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Annie

Year:

2014

Duration:

118 min

Genres:

Comedy | Drama | Family | Musical

IMDB rate:

Director:

Will Gluck

Awards:

Nominated for 2 Golden Globes. Another 1 win & 8 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2014-12-19

Filming Locations: New York City, New York, USA

Earnings

Budget: $65,000,000

Opening Weekend: $15,861,939 (USA) (21 December 2014)

Gross: $85,570,056 (USA) (22 February 2015)

Cast

Actor

Character

Cameron Diaz

Annie

Mila Kunis

Annie

Matthew Rush Sullivan

Nicolette Pierini

Booch O'Connell

Jamie Foxx

Will Stacks

Quvenzhané Wallis

Annie

Rose Byrne

Grace

Bobby Cannavale

Guy

Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje

Nash

David Zayas

Lou

Zoe Margaret Colletti

Tessie

Eden Duncan-Smith

Isabella

Amanda Troya

Pepper

Dorian Missick

Annie's "Dad"

Tracie Thoms

Annie's "Mom"

Mike Birbiglia

Social Services Inspector

Stephanie Kurtzuba

Mrs. Kovacevic

Peter Van Wagner

Harold Gray

Ray Iannicelli

Waiter at Domani

Michael J. Fox

Jill Nicolini

Ms. Giannetti

Raushanah Simmons

YaYa L'Occitane

Brad Bong

Pickle Stevens

Andrew Fleming

Cleve Sweetzer

Ty Jones

Stacks Mobile Reporter

Jessica Sherr

Mary Gillen

Donnamarie Recco

Woman on Street

Victor Cruz

Teacher

Taylor Richardson

Red Haired "Annie"

Mimi Bessette

Stacks' Store Woman

Ryan DeLuca

Chase Teen

Danny Flaherty

Chase Teen

Gordon Joseph Weiss

Man in Line

Patricia Clarkson

Focus Group Woman

Brendan Burke

Sanitation Engineer

Allison Jean White

Woman at Stacks' Building

Sia

Animal Care & Control Volunteer

Taryn Gluck

Street Rat

Alexandra Gluck

Street Rat

Derrick Baskin

Auditioning 'Dad'

Pernell Walker

Auditioning 'Mom'

Lannon Killea

Stacks' Technician

Molly Prather

Stacks' Technician

Bobby Moynihan

Guy in Bar

Ashton Kutcher

Simon Goodspeed

Rihanna

Moon Goddess

Scarlett Benchley

Fish Goddess

Pat Kiernan

NY1 Reporter

Beth Rowe

Reporter

Lytle Harper

Domani Reporter

Brittany Connors

Biking Girl

Aldous Davidson

Biking Guy

Lance Kerfuffle

Guggenheim President

Kevin Cannon

Photobomber

J. Kaitlin Becker

Grace's Assistant

Alan D. Purwin

Stacks' Pilot

Ben Skorstad

Stacks' Pilot

Gia Henderson

Auditioning Woman #2

Mark Whitfield

Guitarist

Sade Demorcy

'Tomorrow' Girl

Brittany Parks

Overture Singer

Emma Wetzel

Tap Dancing Classmate

Eliza David

Tap Dancing Classmate

Hannah Green

Tap Dancing Classmate

Tymell Hubbard

Tap Dancing Classmate

Joseph Mancini

Tap Dancing Classmate

Josh Price

Tap Dancing Classmate

Alex Rubiano

Tap Dancing Classmate

Sofia Rubino

Tap Dancing Classmate

Olivia Belasco

Tap Dancing Classmate

Sandy Marti

Tap Dancing Classmate

Jared Brito

Annie's Classmate

Angelina Colletti

Movie Premier Guest

Shari Council

Homeless Person

Deshane Granger

Waiter

Amyrh Harris

Classroom Kid

Nadia Jewel

Premiere Movie Guest

Savannah McCauley

Girl in Line for Stacks Phone

Phil Oddo

Pedestrian

Jacqueline Quinn

Classmate

Nina Rosenthal

Stack Analyst

Temple University Diamond Marching Band

Themselves

Carson Allsteadt

Friend of Orphans (uncredited)

Angelica S Alvarez

Waitress (uncredited)

Dylan Bibb

Theater Patron / Party Guest (uncredited)

Richard Bird

Red Carpet Fan (uncredited)

Helen Brackel

School Child (uncredited)

Ashley Brooke

Movie Fan at Film Premiere (uncredited)

Jerome Brooks Jr.

Stacks' Technician (uncredited)

Brady Bryson

Boy on Basketball Court (uncredited)

José Báez

Dancer on the Street (uncredited)

Michael Carey

Background (uncredited)

Mickael Chavet

Delivery Guy (uncredited)

Courtney Cooper

Red Carpet Celebrity (uncredited)

Olivia Coronel

Movie Fan at Film Premiere (uncredited)

Mario Corry

Pedestrian (uncredited)

Marmee Cosico

Background Singers (uncredited)

Chris J. Cullen

Paparazzi (uncredited)

Marc I. Daniels

Blue Collar Pedestrian (uncredited)

Charles DelGatto

Movie Fan at Premiere (uncredited)

Tim Falter

Press Photographer (uncredited)

Laurie Folkes

Wealthy Investor (uncredited)

Samantha Gelnaw

Political Aide (uncredited)

Chetna Goel

Movie Premiere Guest (uncredited)

Karen Goeller

Pedestrian (uncredited)

Hunter Goligoski

Street Teen (uncredited)

Matthew Gooley

Young Professional (uncredited)

Kyle Julian Graham

Stacks Employee with Sandy (uncredited)

Meg Hudson

Red Carpet Celebrity (uncredited)

Alexandra Nicole Hulme

Dancer (uncredited)

Jazmin Kamali

Annie's Classmate (uncredited)

Zivile Kaminskaite

Mother at Movie Premiere Event (uncredited)

Kenneth Kopolovicz

Celebration Guest (uncredited)

Hannah Kurczeski

Friend of Foster Kids (uncredited)

Jenny Laroche

Dancer (uncredited)

Doris McCarthy

Subway Lady (uncredited)

Jalina Mercado

Foster Kid (uncredited)

Madlyn Mondoil

Friend of Foster Girls (uncredited)

Finian Montague

Movie Premier Friend (uncredited)

Maeve Rose Montague

Movie Premier Friend (uncredited)

Evie Paller

Red Carpet Fan (uncredited)

Nora Paller

Red Carpet Fan (uncredited)

Eric Paterniani

Extra (uncredited)

Haley Pine

Red Carpet Fan (uncredited)

Victoria Prather

Backpacker Mom (uncredited)

Ge-Nye Robinson

Young Girl #1 on Basketball Court (uncredited)

Germir Robinson

Tall Boy #1 on Basketball Court (uncredited)

Alyssa Ruland

Movie Premiere Guest (uncredited)

Karah Serine

Pepper's Dream Mom (uncredited)

Nancy Ellen Shore

Businesswoman Pedestrian / Subway Rider (uncredited)

Paulina Simkin

Maria (uncredited)

Zariah Singletary

After-School Kid (uncredited)

Bea Soong

Woman with Cellphone (uncredited)

Julianna van Golen

Schoolgirl (uncredited)

Theo van Golen

Schoolboy (uncredited)

Bill Walters

Soup Kitchen Guest (uncredited)

Miriam Weisbecker

Red Carpet Fan (uncredited)

William Henderson White

Stacks Press Photographer (uncredited)

Darren Whitfield

Private Security / Guggenheim Museum Benefit (uncredited)

Justice Winter

Annie's Classmate (uncredited)

James Zeiss

Ceremony Attendee (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

In late 2014, Charles Strouse (the composer of the original musical's score) gave an interview to Vanity Fair in which he talked about what he liked and didn't like about this movie adaptation. One thing he didn't like was the fact that although Jay Z did consult Strouse in the initial stages of conceiving the remake, and though Strouse said he "was paid handsomely for my share of the rights," Strouse and the other original creators of the musical did not get to revise and update their own songs or write any of the new songs in the movie. Something Strouse did enthusiastically endorse about this movie version was the casting of Quvenzhané Wallis in the lead role (he called her performance "amazing") and, more generally, the idea of casting nonwhite actresses in the role--something he said he had been lobbying for since the first Broadway run of the show back in the 1970s.

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Sony Pictures Entertainment, owner of Columbia Pictures, slated Annie (2014) for a December 19, 2014, release, where it will face big competition from an another film musical, Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods (2014), directed by Rob Marshall and made by Walt Disney Pictures. Rob Marshall and Walt Disney Pictures collaborated with Columbia Pictures on the successful and well-regarded Annie (1999) in 1999.

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This is the third motion picture adaptation of Strouse and Charnin's Annie. The first was director John Huston's original big-screen version (Annie (1982)), in which star Albert Finney did a wicked vocal impersonation of Huston. The second was Rob Marshall's well-regarded and more faithful adaptation (Annie (1999)).

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Goofs

When they are riding in the helicopter, they are talking to each other without wearing headphones which is a total impossibility.

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When Guy shows the clip of Will saving Annie on the screen he says that someone recorded it and put it on the internet. However, the video was shown from the front angle of the van when it was approaching then followed by from the side of the van when Will pulled Annie out, exactly the same edit the audience saw in the movie. If it were recorded on the phone by the bystander it would only feature one angle.

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In the opening title sequence, Annie is seen boarding the 1 train at 125th St. She then departs a 6 train at Grand Central and then exits at Franklin Street back on the 1 train. She then goes to a restaurant on 12th St. Annie would not have to had to get off the 1 train at all nor would she have gone to Grand Central crosstown at all. Franklin Street is also too far south on the 1 train for 12th Street in Greenwich Village.

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