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Home for the Holidays (2005)
After their parents are killed in a terrible accident, the four McMurrin children live with their loving Aunt Martha. Martha wants to adopt the children but the town's bitter old banker stands in their way. However, the children's courage and ingenuity triumph and they become a family just before the holidays.
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After their parents are killed in a terrible accident, the four McMurrin children live with their loving Aunt Martha. Martha wants to adopt the children but the town's bitter old banker stands in their way. However, the children's courage and ingenuity triumph and they become a family just before the holidays.
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Genre:Drama, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Keith Shaw
In Theaters:12/15/2005
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Runtime:86 minutes
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Cast
Richard Compton
Director
Sean Young
Martha McCarthy
Lucia Walters
Paige Holloway
Perry King
Cooper
John Novak
Sheriff Bob Cutter
Paula Shaw
Miss Carol Parker
Joëlle Antonissen
Amy McMurrin
Madison J Loos
Sam McMurrin
Joey Roche
Michael McMurrin
Avery Raskin
Jonathon Covington
Reg Tupper
Roger Jenkins
Rob Morton
Ned Johnson
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