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A DVD Would be Nice
I remember watching this Annie movie on TV, I think it was on The Family Channel, and though it's not as good as the The Annie movie starring Aileen Quinn, Albert Finney and Carol Burnette or the Disney remake starring Alicia Morton, Victor Garber and Kathy Bates I pretty much liked it and thought it was enjoyable. In this movie Annie sneaks Molly out of the orphanage travels to London on a cruise ship with Daddy Warbucks while hiding Molly on the ship and while in London Annie and Molly get involved in intrigue and mystery and also try to find a family who will adopt Molly. Ashley Johnson who played Chrissy Seaver on the sitcom Growing Pains was I thought quite good as Annie and the adorable little girl who played Molly was also good and I think it would be nice if this movie was put out on DVD too! BTW: This movie also stars Joan Collins (Dynasty) as the head of a villainous family.

Ashley Johnson made a good Annie!
It wasn't the best Annie movie but it wasn't awful and Ashley Johnson was a pretty good Annie and quite believable, she didn't look like she was too old for the part to me and I thought she looked like she was around 12. Anyway I think it was supposed to take place a year or two after the first movie so of course making the character a bit older. So really I think Ashley Johnson and the other child actors did a fine job and the guy who played Daddy Warbucks was okay but most of the other adult actors hammed it up way too much and kind of ruined what could have been a great movie!

best film ever!
hello i am a great annie fan and i thought annie a royal adventure was better then the first one. i think ashley johnson is a brilliant actress and i would love to meet her

Annie-Good This Movie-Bad
The "Annie" Character was too old for the script. She appeared to be 14 years old while the script was directed to a cute young girl. The entire plot was dumb. Even my daughter, who is a big Annie fan, believes that this video stinks. It was a waste of time and money.

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Good spy thriller.
What if there existed a document that could dismiss the transfer of Hong Kong from Brits to China? Rob Lowe plays Sean Dillon, a spy trying to gain evidence of that secret on behalf of Britain. But, as he engages his assignment, he is caught off-guard by a beautiful distraction, Deborah Moore. Good flick for Rob Lowe. No James Bond, though. ... Read more

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Would've been 4 stars without some of the people interviewed
I thought this video was pretty interesting, covering the Princess's life as it did. Some of the footage isn't often seen, that's a plus. Some of the 'friends' interviewed, such as Penny Thornton, could've been left out in my opinion which would help the program along. (...)

DIANA, A MEMORIAL VIDEO
This tape goes over the basics of Diana, The pricess of Wales life from engagement to death. No one subject or area of her life is given preferential treatment, nor is it an in depth study of her life. But a must see for all Dianaholichs. This was produced rather quickly after her death with the proceeds going to the Princess of Wales Fund Established by the royal family. It is very interesting to hear how her friends viewed certain episodes in her life.

A very lovely & tastefully done videotape.
Diana, The People's Princess is one of my favorite videotapes out of all the Diana tapes I own. It contains a lot of very recent video footage of the Princess just prior to her death, such as her attendance at the Gianni Versace funeral. The background of classical music gives the tape a haunting, ethereal quality. One of the only drawbacks is at times the sound quality is a little inconsistent and it seems that the tape was put together quickly as it was one of the first ones to come out after her death. However, other than that it's a lovely tape and one I have watched many times. A great value at $12.71. END ... Read more

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A DVD Would be Nice
I remember watching this Annie movie on TV, I think it was on The Family Channel, and though it's not as good as the The Annie movie starring Aileen Quinn, Albert Finney and Carol Burnette or the Disney remake starring Alicia Morton, Victor Garber and Kathy Bates I pretty much liked it and thought it was enjoyable. In this movie Annie sneaks Molly out of the orphanage travels to London on a cruise ship with Daddy Warbucks while hiding Molly on the ship and while in London Annie and Molly get involved in intrigue and mystery and also try to find a family who will adopt Molly. Ashley Johnson who played Chrissy Seaver on the sitcom Growing Pains was I thought quite good as Annie and the adorable little girl who played Molly was also good and I think it would be nice if this movie was put out on DVD too! BTW: This movie also stars Joan Collins (Dynasty) as the head of a villainous family.

Ashley Johnson made a good Annie!
It wasn't the best Annie movie but it wasn't awful and Ashley Johnson was a pretty good Annie and quite believable, she didn't look like she was too old for the part to me and I thought she looked like she was around 12. Anyway I think it was supposed to take place a year or two after the first movie so of course making the character a bit older. So really I think Ashley Johnson and the other child actors did a fine job and the guy who played Daddy Warbucks was okay but most of the other adult actors hammed it up way too much and kind of ruined what could have been a great movie!

best film ever!
hello i am a great annie fan and i thought annie a royal adventure was better then the first one. i think ashley johnson is a brilliant actress and i would love to meet her

Annie-Good This Movie-Bad
The "Annie" Character was too old for the script. She appeared to be 14 years old while the script was directed to a cute young girl. The entire plot was dumb. Even my daughter, who is a big Annie fan, believes that this video stinks. It was a waste of time and money.

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