out a warrant for their arrest. Everyone makes it to the skating rink in Edgemont, although tensions are rising between both couples. When Harvey reveals that they are not going to their grandmother's house, the twins run off. They encounter the park's Santa Claus, who has a horse and carriage made up to look like reindeer and Santa's sleigh. The twins race off in the carriage, still trying to reach their grandmother's house. The horses gallop towards a steep ravine, and Eddie is forced to use his cowboy skills to rescue the girls. Unbeknownst to Eddie and the girls, they have actually stopped right outside the home of the girls' great-grandmother, Mimi (Florence Paterson). Just as everything settles down, Detective Gremp arrives to arrest Eddie and Rhonda, still believing they are the thieves. Although Shirley tries to take the opportunity to flee, Harvey feels bad and confesses everything, and they are arrested. Gremp agrees to bring Eddie, Rhonda and the girls back to the city with him, so Eddie can be back in time to be able to have a chance at winning the lottery with the ticket he bought. He promises to split what he wins between Rhonda and the girls, and has the girls spin the prize wheel for him. He ends up winning the jackpot. Afterward, they give all the people their parcels back, and everybody is happy spending Christmas together. Cast Ashley Olsen as Julie Thompson Mary-Kate Olsen as Sarah Thompson Cynthia Geary as Rhonda Thompson, Sarah and Julie's divorced mother J. Eddie Peck as Eddie Popko, a package delivery man who has a crush on Rhonda Jerry Van Dyke as Harvey, one of the FPD Bandits Rhea Perlman as Shirley, one of the FPD Bandits Stuart Margolin as Det. Gremp Florence Paterson as Great Grandma Mimi Venus Terzo as Stacey, the babysitter Andrew Wheeler as Policeman Rick Poltaruk as Santa Walter Marsh as Crotchety Man Bob Saget as Win-O-Lotto Lottery Host Lori Loughlin as Win-O-Lotto Lottery Hostess Lorena Gale as Waitress Andrea Barber and Candace Cameron cameo as audience members. Release To Grandmother's House We Go was filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The carnival scenes were filmed in Edgemont Village, a neighborhood in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It debuted in the United States on December 6, 1992. See also List of Christmas films References External links 1992 television films 1992 films American Christmas