Annie

Director: Rob Marshall

Overview

"In this energetic remake of a family classic, travel back to the childhood adventures of an infectiously optimistic orphan with a dream to find her parents. Presented in standard 1.33:1 full-screen and featuring a closed-captioned English Dolby Digital s

Product Details

Release Date:	09/03/2002
UPC:	0717951006707
Original Release:	1999
Rating:	NR
Source:	WALT DISN
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Full Frame]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital]
Language:	English
Time:	1:30:00
Sales rank:	630

Special Features

WWDD trailer; 5.0 Surround Sound; 1.33:1 aspect ratio

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Alicia Morton	Annie
Victor Garber	Daddy Warbucks
Kathy Bates	Miss Hanigan
Audra McDonald	Grace Farrell
Alan Cumming	Rooster Hannigan
Kristin Chenoweth	Lily St. Regis
Erin Adams	Tessie
Sarah Hyland	Molly
Lalaine	Kate
Nanea Miyata	July
Marissa Rago	Pepper
Danelle Wilson	Duffy
Andrea McArdle	Star-to-Be
Ernie Sabella	Mr. Bundles
Brooks Almy	Mrs. Pugh
Tom Billett	Second Policeman
Frank Cavestani	Corn Vendor
Douglas Fisher	Drake
Ruth Gottschall	Mrs. Greer
Dennis Howard	President Franklin D. Roosevel
Kurt Knudson	Justice Louis D. Brandeis
Ellen Gerstein	Sophie
David Pevsner	Ira
Ed Francis Martin	Artie,Dancer
Bob Morrisey	Dog Catcher
Eric Leviton	Assistant Dog Catcher
Kimberly Lyon	Cecile
Lisa Arturo	Dancer
Lisa Dahmin	Dancer
Melanie Gage	Dancer
Denise Holland	Dancer
Michelle Johnston	Dancer
Jennifer Keyes	Dancer
Stephanie Landwehr	Dancer
Christine Langer	Dancer
Tabbatha Mays	Dancer
Diane Mizota	Dancer
Tara Nicole	Dancer
Liz Ramos	Dancer
Guadalupe Bujanda	Dancer
Troy Burgess	Dancer
Sergio Carbajal	Dancer
Keith Diorio	Dancer
Scott Fowler	Dancer
Ryan Heffington	Dancer
Michael Higgins	Dancer
Keith Kuhl	Dancer
Joe Loera	Dancer
Rick Negron	Dancer
Art Palmer	Dancer
Nathan Prevost	Dancer
Christopher Smith	Dancer
Christian Vincent	Dancer
Matt Zarley	Dancer

Technical Credits

Howard Jensen	Special Effects
Valorie Massalas	Casting
Neil Meron	Executive Producer
Chris Montan	Executive Producer
Marykay Powell	Executive Producer
John Whitman	Producer
Craig Zadan	Executive Producer

Scene Index

Chapter Selections
0. Chapter Selections
1. Opening Credits/A Very Special Note [3:31]
2. "Maybe" [3:29]
3. Miss Hannigan [1:35]
4. "Hard Knock Life" [5:47]
5. Annie Looks For Her Parents [1:34]
6. A New Friend/"Tomorrow" [4:20]
7. On The Lam [2:40]
8. "Little Girls" [3:36]
9. An Invitation From Oliver Warbucks [2:43]
10. Arriving For The holidays/"I Think I'm GOnna Like It Here" [4:50]
11. Warbucks And Annie Meet [2:56]
12. "nyc" [8:04]
13. Rooster And Lily [1:36]
14. "Easy Street" [4:49]
15. Speaking From The Heart [3:52]
16. "You're Never Fully Dressed Without A Smile" [4:26]
17. Rooster Hatches A Scheme [2:55]
18. The Search For Annie's Parents [1:16]
19. "Something Was Missing" [5:12]
20. "Together At Last" [2:42]
21. Enter The Mudges [4:57]
22. A Bittersweet Toast/"Tomorrow" [2:54]
23. Christmas Morning/Annie Says Goodbye [1:29]
24. Lily Spills The Beans [1:19]
25. The Jig Is Up [2:20]
26. A Wonderful New Life/"I Don't Need Anything But You" [3:37]
27. End Credits [3:26]

Menu

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Menu Group #1 with 28 chapter(s) covering 01:32:08
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Wonderful World Of Disney Trailer
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Editorial Reviews

The sun comes up again on one of the best-received Broadway musicals of the '70s in a made-for-TV production from the same people who brought us Gypsy (with Bette Midler) and Cinderella (with Brandy and Whitney Houston) in recent years. This sparkling production, also broadcast on ABC's The Wonderful World of Disney, is a more streamlined Annie with much of its Depression-era subtext -- and the song "Hooverville" -- cut to keep things moving between commercials. As with the earlier productions, the cast is top-notch, including Alicia Morton as the indomitable Annie, Victor Garber as Daddy Warbucks, Audra McDonald as Grace, and Tony-winners Alan Cumming (Cabaret) Kristin Chenoweth (You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown) as Rooster and Lily, respectively. Broadway fans will appreciate the producer's nod to the original "star-to-be" in the song "NYC" -- Andrea McArdle, the Great White Way's first Annie. Oscar-winner Kathy Bates is a hoot as the despicable Miss Hannigan, the bane of young Annie's existence. While John Huston's 1982 film has its devotees (and detractors), this fluid and family-friendly Annie is a rousing outing that will have your children chirping "tomorrow, tomorrow" for years to come.