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* SteppingOutToReact: When Miss Hannigan learns that Annie, her least favorite of the orphans under her care, has been chosen to stay at Oliver Warbucks' luxurious mansion for Christmas, she excuses herself and screams in anguish.
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* RelationshipUpgrade: For Warbucks and Grace; this version ends with him [[StrangledByTheRedString proposing to her.]]
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* RelationshipUpgrade: For Warbucks and Grace; in the stage version they only have ShipTease, and don't become engaged until the end of the sequel, ''Annie Warbucks'', but this version ends with him [[StrangledByTheRedString proposing to her.]]
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'''Miss Hannigan''': Who you think you are? ''The President?!''\\
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'''Miss Hannigan''': Who do you think you are? ''The President?!''\\
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* AdaptationalContextChange: In the stage version, the Star-to-Be is (as her name implies) an aspiring star who sings about her dream of making it big in New York. In this version, she's the main character of a Broadway show that Warbucks, Annie and Grace attend.
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* AdaptationalContextChange: In the stage version, the Star-to-Be is (as her name implies) an aspiring star who sings about her dream of making it big in New York. In this version, she's the main character of a Broadway show that Warbucks, Annie Annie, and Grace attend.
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* BeginnersLuck: Subverted. While Rooster and Miss Hannigan are posing as Annie's parents in an attempt to get the reward money, Lily is stuck babysitting the orphans, who proceed to wipe the floor with her while playing poker. When Lily asks them how they're so good at this game, Pepper smugly replies with this in verbatim, but it's heavily implied that they've played poker before. It helps that Lily is TooDumbToLive.
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* BeginnersLuck: Subverted. While Rooster and Miss Hannigan are posing as Annie's parents in an attempt to get the reward money, Lily is stuck babysitting the orphans, who proceed to wipe the floor with her while playing poker. When Lily asks them how they're so good at this game, Pepper smugly replies with this in verbatim, but it's heavily implied that they've played poker before. It helps that Lily is TooDumbToLive.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Pepper. She beats up July for defending Molly, makes fun of Annie's note and engages in a minor KickTheDog moment when she tells Molly that [[BrutalHonesty "we ain't got mommies and daddies. And we ain't ever gonna have 'em. That's why we're called orphans"]], but on the other hand, she is happy for Annie along with the rest of the girls when the latter is allowed to go to Warbucks' home for Christmas, and assists the other orphans in foiling the villains' plot.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Pepper. She beats up July for defending Molly, makes fun of Annie's note note, and engages in a minor KickTheDog moment when she tells Molly that [[BrutalHonesty "we ain't got mommies and daddies. And we ain't ever gonna have 'em. That's why we're called orphans"]], but on the other hand, she is happy for Annie along with the rest of the girls when the latter is allowed to go to Warbucks' Warbucks's home for Christmas, Christmas and assists the other orphans in foiling the villains' plot.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: Pieces of "Maybe" and "Tomorrow" seem to serve as one for Annie through the film. Rooster and Lily are followed around by "Easy Street".
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* {{Leitmotif}}: Pieces of "Maybe" and "Tomorrow" seem to serve as one for Annie through throughout the film. Rooster and Lily are followed around by "Easy Street".
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* WelcomingSong: Mr. Warbucks' servants welcome Annie to her new home with song and dance, and she sings her reaction: "I Think I'm Going to Like It Here."
* WouldHurtAChild: When coming up with the scheme to collect Mr. Warbucks’ reward by posing as Annie’s parents, Miss Hannigan asks what they’ll do about Annie after they collect. Rooster’s response?
* WouldHurtAChild: When coming up with the scheme to collect Mr. Warbucks’ reward by posing as Annie’s parents, Miss Hannigan asks what they’ll do about Annie after they collect. Rooster’s response?
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* WelcomingSong: Mr. Warbucks' Warbucks's servants welcome Annie to her new home with song and dance, and she sings her reaction: "I Think I'm Going to Like It Here."
* WouldHurtAChild: When coming up with the scheme to collect Mr.Warbucks’ Warbucks's reward by posing as Annie’s Annie's parents, Miss Hannigan asks what they’ll do about Annie after they collect. Rooster’s response?
* WouldHurtAChild: When coming up with the scheme to collect Mr.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: Disney went with a more family-friendly angle, so Miss Hannigan's LadyDrunk tendencies were channeled into making her a {{Cloudcuckoolander}}, The use of mild profanities, as heard in the original musical, its novelization, and the 1982 film, was [[GoshDangitToHeck minced]] even further.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: Disney went with a more family-friendly angle, so Miss Hannigan's LadyDrunk tendencies were channeled into making her a {{Cloudcuckoolander}}, {{Cloudcuckoolander}}. The use of mild profanities, as heard in the original musical, its novelization, and the 1982 film, was [[GoshDangitToHeck minced]] even further.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: Disney went with a more family-friendly angle, so Miss Hannigan's LadyDrunk tendencies were channeled into making her a CloudcuckooLander, The use of mild profanities, as heard in the original musical, its novelization, and the 1982 film, was [[GoshDangitToHeck minced]] even further.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: Disney went with a more family-friendly angle, so Miss Hannigan's LadyDrunk tendencies were channeled into making her a CloudcuckooLander, {{Cloudcuckoolander}}, The use of mild profanities, as heard in the original musical, its novelization, and the 1982 film, was [[GoshDangitToHeck minced]] even further.
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* OrphansPlotTrinket: Annie has half a silver heart locket, which contains a note from her parents. The other orphans know it so well that they read along with her when she reads it to Molly: ''"Please take good care of our little girl. Her name is Annie. She was born on October the 28th. We will be back to get her soon. We have left half of a silver locket around her neck and kept the other half, so that when we come back for her, you will know that she's our baby."''
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* OrphansPlotTrinket: Annie has half a silver heart locket, which contains a note from her parents. The other orphans know it so well that they read along with her when she reads it to Molly: ''"Please take good care of our little girl.darling. Her name is Annie. She was born on October the 28th. We will be back to get her soon. We have left half of a silver locket around her neck and kept the other half, so that when we come back for her, you will know that she's our baby."''
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* OrphansPlotTrinket: Annie has half a silver heart locket, which contains a note from her parents. The other orphans know it so well that they read along with her when she reads it to Molly: ''"Please take good care of our little girl. Her name is Annie. She was born on October the 28th. We will be back to get her soon. We have left half of a silver locket around her neck and kept the other half, so that when we come back for her, you will know that she's our baby."''
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* JerkassHasAPoint: While Miss Hannigan is cruel about it, she has a point that Annie's parents are probably not coming back for her, given that she hasn't seen them for eleven years.
-->'''Annie''': I'm not an orphan! My parents left me with a note saying they'd come back for me.\\
'''Miss Hannigan''': ''(laughs)'' That was 1922. This is 1933. You're an orphan.
-->'''Annie''': I'm not an orphan! My parents left me with a note saying they'd come back for me.\\
'''Miss Hannigan''': ''(laughs)'' That was 1922. This is 1933. You're an orphan.
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* KidsAreCruel: Mostly averted, but the orphan girls do get a moment when they all laugh at Annie's note.
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* KidsAreCruel: Mostly averted, but the orphan girls do get a moment when they all laugh at Annie's note.note from her parents.
