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Bad Education: A Christmas Carol
With the help of ghostly friends past, present and future, Stephen makes an important decision about his career at Abbey Grove.
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With the help of ghostly friends past, present and future, Stephen makes an important decision about his career at Abbey Grove.
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Written By:Freddy Syborn, Felix Hagan
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Runtime:29 minutes
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Cast
Freddy Syborn
Director
Layton Williams
Stephen Carmichael
Charlie Wernham
Mitchell Harper
Jack Whitehall
Alfie Wickers
Laura Marcus
Jinx
Bobby Johnson
Harrison
Anthony J. Abraham
Inchez
Francesca Amewudah-Rivers
Blessing
Ali Hadji-Heshmati
Warren
Asha Hassan
Usma
Mathew Horne
Shaquille Fraser
Vicki Pepperdine
Bernadette Hoburn
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