Tbh I wanted to hear more from the girls of the 2012 Annie Broadway. Most of the older ladies from the 1st generation were talking more in the whole video.
It's been incredible ride and we couldn't thank you enough you guys brought so much happiness in this show so you guys are so young full of life and joy , and i will cherished every moment for you guys for being the orphans on broadway. Rip Annie 2012 to 2021. goodbye
The older ones are in another documentary and a lot of them are still butthurt about losing their roles as they matured. No surprise that they were dominating the conversation.
They are in their 50s. Nostalgia feels more powerful the older you get so I think it makes sense they’d be a little more aggressively chatty. Personally I think it’s a little more interesting to hear the older cast talk about their experiences simply because times were so very different back during their productions.
I knew two girls that were in the version that Patricia patts was in molly Ringwald. Was in also in it . I did the Wizard of Oz with . Jenny Cihi, and Paula Bennidetti. I saw it in SanFrancisco in the Summer of 1978 that was my 8th grade graduation present.
Some of the older ladies were in another documentary. It was very odd the way that some of them couldn’t accept that they were STILL no longer famous, and were trying to hold onto it so hard that it was having a detrimental effect on their lives. The younger ones seem to have it together.
I think it’s only natural that at least some of those ladies had that experience. To go thru such a thrilling high at an age when you’re still developing mentally, emotionally, and physically and to never reach it again, that’s bound to impact their later years on some level. We’ve learned a lot in more recent years about how much kids can be impacted by working in show business. As for the younger girls, they are still fairly young and we don’t know what they’re going thru. Hopefully they’re fine and well adjusted, but also keep in mind as show biz kids, especially in more modern times, they learn early on how to present themselves in a poised and professional manner even if not all is well in the moment.
This is very interesting and to learn from professionals who were child actors on Broadway/Regional theaters. I am an aspiring writer. I am also a child wrangler and stagehand in a regional theater company in NJ Annie and Matilda. I am now a registrant for the child guardian union in New York. There were almost 15 children or more in each show. It's a lot of work and exhausting when you are outnumbered, but rewarding no matter what happens. The parents are also wonderful and helpful backstage. Many of the kids, we started out in community theater. The kids (many are locals) are amazing and have grown attached. They always ask me where I am if I am not working a show. We hang out, take care of problems, play games, decorate the dressing rooms, and keep in touch. Wonderful experiences that you will always remember. You definitely feel like you are part of the show. I also got to work with Bill Berloni's dogs and meet him. Marti was in our community theater and regional production of Annie where Andrea McArdle was Ms. Hannigan. Also the Hounds for a community theater production of A Christmas Story. One of his trainers with who I did the regional production was also our Lilly St. Regis.
Sadie and Lilia aren’t here cos they just got to big ecspecialy Sadie Like Sadie was is in STRANGER THINGS and then Lilia was in into the woods, a huge movie with James corden
Came across this after watching the It’s a Hard Knock Life documentary
Same
Tbh I wanted to hear more from the girls of the 2012 Annie Broadway. Most of the older ladies from the 1st generation were talking more in the whole video.
Me too!!!
SAME
Who else came here after “Annie Hard Knock Life from script to stage”
I did lol
I did
Aww, Emily Rosenfeld all grown up.
Yeah shes 16 now!
No more Riley :(
@@brielle2609 Ugh!
EMILY IS ALL GROWN UP NOW WTF
i wish lilla was here ✨🥺🥺
Ahhh your channel is so cute
@@peepeepoopooo499 awwww thank you so much! that means the absolute world to me
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@@peepeepoopooo499 Awww thanks 🥺
same 🥺
It's been incredible ride and we couldn't thank you enough you guys brought so much happiness in this show so you guys are so young full of life and joy , and i will cherished every moment for you guys for being the orphans on broadway. Rip Annie 2012 to 2021. goodbye
Annie is the gateway drug of theater
I love seeing this I was in a production of Matilda and similar things happened
Was anyone else getting very annoyed that the older Annies seemed to think they were almost better than the 2012 cast and not letting them talk.
yep i dont even know who they are and i wanted to hear the 2012s talk and they just didnt let them :/
The older ones are in another documentary and a lot of them are still butthurt about losing their roles as they matured. No surprise that they were dominating the conversation.
They are in their 50s. Nostalgia feels more powerful the older you get so I think it makes sense they’d be a little more aggressively chatty. Personally I think it’s a little more interesting to hear the older cast talk about their experiences simply because times were so very different back during their productions.
They were better. The younger cast is jealous.
OK WAIT BUT GEORGIE HAD A GLOW UP
We needed more Maddie Rae
Maddie Rae hasn't changed a bit. Absolutely beautiful and talented young lady
Georgie and Emily awww omg
I knew two girls that were in the version that Patricia patts was in molly Ringwald. Was in also in it . I did the Wizard of Oz with . Jenny Cihi, and Paula Bennidetti. I saw it in SanFrancisco in the Summer of 1978 that was my 8th grade graduation present.
No more Riley :(
My biggest dream has always been to be in a Annie production on Broadway
This is so fun to watch 🙌🙌
OMG I LOVE JUNAH JANG!!! my inspiration yall
Kristi Coombs was Mollie in the one I saw and Mary Kay Lombardo was Annie. Wow.
Poor little girl with the glasses didn't get to speak. LET HER SPEAK :)
Marissa Morel kept talking and talking
i wish they asked the 2012 cast what they thought of sadie sink and if they watched saide on stranger things
No the shouldn't because this is not about Stranger Things. This is about the musical Annie and there experiences.
Leave it alone.
@@AWlpsSHOW36 it would have been cool to see what their thoughts were about how someone they knew and acted with got so big
This is all wonderful except for the Marissa lady who hogs the mic
Where's Sadie sink?
And Lilla Crawford???
@@sinjin88 my question exactly
Some of the older ladies were in another documentary. It was very odd the way that some of them couldn’t accept that they were STILL no longer famous, and were trying to hold onto it so hard that it was having a detrimental effect on their lives. The younger ones seem to have it together.
I think it’s only natural that at least some of those ladies had that experience. To go thru such a thrilling high at an age when you’re still developing mentally, emotionally, and physically and to never reach it again, that’s bound to impact their later years on some level. We’ve learned a lot in more recent years about how much kids can be impacted by working in show business. As for the younger girls, they are still fairly young and we don’t know what they’re going thru. Hopefully they’re fine and well adjusted, but also keep in mind as show biz kids, especially in more modern times, they learn early on how to present themselves in a poised and professional manner even if not all is well in the moment.
Where's ANYONE from the 20th Anniversary Revival??
This is very interesting and to learn from professionals who were child actors on Broadway/Regional theaters. I am an aspiring writer. I am also a child wrangler and stagehand in a regional theater company in NJ Annie and Matilda. I am now a registrant for the child guardian union in New York. There were almost 15 children or more in each show. It's a lot of work and exhausting when you are outnumbered, but rewarding no matter what happens. The parents are also wonderful and helpful backstage. Many of the kids, we started out in community theater. The kids (many are locals) are amazing and have grown attached. They always ask me where I am if I am not working a show. We hang out, take care of problems, play games, decorate the dressing rooms, and keep in touch. Wonderful experiences that you will always remember. You definitely feel like you are part of the show.
I also got to work with Bill Berloni's dogs and meet him. Marti was in our community theater and regional production of Annie where Andrea McArdle was Ms. Hannigan. Also the Hounds for a community theater production of A Christmas Story. One of his trainers with who I did the regional production was also our Lilly St. Regis.
nooo where's sadie
Where’s Lilia? Sadie? Brooklyn?
Hi! Not everyone was available on the same night. Imagine if all of the hundreds of Annie orphans had been on one zoom!
Sadie and Lilia aren’t here cos they just got to big ecspecialy Sadie
Like Sadie was is in STRANGER THINGS
and then Lilia was in into the woods, a huge movie with James corden
Is this from the movie?
No broadway
Fun all you there like white ghost gaspe Wendy movie hehe
Blackout Tuesday -lol
So sad Lila Crawford isn't there :C
wow your still here...
shoo
this thing never ends hahah
well bye
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