
Pickles: The Dog Who Won the World Cup
TV Movie · Drama · Family
Overview
The fictional story about the little dog that discovered the FIFA World Cup Trophy after it was stolen in 1966.
Top Cast


Paul Kaye
Paul Kaye
Lenny Yeomans
Paul Kaye
Lenny Yeomans


Camille Coduri
Camille Coduri
Janice Yeomans
Camille Coduri
Janice Yeomans
Nicola Bland
Nicola Bland
Nicky Yeomans
Nicola Bland
Nicky Yeomans


Imogen Byron
Imogen Byron
Sammy Yeomans
Imogen Byron
Sammy Yeomans


Samuel Oatley
Samuel Oatley
Ken Bowles
Samuel Oatley
Ken Bowles


Liz Fraser
Liz Fraser
Ada
Liz Fraser
Ada


Keith Barron
Keith Barron
Bernie
Keith Barron
Bernie


George Innes
George Innes
Bertie
George Innes
Bertie
Campbell Morrison
Campbell Morrison
McTavish
Campbell Morrison
McTavish
George Rossi
George Rossi
McBrayne
George Rossi
McBrayne
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