Station Jim (2000)
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After from escaping the clutches of his cruel master and making his way to a remote country railway station, a performing dog in Victorian England becomes a mascot for the local orphanage in this family friendly tale starring George Cole and Thomas Sangster. When the lonely but lovable pooch wanders… More After from escaping the clutches of his cruel master and making his way to a remote country railway station, a performing dog in Victorian England becomes a mascot for the local orphanage in this family friendly tale starring George Cole and Thomas Sangster. When the lonely but lovable pooch wanders on to a railway station on day, station porter Bob takes an immediate shine to the dog and names him Jim. Henry (Sangster) is a sad young boy from the local orphanage who longs for the train that will spirit him back to the long lost comforts of home. Though he never had anything to fight for in the past, Henry suddenly finds cause to stand up for himself and his fellow orphans when a malevolent businessman threatens to close the orphanage and steal their dog. To make matters worse, it seems that there's an assassin who's hatched a deadly plot to do away with the Queen. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
- Directed By
- John Roberts
- Genres
- Kids & Family
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Dec 30, 2001 Wide
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Cast
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Thomas Sangster
as Henry
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George Cole
as Stationmaster Pope
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Charlie Creed-Miles
as Bob
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Frank Finlay
as Riorden Sr.
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Laura Fraser
as Harriet
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David Haig
as Riorden Jr.
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Celia Imrie
as Miss Frazier
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Prunella Scales
as Queen Victoria
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Harry Peacock
as George
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David Ross
as Chambers
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Martin Savage
as Stanley
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Nadia Sawalha
as Rosa
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John Thomson
as Harold
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Stanley Townsend
as Matapan
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Timothy West
as Sir Christopher Ellis
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David Bradley
as Elliot
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Graham Seed
as Queen's Secretary
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Millie Findlay
as Alice
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James Ward
as Charlie
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Eric Byrne
as Tommy
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Francesca Martin
as Polly
