Life After Tomorrow

2006
PG-13
1h 13min

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Life After Tomorrow, a new tomorrow for 'Annie'
adored by millions...orphaned by broadway
A story about overcoming the hard knocks following early success

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaWomen who have played orphans in "Annie" are brought together in this documentary.Women who have played orphans in "Annie" are brought together in this documentary.Women who have played orphans in "Annie" are brought together in this documentary.

Dirección
- Gil Cates Jr.
- Julie Stevens
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Dirección
- Gil Cates Jr.
- Julie Stevens
Elenco

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- 2 premios ganados en total

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Life After Tomorrow

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Martha Byrne

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Jennine Babo

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William Berloni

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Theda Stemler Blackwood

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Danielle Brisebois

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Arlene Kulis Brothers

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Dara Brown

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Nancy Carson

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Martin Charnin

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Kristi Coombs

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Molly Copsey

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Michele de Cuir

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Dana Dewes

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Kim Fertman

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(as Kim Parks)

Robyn Finn

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(as Robyn Finn-Moosey)

Nicole Francis

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Michele Graham

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Mollie Hall

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(as Mollie Hall Boulware)

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Trivia
Both Andrea McArdle, who originated the title role in the original Broadway cast of "Annie", and Aileen Quinn, who played it in the film Anita la huerfanita (1982), declined requests for interviews.

Conexiones
Features The Merv Griffin Show (1962)

Bandas sonoras
Tomorrow
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Martin Charnin

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7/10

Nice little documentary...

My mom and I have both been fans of the musical "Annie" for a while now. Although, I never actually saw the show, she got some old Original Cast Recording CDs and I listened to this one and "Oliver!" in particular (though, I must admit, I like this one more than "Oliver").

Anyways, I eventually found this documentary (how I found it, I forget), but I saw it online and enjoyed it quite a bit. It was very moving and emotional for how these girls grew up on the set of "Annie" and grew up with the show as a whole, and were soon enough kicked off to live their own lives. Very emotional, indeed.

Beyond some brief language, which I was not too keen on, this is a very interesting documentary, and I would recommend it to anyone who loves "Annie" and is ready for an emotional ride in the secret lives of the "orphans", that you probably didn't know about. 7/10 stars.