Annie (1982)/Credits

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Columbia Pictures

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Columbia Pictures presents
A Ray Stark Production
A John Huston Film
"Annie"
Albert Finney, Carol Burnett, Bernadette Peters, Ann Reinking, Tim Curry, Geoffrey Holder, Edward Herrmann as "F.D.R.", Sandy as Himself
And Introducing: Aileen Quinn as "Annie"
Musical Staging and Choreography by: Arlene Phillips
Music by: Charles Strouse
Lyrics by: Martin Charnin
Music Arranged and Conducted by: Ralph Burns
Production Executive: Howard Pine
Supervising Editor: Margaret Booth, A.C.E.
Film Editor: Michael A. Stevenson
Costumes Designed by: Theoni V. Aldredge
Production Design by: Dale Hennesy
Director of Photography: Richard Moore, A.S.C.
Executive Producer and Musical Sequences Created by: Joe Layton
Screenplay by: Carol Sobieski
Produced by: Ray Stark
Directed by: John Huston

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Special Appearance by: Peter Marshall as Bert Haley
Associate Producer: Carol Sobieski
Executive Assistant to the Producer: Margaret Booth
Casting by: Howard Feuer & Jeremy Ritzer
Rastar Marketing: Marykay Powell
Unit Production Manager: Ray Hartwick, William J. O'Sullivan
1st Assistant Director: Jerry Ziesmer
2nd Assistant Director: Chris Soldo
Assistant to the Producer: Norman Gan
Assistant to Mr. Huston: Gladys Hill
Assistant to Mr. Layton: Rhoda Dreskenoff
"Annie" Search Coordinator: Garrison True
Casting Assistant: Pennie du Pont
Assistant Film Editor: George C. Villasenor
2nd Assistant Film Editor: Dan Sackheim
Music Editor: Shinichi Yamazaki, Jeff Carson/La Da Productions
Associate Music Editor: Mark Green
Assistant Music Editor: Nancy Weizer
Music Research: David Kurtz
Sound Effects: Pat Somerset, Jeff Bushelman, Burbank Editorial Services, Inc.
New York Art Director: Robert Guerra
Assistant Art Director: Diane Wager
Set Decorator: Marvin March
Construction Coordinator: Gary Martin
2nd Unit Director: James Arnett
2nd Unit Cameraman: Rex Metz
Process Cameraman: Harry Wolf
Process Coordinator: Bill Hansard
Photo Effects and Opticals: Howard A. Anderson Co.
Additional 2nd Assistant Director: Phil Morini
Script Supervisor: Marshall Schlom
Camera Operator: Tim Vanik
Camera Technician: Eric Engler
Still Photographer: Holly Bower
Steadi-Cam Operator: Garreth Brown
Sound Mixer: Gene Cantamessa
Boom Operator: Raul Bruce
Cable Man: Steve Payne
Playback Operator: Jim Atherton
Music Scoring Mixer: Dan Wallin
Re-Recording Mixer: Michael J. Kohut, C.A.S., Jay M. Harding, C.A.S., Carlos de Larios, C.A.S., Gregory H. Watkins
Foley Artists: Dan O'Connell, Ellen Heuer
Leadman: Nick Caprarelli
Greensman: Dan Ondrejko
Drapery Man: Terry Rittmiller
Property Master: Sam Gordon
Assistant Property Master: Lou Fleming
Special Effects Coordinator: Phil Cory
Location Manager: Roger Paradiso
Production Accountant: Rusty Warren
Assistant Production Accountant: Dennis Park
Production Office Coordinators: Ann Ashcraft, Adeline L. Seakwood
Dance & Vocal Arrangements by: Peter Howard
Vocal Coach: Arthur Joseph
1st Assistant Choreographer: Heather Seymour
Assistant Choreographer: Denny Shearer
Gymnastic Instructor: Bill Troy
Assistant Costume Designer: Lindsay Davis
Men's Costumers: Ray Birdwell, Mort Schwartz
Women's Wardrobe Supervisor: Paula Cain
Women's Costumer: Elizabeth Pine, Geri Puhara
Make-up Artists: Ben Lane, Jeff Hamilton, Dan Striepeke
Hairstylists: Lee Crawford, Candida Conery
Gaffer: Larry Howard
Rigging Gaffer: Alvin Zimmerman
Key Grip: Bob Sordal
Best Boy Grip: Charles Williams
Dolly Grip: O.T. Henderson
Stunt Coordinators: James Arnett, Gerald E. Brutsche
Transportation Coordinator: Allan Falco
Transportation Captain: Earl Pierson
Studio Teacher: Gloria Hoffman
"Sandy" Trained by: Moe DiSesso
Production Assistants: Laurie Cooke, Kathryn Waters, Richard Wenk
Unit Publicist: Pete Emmet
Jewelry by: Tiffany & Co.
Titles by: Wayne Fitzgerald
Original Soundtrack Available on Columbia Records and Tapes
Cast:
- Daddy Warbucks - Albert Finney
- Miss Hannigan - Carol Burnett
- Grace Farrell - Ann Reinking
- Rooster - Tim Curry
- Lily - Bernadette Peters
- Annie - Aileen Quinn
- Punjab - Geoffrey Holder
- Asp - Roger Minami
Orphans:
- Molly - Toni Ann Gisondi
- Pepper - Rosanne Sorrentino
- Tessie - Lara Berk
- Kate - April Lerman
- Duffy - Robin Ignico
- July - Lucie Stewart

- FDR - Edward Herrmann
- Eleanor Roosevelt - Lois de Banzie
- Bert Healy - Peter Marshall
- Boylan Sisters - Loni Ackerman, Murphy Cross, Nancy Sinclair
- Drake - I.M. Hobson
- Mrs. Pugh - Lu Leonard
- Mrs. Greer - Mavis Ray
- Annette - Pam Blair
- Celette - Colleen Zenk
- Saunders - Victor Griffin
- Frick - Jerome Callamore
- Frack - Jon Richards
- Photographer - Wayne Cilento
- Weasel - Ken Swofford
- Pound Man - Larry Hankin
- Mr. Bundles - Irving Metzman
- Mrs. McKracky - Angela Martin
- Spike - Kurtis Epper Sanders
- Dancers - Liz Marsh, Danielle Miller, Lisa Kieldrup, Angela Lee, Tina Maria Caspary, Julie Whitman, Jan Mackie, Shawnee Smith, Mandy Peterson, Jamie Flowers, Cherie Michan, Janet Marie Jones, Linda Saputo, Sonja Haney, Kari Baca, Victoria Hartman
Stuntsmen: Bob M. Porter, Gerald E. Brutsche, Jophery Brown
Circus Sequences by: The Big Apple Circus
The stage play "Annie" based on "Little Orphan Annie"® by permission of: Chicago-Tribune New York News Syndicate, Inc.
Originally Presented on the New York Stage by: Mike Nichols
Produced by: Alvin Nederlander Associates, Inc. and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Inc.
Produced on the New York Stage by: Irwin Meyer, Stephen R. Friedman, Lewis Allen and Icarus Productions, Inc.
Book of the Stage Play by: Thomas Meehan
Music of the Stage Play by: Charles Strouse
Lyrics of the Stage Play by: Martin Charnin
The Producers Wishes to Thank: Monmouth College, West Long Branch, N.J.
Antique Cars Provided by: Harrah's®
Lenses and Panaflex® Cameras by: Panavision®
Metrocolor®
Dolby Stereo™ In Selected Theatres
This picture made under the jurisdiction of I.A.T.S.E., affiliated with A.F.L.-C.I.O.
No. 26550 Motion Picture Association of America
The characters and incidents portrayed and the names used herein are fictitious. Any similarity to the name, character or history of any person is entirely coincidental and unintentional.
This motion picture photoplay is protected pursuant to the provisions of the laws of the United States of America and other countries. Any unauthorized duplication and/or distribution of this photoplay may result in civil liability and criminal prosecution.
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