Richer than the Queen and immortalised first by A.A. Milne and then Walt Disney, the most famous and remarkable teddy bear in English literature – Winnie the Pooh – is 90 years old this month.

Indeed, on the poster, which Variety is also able to exclusively reveal, Pooh is seen swinging a bear trap on a chain ... The upcoming films will include various easter eggs linking them toward ...

And what if Winnie-the-Pooh author A.A. Milne had gone to bed with a tummy ache the night he dreamt up his tender-hearted teddy bear protagonist, so instead of sweet dreams he had instead been ...

Winnie the Pooh is one of the most iconic children's characters in the world – but his name has a rather bizarre origin. The honey-loving yellow bear will celebrate his 100th birthday later this ...

and Christopher Robin explains how Pooh was originally "Edward Bear," but then told his friend Christopher that he didn't always feel like a 'he,' and asked to be called Winnie the Pooh or Pooh ...