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Annie (character)

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Annie is the protagonist of the Broadway musical, and the films of the same name.She is a spunky, energetic ten year old girl . She has curly red/orange hair (although she actually has straight auburn hair in the 1999 telefilm version, though it sometimes shown to be curly near the end). In the 2014 film, Annie had darker skin and her hair turned brown or black. Annie is friendly, good-natured, and usually positive. In the movie, she was stated to have been born on October 28, 1883 or 1919. She is also the love interest of Dean. Annie is the protagonist of the television film of the same name. She was born on October 28, 1922 (the day and month being revealed in a letter she reads "again", and the year being when her parents left the note and dropped her off). She was born to David and Margaret Bennett, and (as she is unaware of their death) her search for them is the main idea of the film.

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Being called an "orphan", being caught, her last name "being" Mudge

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Annie from the 1982 Columbia film adaption of the same name Annie from Harold Gray's "Little Orphan Annie" Annie from the Broadway musical of the same name

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Sandy, family, friends, ice cream, roasted corn

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Slender, fair skin, auburn straight hair : Red dress, white ribbon in her hair : Grey frock, crimson shirt with frilled sleeves : Pink nightgown, barefoot : Black dungaree dress, white shirt : Both blue hat and coat : Blue short-sleeved dress, white socks, black Mary Jane shoes

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Orphaned, innocent, kind, polite, caring, brave

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Gets adopted by Oliver and Grace

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Rotten orphan, Annie Mudge

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Molly, Pepper, Duffy, Kate, July, Tessie, F.D.R., Oliver Warbucks, Grace Farrell

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"I'm not an orphan!" "Wish I had a nickel." Leapin Lizards

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Annie is the protagonist of the Broadway musical, and the films of the same name.She is a spunky, energetic ten year old girl . She has curly red/orange hair (although she actually has straight auburn hair in the 1999 telefilm version, though it sometimes shown to be curly near the end). In the 2014 film, Annie had darker skin and her hair turned brown or black. Annie is friendly, good-natured, and usually positive. In the movie, she was stated to have been born on October 28, 1883 or 1919. She is also the love interest of Dean. Annie is the protagonist of the television film of the same name. She was born on October 28, 1922 (the day and month being revealed in a letter she reads "again", and the year being when her parents left the note and dropped her off). She was born to David and Margaret Bennett, and (as she is unaware of their death) her search for them is the main idea of the film.

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