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The Greatest Store in the World 

Geraldine and her two daughters, Livvie and Angeline, are living rough on the streets on London. When their van blows up, they must find an alternative place to stay. At first, they live in temporary housing, but the conditions are unbearable. Geraldine reacts quickly and the family decides to take up residence in Scottley's, the best department store in London. They must keep it a secret from doorman Brian (whom the girls call Mr. Whiskers), and a couple of bumbling thieves who want to rob the store safe of its jewels.
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Geraldine and her two daughters, Livvie and Angeline, are living rough on the streets on London. When their van blows up, they must find an alternative place to stay. At first, they live in temporary housing, but the conditions are unbearable. Geraldine reacts quickly and the family decides to take up residence in Scottley's, the best department store in London. They must keep it a secret from doorman Brian (whom the girls call Mr. Whiskers), and a couple of bumbling thieves who want to rob the store safe of its jewels.

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Genre:Drama, Family, TV Movie
Directed By:Jane Prowse
Written By:Alex Shearer
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Film and General Productions

Cast

Director

Jane Prowse

Director

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Dervla Kirwan

Mum

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Elizabeth Earl

Livvy

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Holly Earl

Angeline

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Peter Capaldi

Mr. Whiskers

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Ricky Tomlinson

Santa

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Sean Hughes

Elf

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Helen Schlesinger

Miss Greystone

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Brian Blessed

Mr. Scottley

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Amanda Symonds

WPC Mathley

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Philip Wright

Mr. Norris

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Kelly Knatchbull

Scrooge

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