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John Lewis Christmas advert slammed over 'ungrateful brats' as Alex Armstrong fumes: 'Horrendous!'

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“John Lewis Christmas advert slammed over 'ungrateful brats' as Alex Armstrong fumes: 'Horrendous!”

Alex Armstrong has torn into John Lewis’s long-awaited Christmas advert, branding the short Gloria and Pickles “horrendous”. While admitting he was playing the Grinch, some GB News viewers chimed in to share their own lukewarm reception of the festive campaign. The three-minute ad, dubbed “Gloria and Pickles”, stars Dame Kristin Scott Thomas as a grandmother who struggles to find the perfect Christmas gift for her grandchildren. When they visit, the two young children deny Gloria a hug and seem…

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Daily Mail – News
“John Lewis Christmas advert divides viewers with some left frustrated by 'spoilt grandchildren' - but others praising its heartwarming message”

Titled 'Gloria and Pickles', the three-minute advert features Oscar-nominated actress Dame Kristin Scott Thomas, 66, who has everything in life bar the approval of her ignorant grandchildren.

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