fly.
00:54:49What?
00:54:50What?
00:54:51What?
00:54:52What?
00:54:53What?
00:54:54What?
00:54:55What?
00:54:56What?
00:54:57What?
00:54:58What?
00:54:59What?
00:55:00What?
00:55:01What?
00:55:02What?
00:55:03What?
00:55:04What?
00:55:05What?
00:55:06What?
00:55:07No.
00:55:08Cock-a-doodoo!
00:55:09Cock-a-doodoo!
00:55:10Cock-a-doodoo!
00:55:11Cock-a-doodoo!
00:55:12Cock-a-doodoo!
00:55:13As the new day dawned on the empty farm, it wasn't just Peter and the others off on a
00:55:18journey of self-discovery.
00:55:20He was also answering the knock of opportunity.
00:55:23Peter, Flopsy, Moxie, Cottontail, and Cousin Benjamin, with help from the others, rebuilt
00:55:28the cottage and they all lived happily ever after.
00:55:31You are a natural.
00:55:32Come with me.
00:55:33I have something to show you.
00:55:34I can't believe you're giving this to me.
00:55:35I haven't even written about something, Hunter.
00:55:36That's how confident I am in the changes you're making to the new book.
00:55:38Have you seen Marvin's latest?
00:55:39Oh?
00:55:40Wow.
00:55:41Is it good?
00:55:42Well, the critics have been mixed on it, but it just hit number one in 23 countries,
00:55:57including Germany, and they hate butterflies.
00:55:59Find them too whimsical.
00:56:00I want you to come in and meet the whole company.
00:56:03Branding, merchandising, film.
00:56:04We don't just think of this as a book anymore.
00:56:07Branding, merchandising, film, we don't just think of this as a book anymore, we think it's a phenomenon, we think you are a phenomenon.
00:56:16A phenomenon indeed, but also a phenomenon with a husband who thought she might be travelling down the wrong path.
00:56:24So he went for his own meeting with the publisher to do what he was sure was right for his wife.
00:56:30Nigel!
00:56:31But without telling her, of course.
00:56:33Thomas.
00:56:34What a lovely surprise, twice in one day.
00:56:38I know what you're up to, okay?
00:56:40And it is very clear to me that you were trying to impose your will on my wife and I wanted to tell you to your face.
00:56:45Heading to the gym for a few rounds. You box.
00:56:48Uh, yeah. Yeah, I told you I'd boxed, didn't I?
00:56:50Come with me.
00:56:51Well, the only thing is that I haven't got my gear, so...
00:56:54Not to worry, we'll fix you up.
00:56:55Really? Come.
00:56:56Okay.
00:56:57Yep.
00:57:03Hey, Nigel.
00:57:16Uh, thank you again for the gear.
00:57:18Oh, my niece was very happy to lend it to you.
00:57:20Listen, I need to talk to you about Beak.
00:57:27Whoa!
00:57:29You have her doubt in her own ideas.
00:57:31Well, I just wanted to take on some of mine.
00:57:33Yeah.
00:57:34I can't help but feel, though, that she's losing her way.
00:57:38No.
00:57:38No?
00:57:39Losing your way is when no one buys your book because it's too niche.
00:57:43Ow!
00:57:43Was that niche?
00:57:44It's pronounced niche.
00:57:46Whoa!
00:57:48And losing your way is when you want to have children,
00:57:51but you watch this too busy painting pictures of rabbits going to space.
00:57:56Oh, God.
00:57:57Space?
00:57:58Really?
00:57:58She's doing that?
00:58:00Oh, Nigel.
00:58:04Nigel, I'm so sorry.
00:58:07No, I'm sorry.
00:58:08But if you're that selfish, I don't know if you'll cut out to be a father.
00:58:13Huh?
00:58:14Why did you tell Nigel that I didn't want his ideas?
00:58:24Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:58:25I was just saying I felt you were losing your voice and integrity.
00:58:28But clearly, I had nothing to worry about.
00:58:30You have no right to speak for me.
00:58:32Nigel said he was going to reduce the run of the second book because it's too niche.
00:58:36It's pronounced niche.
00:58:37If you're a pretentious twit.
00:58:39What, like Nigel Basil Jones?
00:58:41How many names does one man need?
00:58:43This went on for a while, as most arguments between grown-ups do.
00:58:49And they start to say things that have nothing to do with what they're actually arguing about.
00:58:54Brussels is the capital of Belgium.
00:58:57Capitals have moved before, Bee.
00:58:58Capitals will move again.
00:58:59Kyoto, Japan, 1869.
00:59:02Where are those moving trucks going?
00:59:03Tokyo!
00:59:03And often the argument lasts a week before they get to the heart of the matter.
00:59:08But this is a storybook, so let's get right to it.
00:59:12I'm finally getting some success and I'm determined to hold on to it.
00:59:15If you could please just support me instead of going behind my back, okay?
00:59:18You're right.
00:59:20I shouldn't have done that.
00:59:22But this isn't you, Bee.
00:59:24You paint elegant stories of the rabbits in our home.
00:59:27I'm painting our family.
00:59:29It just happens to be the best-selling version of our family.
00:59:33Nigel knows what he's doing.
00:59:34I love the new you.
00:59:40I can do anything to you and you won't eat me, Flick.
00:59:45Actually, today is my cheat day.
00:59:52About to pull off the greatest farmer's market heist in history.
00:59:57Also, the first.
01:00:00But Pete has always been a trailblazer.
01:00:03For better or worse.
01:00:05This little pity went to market.
01:00:08For some lavender soap.
01:00:09I was told there was a lavender stand.
01:00:12Peter, may I have a quick word?
01:00:18Are you sure about this?
01:00:20Yeah, I've never been more sure about anything in my life.
01:00:24Trust me, I would never put you in danger.
01:00:26Hmm.
01:00:28Again.
01:00:29Hmm.
01:00:30I promise.
01:00:31Mm-hmm.
01:00:32Okay, I can't promise.
01:00:33We're gonna go and rob this place.
01:00:34You hear no, you're out.
01:00:35Cacaw!
01:00:36Cacaw!
01:00:37Cacaw!
01:00:38Cacaw!
01:00:39Cacaw!
01:00:40Cacaw!
01:00:41It's time.
01:00:42Cacaw!
01:00:44Cacaw!
01:00:44You all know what to do.
01:00:45Yes.
01:00:46We steal the tailor's sausage and kiss Sarah Nakaboto.
01:00:50What?
01:00:51No.
01:00:51We take out all the farmers so we can get to the dried fruit and drag it back to the tailor's
01:00:56truck.
01:00:56Ah, okay.
01:00:57Wait a minute, I smell a rat.
01:01:01And I like it.
01:01:02Oh, my God.
01:01:07Oh.
01:01:08Oh.
01:01:10Oh.
01:01:11Oh.
01:01:12Oh.
01:01:13Oh.
01:01:15Oh.
01:01:17Oh.
01:01:24Oh.
01:01:26Oh.
01:01:32The bridge is falling down.
01:01:55Let's keep this off, son.
01:01:57For your dad.
01:02:02Let's keep this off.
01:02:32Let's keep this off.
01:02:34Let's keep this off.
01:02:36Let's keep this off.
01:02:38Stop.
01:02:39He's not a farmer.
01:02:40Really?
01:02:41But he's dressed like one.
01:02:42It's a style.
01:02:43Cultural appropriation makes me sick.
01:02:47Oh, he is a farmer.
01:02:48Oh, he is a farmer.
01:02:49Oh, he is a farmer.
01:02:50Really?
01:02:51But he's dressed like one.
01:02:52It's a style.
01:02:53Cultural appropriation makes me sick.
01:02:54Oh, he is a farmer.
01:02:55Oh, he is a farmer.
01:02:56Oh, he has a farm.
01:02:57Oh, he is a farmer.
01:02:59Oh, he is a farmer.
01:03:00Oh, there's a problem.
01:03:02What did Peter say?
01:03:32The rabbit comes out of the hole, goes round the tree, and back down the hole!
01:03:51Ah! New Year!
01:03:56The rabbit comes out of the hole!
01:04:01The rabbit comes out of the hole!
01:04:08The rabbit comes out of the hole!
01:04:11Peter?
01:04:23Come on.
01:04:41Head to the petting zoo.
01:04:43We can blend in with those weird animals that don't talk.
01:05:00Let's go.
01:05:02We'll take it from here.
01:05:11All right, closing time.
01:05:15Sure.
01:05:16Oi, what's all this then?
01:05:18Where is everyone?
01:05:36No!
01:05:37Hey, Benjamin?
01:05:40What's going on?
01:05:42Let them go!
01:05:43What are they doing?
01:05:44Don't get yourself caught too, son.
01:05:46But if you did, you'd just be a bigger share for us anyway, innit?
01:05:53Peter!
01:05:54Wait!
01:05:55Wait!
01:05:56Peter!
01:05:57What's going on?
01:05:59No, no, stop!
01:06:00No, no, no, wait!
01:06:01Stop!
01:06:02Stop!
01:06:03Wait!
01:06:04You set us up.
01:06:05We didn't not set you up.
01:06:06If you catch my smell.
01:06:07Good onesies.
01:06:08You really thought we were going to share all this with those yokels.
01:06:10We just needed bodies.
01:06:11Sweet, dumb, bunking bodies that will follow you anywhere.
01:06:13Is this still part of the plan?
01:06:14Did Peter do this?
01:06:15He's not here, is he?
01:06:16Maybe he really is a bad seed.
01:06:17Dad was your best friend.
01:06:18And my best friend.
01:06:19And my best friend is the sugarplum fairy.
01:06:20I'm kidding.
01:06:21She's very hard to get to know.
01:06:22Closed off.
01:06:23She's Russian.
01:06:24You never knew my dad.
01:06:25I wouldn't know if you had to share all this with those yokels.
01:06:28But I can't take those yokels.
01:06:29You don't know if you're going to take those yokels.
01:06:30We just need bodies.
01:06:31Sweet, dumb, bunking bodies that will follow you anywhere.
01:06:33Is this still part of the plan?
01:06:35Did Peter do this?
01:06:36He's not here, is he?
01:06:37Maybe he really is a bad seed.
01:06:38Dad was your best friend.
01:06:39And my best friend is the sugarplum fairy.
01:06:41I'm kidding. She's very hard to get to know.
01:06:43Closed off. She's Russian.
01:06:45You never knew my dad.
01:06:47Wouldn't be caught dead in some country garden.
01:06:51Like he was.
01:06:53Why did you do this?
01:06:55No one wanted to adopt me anymore.
01:06:57I was too old. I was being replaced.
01:07:00Every kid in town wanted a young rabbit like the one in that book.
01:07:05So I tracked you down.
01:07:06I was just going to use you as bait for a few fake and takes.
01:07:11But then I saw how good you were.
01:07:13And I figured we could do something a lot bigger together.
01:07:17You lied to me.
01:07:18It's not hard to lie to someone who wants to believe.
01:07:21But one thing is dead true.
01:07:24We are a great team.
01:07:26That's why you're in this truck with us instead of in a cage with them.
01:07:31This is where you belong, Peter.
01:07:33We're your family now.
01:07:35No.
01:07:36My family's in trouble.
01:07:38And it's all my fault.
01:07:39No.
01:08:06No.
01:08:07No.
01:08:08No.
01:08:08No.
01:08:20No.
01:08:21No.
01:08:30Peter.
01:08:31Where are the others?
01:08:35What have you done?
01:08:42Hey, I need all the addresses of the people who took those animals.
01:08:45We prefer adopted those animals,
01:08:48and that information's private.
01:08:50Against the law to give it out.
01:08:55Not Peter!
01:09:01Right.
01:09:02Here we go.
01:09:04Almond milk, cashew cheese, walnut butter.
01:09:06This is not the list.
01:09:08The man clearly has to get his protein from nuts.
01:09:12That is everything I have.
01:09:20Manchester, London, Inverness, the Alps.
01:09:23They're everywhere.
01:09:25Do you see the mess you've made?
01:09:26You're never going to learn.
01:09:27Because you never give me a chance.
01:09:29All you do is tell me how bad I am.
01:09:31Well, then stop giving me business.
01:09:33Wait, did you just talk?
01:09:35Uh, no.
01:09:36Yes, maybe.
01:09:38Could be your imagination.
01:09:39Could be the radio.
01:09:40This is BBC7 playing all of the hits with none of the talk.
01:09:44Especially not Peter, because rabbits can't talk.
01:09:46Oh, look, the fuel gauge is empty.
01:09:55Chicken.
01:09:56I know I'm not perfect, but I can't do anything right by you.
01:10:07No matter what I do, you always assume the worst.
01:10:09You've got your entire family taken, Peter.
01:10:13If that's not the worst, what is?
01:10:15Why are you even helping me?
01:10:17I don't know.
01:10:18I just saw you and the others were in trouble, and I came.
01:10:22It's not a choice.
01:10:27I don't think I'm actually propelling this thing in any real way.
01:10:30I'm sorry I wrecked your tomatoes.
01:10:32That wasn't supposed to happen.
01:10:34Then what was supposed to happen?
01:10:35I met someone who made me feel like not everything I did was wrong.
01:10:44Who actually accepted me.
01:10:46But it was all a lie.
01:10:48They just used me.
01:10:49I'm so stupid.
01:10:50You're not stupid.
01:10:53You're young.
01:10:56So you make mistakes.
01:10:57A lot of mistakes.
01:10:59It's the one thing I'm really good at.
01:11:03I know I'm too hard on you sometimes.
01:11:06I lost my father when I was very young, too, so I never really learned how to be one.
01:11:12To me?
01:11:13To me?
01:11:15Yeah.
01:11:16To you.
01:11:18And to the others.
01:11:20That's why I'm here, I suppose.
01:11:22It's what a dad does.
01:11:24I didn't think I'd ever have a dad again.
01:11:27I didn't realize I already was one.
01:11:31You're not the bad seed, Peter.
01:11:35I shouldn't have let them call you that.
01:11:37And I shouldn't have believed it.
01:11:39I know now that no one can tell me who I am.
01:11:43I think there's someone we both love who needs to hear that, too.
01:11:53About me talking.
01:11:55It's probably your imagination.
01:11:58And you might also want to imagine that your truck isn't rolling down the hill.
01:12:03No!
01:12:05Stop this rack!
01:12:06Please stop this rack!
01:12:07No!
01:12:07No!
01:12:08No!
01:12:09No!
01:12:10Oh, no!
01:12:12No!
01:12:12No!
01:12:13No!
01:12:13No!
01:12:13No!
01:12:14No!
01:12:14No!
01:12:16No!
01:12:17No!
01:12:19No!
01:12:21So, what do you think, Bea?
01:12:23Pretty original.
01:12:24And that's just one idea the team came up with for a possible movie version of that.
01:12:30Hmm.
01:12:30They didn't really look or act like my rabbits, though.
01:12:33We couldn't be more excited, Bea.
01:12:35Your latest changes have brought us almost to the finish line.
01:12:38Yes.
01:12:39Yes.
01:12:39But I do think some of your pages are missing.
01:12:42The end is just the rabbits drinking tea and apologising to each other.
01:12:46Oh, no, that's right.
01:12:46That's how they act.
01:12:47They learn from their mistakes.
01:12:49No.
01:12:49I think what we're trying to say is the ending is really important.
01:12:53It's the only thing readers remember.
01:12:56Okay.
01:12:57Uh, well, um, what about if one of them goes into the village to get a birthday present?
01:13:03Oh.
01:13:03And gets kidnapped.
01:13:06Yes.
01:13:06They should all get kidnapped.
01:13:08There can be a rescue mission, exotic locations all over the country, even outside the country.
01:13:14And you can have chases on many different types of vehicles, like race cars.
01:13:18Boats, motorcycles, planes.
01:13:20That they can jump out on.
01:13:21Then they can team together to get revenge on a gang of bad guys.
01:13:24And then they ride off into the sunset.
01:13:26But the sky should be pink.
01:13:28Because that's the colour of hope and the future.
01:13:31Aww.
01:13:32Now, if the ending is as action-packed as we all agreed it should be.
01:13:38I don't know if we all agreed.
01:13:42I'm so sorry to interrupt.
01:13:44Thomas, so good to see you.
01:13:46Nigel.
01:13:47Oh, and you brought Peter.
01:13:49Terrific.
01:13:50Now we can show everyone what Peter would look like in Zero Gravity.
01:13:57Moxie, Pondia, let's get back to the rocket ship.
01:14:00Nigel, stop it.
01:14:04What?
01:14:05I'm just kidding.
01:14:07Come on, are you okay, sweetie?
01:14:09The other rabbits were taken.
01:14:11What?
01:14:11And the pig and the duck and the hedgehog and...
01:14:14Is it for a badger?
01:14:15Yeah, I need your car to go and get them.
01:14:18My goodness.
01:14:19How did this happen?
01:14:22What have I done?
01:14:23You've written 80% of a bestseller.
01:14:26Just get some more rabbits.
01:14:28You can get a million more with the money you're about to make.
01:14:31No, I'm very sorry.
01:14:33But I can't do this.
01:14:35This isn't my world.
01:14:36Not your world.
01:14:37Look around you.
01:14:38You've created all this.
01:14:42This is your world.
01:14:44There's no boat chasers or skiing in my world.
01:14:48And there's certainly no rabbits jumping out of planes.
01:14:50Bea.
01:14:53What are you doing?
01:14:54Do you know how much I've put into this?
01:14:56How much you have put into this?
01:14:59Don't look at his beautiful eyes.
01:15:01I need to go and get my family, Nigel.
01:15:05Goodbye.
01:15:06Your books will never go anywhere without me.
01:15:08This is the last the world will ever hear about Peter Rabbit.
01:15:12I'll take my chances.
01:15:14Come on, Peter.
01:15:18Goodbye, Nigel.
01:15:22Oh, we're making a terrible mistake.
01:15:24What can we do to make...
01:15:25Tom!
01:15:31Okay, where are we on Winnie the Pooh?
01:15:34Okay, where's the first stop?
01:15:36440 Riverside Drive.
01:15:37Did you just talk?
01:15:39Let's say it was just the radio.
01:15:41This is BBC7 playing all of the hits for numbers...
01:15:44So away they went to retrieve the rest of their family.
01:15:48The first was easy.
01:15:53The next was a little pricklier.
01:15:55But the rest were much trickier.
01:16:07Hello.
01:16:08I think there's going to be some misunderstanding in regards to the custody of that rabbit.
01:16:11What promise?
01:16:12The Mrs. Shoe.
01:16:15So they set off on a rescue mission.
01:16:17The likes of which we insisted never happened in her world.
01:16:21Benjamin, I'm really sorry.
01:16:31Listen, I never should have...
01:16:33Not now, Peter.
01:16:34Get me out of here!
01:16:35Get me out of here.
01:16:48Hey, the rabbit's from that book.
01:16:50I bet you've been hungrily sorry.
01:16:53Listen, I...
01:16:54Not now, Peter.
01:16:55Right, right.
01:17:17What's your face?
01:17:18What's your face?
01:17:19Wait, wait.
01:17:19Bye, bye, bye, bye.
01:17:22Come, let's go, quick.
01:17:23Quick, let's go, let's go.
01:17:25Go, go, go, go, go, go, go.
01:17:32My, this is my face!
01:17:34Oh, my God.
01:18:04Break lights.
01:18:31Oh, thank goodness.
01:18:33I'll be to come back in 25 minutes.
01:18:34This is doing wonders for my skin.
01:18:37Hey!
01:18:39Right, that's my pick!
01:18:40Oh, my God!
01:18:50And that's why I'm
01:19:20on the billboard.
01:19:30Lavatory?
01:19:31That's what it means?
01:19:32A place where men read the newspaper.
01:19:34Yeah, you don't have to change your name.
01:19:36There's no one in the world I'd rather
01:19:38be confused with than you, Flops.
01:19:40Same here, Mops.
01:19:45With everyone safely reunited,
01:19:47they headed back to Gloucester
01:19:49for one final rescue
01:19:51which Peter knew to be
01:19:53the most dangerous of all of them.
01:20:04I underestimated you, son.
01:20:09This whole time, I thought
01:20:11I was the one playing you.
01:20:13Looks like I was the one being played.
01:20:15Oh, no.
01:20:19Where's the rest of it?
01:20:23Same place this is going.
01:20:26With us.
01:20:27You know who you're dealing with?
01:20:29Yeah.
01:20:30The guy who got me to put my family in danger.
01:20:32But that's not your fault.
01:20:33It's mine.
01:20:35I convinced them.
01:20:36I believed this is who I was.
01:20:39Now I know better.
01:20:40You don't know nothing, kid.
01:20:42Oh, no.
01:20:43You did teach me a couple of things.
01:20:45Oh, yeah?
01:20:45Like what?
01:20:47Once a week,
01:20:48the old tailor upstairs
01:20:49drives to the market
01:20:50to buy his sausage.
01:20:51It's a real love story.
01:20:53What of it?
01:20:53The second thing is
01:20:55the rabbit comes out of the hole,
01:20:57goes around the tree,
01:20:59and back down the hole.
01:21:01Whoa.
01:21:01The kid, the kid,
01:21:30When this truck stops, I'm gonna get him!
01:21:33You nincompoop! Don't you know where this truck always parks?
01:21:37Yeah! The market! At the entrance! Right next to the...
01:21:41Oh!
01:21:53This reminds me of the first time I was put in a cage.
01:21:56The circus was in town and I always...
01:21:58Winkers! Stay focused!
01:22:00On what? Being captured and getting alcohol?
01:22:02Anyway, the only hired bats.
01:22:05So I made a costume out of gym socks.
01:22:08There we are.
01:22:10You were right. I should have just supported you. I think I was just worried the book would take you away from the family I wanted us to have. No? But I'm sorry.
01:22:20No, I'm sorry. I'm chasing something for all the wrong reasons. I lost sight of what was important. Our family.
01:22:27The families I've learned can come in all shapes and sizes.
01:22:29Nigel wanted me to leave you with those exact words to end my book.
01:22:30Are you kidding?
01:22:31I mean, the sentiment's nice, but how pathetic.
01:22:32Pathetic?
01:22:33Right?
01:22:34Yeah! That's why I said it to make you laugh.
01:22:35But I think George, he was pathetic.
01:22:36I'm not telling you.
01:22:37I'm not telling you.
01:22:38I'm not telling you.
01:22:39I'm not telling you.
01:22:40I was chasing something for all the wrong reasons.
01:22:41I lost sight of what was important. Our family.
01:22:42And families, I've learned, can come in all shapes and sizes.
01:22:45Nigel wanted me to use those exact words to end my book.
01:22:50Are you kidding?
01:22:51I mean, the sentiment's nice, but how pathetic.
01:22:56Pathetic?
01:22:57Right?
01:22:58Yeah.
01:22:59That's why I said it to make you laugh.
01:23:01But I think George, he was pathetic.
01:23:03I'm telling you.
01:23:04Benjamin, now the time for my often interrupted yet heartfelt apology.
01:23:09I'm sorry. I never should have mixed you up in all this.
01:23:14I got caught up worrying about who everyone thought I was instead of who I really am, which
01:23:19is your brother and your cousin who continues to not listen to you, but promises to really,
01:23:26really try.
01:23:27I'm sorry.
01:23:28What?
01:23:29I'm kidding.
01:23:30But really, Peter, from now on, you need to think things through and take some advice from
01:23:39those who love you.
01:23:40I'm sorry.
01:23:41What?
01:23:42Bye.
01:23:43There you go.
01:23:55Sunset.
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