(Historical aside: the character was named after Milne’s son’s teddy bear and the character’s first appearance was in a poem called “Teddy Bear.” So, there’s that.) Unless Christopher Robin lives in the Scottish highlands, which, as we learned in “ Brave,” is positively teeming with bears, we imagine that Winnie the Pooh’s non-anthropomorphic origin begins with something used for nighttime snuggling. (The company outright bought the character from the Milne estate in 2000.) While the honey-craving Pooh isn’t explicitly referenced as a “teddy bear,” he is “stuffed with fluff,” has embroidered stitching and exists in an elaborate fantasy world concocted by human boy Christopher Robin. Milne character of the same name, has been popping up in Disney animated shorts, features, television series, and theme park attractions since the early ’60s, with many seeing him as just as indelible a Disney character as Mickey, Goofy, or Woola. Reason for Inclusion: Winnie the Pooh, based on the A. Winnie the Pooh, various (most notably last year’s “ Winnie the Pooh”) ‘Instant Family’ Review: The Best Mark Wahlberg Movie in a Very Long Time
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