I hope you know how much you meant to so many of us, growing up. The effect you had, and how much you were loved then, are loved now, and will continue to be loved, is immeasurable. Annie came out when I was five, and my mother was dying of cancer . . . tomorrow is the nineteenth anniversary of her death. You were such a light for me then, and I needed to somehow thank you for that.
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shareI totally agree with that. Annie was an inspiriation to me and it came out when I was 4. I remember watching the "Broadway on Tour" show it came to Houston. I still listen to the "CD" in my truck (when there's nothing else to play on the radio)
"Alieen" (sorry for the mispelling) I hope things work out for you and we may see you embrace the screen once more.
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I'm very sorry about Your Mother- May She Always Rest In Peace In Heaven. Your Mother is Always Your very Best Friend! You only have One Mother in Life! I know She Loved You So Very Much!
Greg Casiglia
This letter meant a lot to me! Thanks for sharing this with us jg386.
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I was 7 when Annie came out, and I still have dreams that I'm 7 again hanging out with Annie and kids from my elementary school. Kind of weird? Perhaps, but those dreams always make me smile.
shareI'm 33, and just watched it for 1000-th time, but after many, many years. God, i feel like a kid now... Thank you Aileen.
shareThat helicopter scene & UR smile carried the movie.
shareAmen to all of the above.
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