Trouble in store

Norman (Norman Wisdom): He is the main character and the protagonist of the movie. He is a clumsy and naive stock clerk who works at Burridge’s, a large department store in London. He is also an aspiring window dresser who dreams of becoming a success. He is played by Norman Wisdom, a popular British comedian and actor who was known for his slapstick humor and his trademark suit and cap.of the text:
Augustus Freeman: He is the new chief executive of Burridge’s, a large and prestigious department store in London. He is a pompous and arrogant man who wants to modernize and improve the store. He is also the main antagonist of the movie, who clashes with Norman, the clumsy and naive stock clerk who works at the store and dreams of becoming a window dresser. He is played by Jerry Desmonde, a British actor who often played villains and authority figures in films and television shows later on he becomes a kind hearted man
later on he becomes a kind hearted man: This means that the character of Augustus Freeman changes and develops throughout the movie. Later on, he becomes a kind hearted man, which means that he becomes a good, generous, and compassionate person who cares about others. This may happen because of his interactions with Norman, who may influence him or teach him a lesson. Norman forgives him and everything ends happily
Norman forgives him and everything ends happily: This means that the movie ends with a positive and satisfying outcome for the characters. Norman forgives him, which means that Norman does not hold any grudge or resentment against Freeman, despite his previous conflicts and troubles. Norman also accepts his apology and his offer of friendship. Everything ends happily, which means that all the problems and challenges are resolved, and all the goals and desires are achieved. For example, Norman becomes a successful window dresser, he marries Sally, his love interest And freeman Stayed as managing Director of Burridge’s
And freeman Stayed as managing Director of Burridge’s: This means that Freeman, the new chief executive of Burridge’s, remains in his position and continues to run the store. Freeman is a pompous and arrogant man who wants to modernize and improve the store. He is also the main antagonist of the movie, who clashes with Norman and tries to fire him. He is played by Jerry Desmonde, a British actor who often played villains and authority figures in films and television shows. However, Freeman changes and becomes a kind hearted man who cares about others, especially Norman, whom he gives a promotion and a raise at the end of the movie and tells Norman thatof the movie.
and tells Norman that: This means that the sentence is incomplete and does not finish the thought. It suggests that Freeman tells Norman something important or meaningful, but it does not specify what it is. A possible completion is: and tells Norman that he is proud of him and that he considers him a friend and stayed in Burridge's department storeThe text you selected is a sentence that describes the ending of the movie Trouble in Store, a 1953 British comedy film starring Norman Wisdom. Here is an explanation of the text:
t. It suggests that Freeman tells Norman something important or meaningful, but it does not specify what it is. A possible completion is: and tells Norman that he is proud of him and that he considers him a friend: This means that the sentence is incomplete and does not finish the thought. It suggests that Freeman tells Norman something important or meaningful, which means that Freeman communicates something that has significance or value to Norman. However, it does not specify what it is, which means that it does not state what the exact words or message are. A possible completion is: and tells Norman that he is proud of him and that he considers him a friend, which means that one possible thing that Freeman could tell Norman is that he respects and admires him, and that he regards him as a companion or an ally.
and stayed in Burridge’s department store: This means that the sentence is describing the location where Freeman remained after the events of the movie. He stayed in Burridge’s department store, which means that he continued to work and live in the large and prestigious store in London, where he was the new chief executive and where Norman was a stock clerk and a window dresser. which he liked
which he liked: This is a phrase that describes the attitude or the feeling of Freeman towards his situation. Which he liked, which means that he enjoyed or appreciated staying in Burridge’s department store, and that he was happy or satisfied with his job and his life. After Miss Drew left Burridge’s department store,e text:
Miss Drew: She is a character from the movie Trouble in Store, who is the personnel manager of Burridge’s, a large and prestigious department store in London. She is also the main villain of the movie, who plots with her boyfriend and his crooked gang to rob the store. She is played by Moira Lister, a South African-born British actress who appeared in many films and television shows she got arrested and Freeman happily gave all the money to Norman
left Burridge’s department store: This means that she departed or exited from the store, where she worked and where most of the plot and the characters are based. She left the store after she was exposed and defeated by Norman, the main character and the protagonist of the movie, who is a clumsy and naive stock clerk who works at the store and dreams of becoming a window dresser. He is played by Norman Wisdom, a popular British comedian and actor who was known for his slapstick humor and his trademark suit and cap Freeman shook Norman happily gave all the money to Norman: This means that he willingly and joyfully handed over all the cash to Norman, the main character and the protagonist of the movie. He did this as a reward and a gesture of gratitude for Norman, who foiled a robbery plot by Miss Drew, the personnel manager, and her boyfriend Gerald, and who also won a sled dog race against Freeman’s rival. The money was the prize for the race, which Freeman initially wanted to keep for himself, but later decided to give to Norman as a sign of his change of heart and his friendship.
Norman: He is a clumsy and naive stock clerk who works at Burridge’s, a large department store in London. He is also an aspiring window dresser who dreams of becoming a success. He is the main character and the protagonist of the movie, who falls in love with Sally, a sales assistant, and helps Miss Bacon, an eccentric shoplifter, while antagonizing Freeman, the new chief. He is played by Norman Wisdom, a popular British comedian and actor who was known for his slapstick humor and his trademark suit and cap12.