Jennifer Saunders plays Miss Dandy, who runs the Twilight Towers old people's home. She says she loves playing villains.

Grandpa’s Great Escape is a silly, loving, heart-warming tale written by David Walliams, this costume is an official product for the book; meaning that that is looks just like the illustrations! It is simply perfect for Book Week at schools across the country. This is an ideal costume for World Book Day and would also work for a film or TV themed event, as well as being the perfect gift for all book lovers.I have to say, I think she's pretty sinister from when she first meets the eye! I love playing villains. They're so much more interesting than nice people. The costumes have been brilliant - the costume and make up teams have really pulled out all the stops. They've allowed the imagination to run riot. I was thrilled because I took a part in The Boy In The Dress, and really enjoyed it. I think what's lovely about David's stuff is that it's quite grown-up; the themes are grown up. That's why they make such great kids' books. And the characters are such huge fun. And he always gets great cast - the cast are just astounding. Everyone's having such fun! This delightful costume is sure to be a hit with its adorable look and design, grab yours now for Book Day before they escape!

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Please do not return anything until we say, as this may prevent us from being able to deal with your request. Now your little book lover can become the old-timer and go looking for that final adventure in the Kids Grandpa's Great Escape Costume!