Leapin' lizards. America's favorite orphan is back in a brand-new adventure filled with sinister scoundrels, hilarious hijinks, and nonstop fun.
Trailer
Cast
Ian Toynton
Director
Ashley Johnson
Annie
Joan Collins
Lady Edwina Hogbottom
George Hearn
Oliver 'Daddy' Warbucks
Ian McDiarmid
Dr. Eli Eon
Emily Ann Lloyd
Hannah
Camilla Belle
Molly
Crispin Bonham-Carter
Rupert Hogbottom
Perry Benson
Mean Murphy Knuckles
George Wood
Michael Webb
Antony Zaki
Punjab
David K.S. Tse
Asp
Jayne Ashbourne
Charity
Carol Cleveland
Miss Hannigan
Buffy Davis
Mrs. Webb
Ian Redford
David Webb
Timothy Bateson
Derwood
Deborah Maclaren
Madame Charlotte
Ann Morrish
Mrs. Fowler
Harold Gray
Writer
Martin Charnin
Writer
Thomas Meehan
Writer
Charles Strouse
Writer
Trish Soodik
Writer
Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan
Annie Live!
The J Team
Dear Eleanor
Portrait Artist of the Year
Sam & Cat
Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn
Jessie
Girl Meets World
Game Shakers
School of Rock
Doogie Kamealoha, M.D.
Stuck in the Middle
Mixed-ish
That Girl Lay Lay
The Really Loud House
Bunk'd
Dog with a Blog
Austin & Ally
The Haunted Hathaways
Liv and Maddie
Side Hustle
Bella and the Bulldogs
Fuller House
Mga Komento
10 Mga Komento
source: Annie: A Royal Adventure!
Let's see... in this sequel we have Annie going to London with two gal pals and her dog Sandy, to see her adopted father Daddy Warbucks being knighted by Prince Philip (Can he do that? I thought that duty was the sole preserve of the Queen). Naturally, she gets up to all kinds of unrestrained hi-jinx along the way, mostly involving a couple of dumb Home Alone-style goons employed by a villainous Joan Collins in typically flirtatious form. She plans to blow up Buckingham Palace to become the new monarch you see, and to do that she plans to kidnap a scientist friend of Annie's to launch a missile... Yes, I'm afraid it IS as stupid as it sounds. It's like the producers and TV schedulers (this was not a theatrical release, Que Surprise) desperately needed an Annie sequel to fill a Holiday timeslot. Instead of making a marvellous musical masterpiece to compliment the original though, they took a random harebrained screenplay off the shelf that could literally be about any group of spunky kids and dumb adults and said "this'll do". Oh, I almost forgot... the cast DO sing a few lines from Tomorrow just before the ending credits roll. The strange thing is though, all the people joining in (apart from the actors playing Annie and Warbucks) seem to do so almost reluctantly, with little emotion or passion behind their crooning and nary a smile in sight. Sort of how the movie was greenlit, I'd wager. 4/10.
Well where do i start? i think it's very insulting to the original Annie with Aileen Quimnn. I love the film Annie, and i was expecting this to be a brilliant film, but i was so disappointed! the acting is awful, the original Annie came out a few years before i was born, I'm now 25 and Annie is still one of my favourite films, So i was really excited to see Annie 2. The acting was awful in the film, were any of the characters original? very badly written, directed and acted. This is not a film i wish to see again, and any Annie lover i recommend that you don't watch this film because it will only leave you very disappointed. The young girls singing isn't bad but still doesn't compare to the original
