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**Warbucks is ''not'' a fan of product endorsement. When he realizes he basically did a radio commercial for Iodent Toothpaste, he basically ''loses his mind.''
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* INeedAFreakingDrink: When Warbucks agrees to help Annie find her parents, he immediately runs off yelling for his staff to mobilize his contacts--former President J. Edgar Hoover, the Chief of Police, and so on. This ends with his ordering an unseen staffer named Saunders to get him a drink.
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* AdoptionConflict: Zig-zagged. When it's believed that they've found Annie's birth parents, Warbucks (while sad to see her go) is willing to let Annie go with them, despite the fact that he was preparing to legally adopt her. But, when Annie's friends arrive and tell him it was all a con, [[PapaWolf he sends every cop in the city after her abductors and doesn't stop until she's safe]], proving to everyone how serious he is about Annie's safety and becoming her parent.
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* FaintInShock: All Molly can do is pass out in shock after she and the orphans encounter Punjab for the first time.
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** The orphans have a brief panic upon encountering Punjab at the main entrance to Warbucks' mansion.
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* ClimbingClimax: Towards the end, Annie climbs up the B&O Bridge with Rooster in pursuit.
* MonumentalBattle: The final confrontation between Rooster and Annie takes place at the B&O Railroad bridge.
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* ObviousStuntDouble: An adult stunt double was used in place of Aileen during the scene where her character is climbing the B&O Bridge in order to escape from Rooster and Hannigan. {{Justified|Trope}} for fairly obvious reasons.
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* ObviousStuntDouble: An adult stunt double was used in place of Aileen during the scene where her character is climbing the B&O Bridge bridge in order to escape from Rooster and Hannigan. {{Justified|Trope}} for fairly obvious reasons.
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** Hannigan visibly panics when she realizes that Rooster's about to kill Annie on the B&O Bridge.
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** Hannigan visibly panics when she realizes that Rooster's about to kill Annie on the B&O Bridge.bridge.
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* ShowWithinAShow: When Annie, Warbucks and Grace go to the movies, we get to see a few minutes of the [[Film/Camille1936 1936 version of]] ''[[Film/Camille1936 Camille]]'' (even though the film is supposedly [[ArtisticLicenseHistory set in 1933]]).
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* ShowWithinAShow: When Annie, Warbucks and Grace go to the movies, we get to see a few minutes of the [[Film/Camille1936 1936 version of]] of ''[[Film/Camille1936 Camille]]'' (even though the film is supposedly [[ArtisticLicenseHistory set in 1933]]).
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** Rooster himself can only watch in shock seconds before he gets kicked off the bridge.
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** Rooster himself can only watch in shock seconds before he gets kicked off just as Punjab rescues Annie in the bridge.nick of time.
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** Rooster himself [[spoiler:when Punjab rescues Annie and when he gets knocked off the bridge]].
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** Rooster himself [[spoiler:when Punjab rescues Annie and when can only watch in shock seconds before he gets knocked kicked off the bridge]].bridge.
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* ObviousStuntDouble: An adult stunt double was used in place of Aileen during the scene where her character is climbing a bridge in order to escape from Rooster and Hannigan. {{Justified|Trope}} for fairly obvious reasons.
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* ObviousStuntDouble: An adult stunt double was used in place of Aileen during the scene where her character is climbing a bridge the B&O Bridge in order to escape from Rooster and Hannigan. {{Justified|Trope}} for fairly obvious reasons.
** Rooster himself [[spoiler:when Punjab rescues Annie and when he gets knocked off the bridge]].
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* VillainousBreakdown: After Annie continues to interfere with his EvilPlan, Rooster gradually loses all sense of gentlemanly demeanor he'd shown throughout the film.
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* VillainousBreakdown: After Annie continues to interfere interfering with his EvilPlan, Rooster gradually loses all sense of gentlemanly demeanor he'd shown throughout his temper to the film.point where she knocks out Hannigan and pursues her onto the B&O Bridge.
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** Rooster knocks Miss Hannigan – his own sister – out cold when she tries to stop him from going after Annie.
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** Rooster knocks Miss Hannigan – his own sister – out cold when she tries to stop stopping him from going after Annie.
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* CharacterAsHimself: The opening credits has Bingo, an [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otterhound otterhound]] playing the role of Annie's CanineCompanion, credited as "Sandy as himself".
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* CharacterAsHimself: The opening credits has Bingo, an [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otterhound otterhound]] playing the role of Annie's CanineCompanion, credited as "Sandy as himself".
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* CatchPhrase: Annie's iconic "Leapin' lizards!", along with Tessie's "Oh my goodness, oh my goodness!"
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* CatchPhrase: CharacterCatchphrase: Annie's iconic "Leapin' lizards!", along with Tessie's "Oh my goodness, oh my goodness!"
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It's clearly an autogyro, which was invented in 1932. Amelia Earhart set an altitude record in one the year before the movie takes place.
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** That helicopter is quite advanced for 1933. Considering Warbucks calls it an "auto-copter" and describes it as though it's a new invention, it's possibly meant to be some kind of DieselPunk device.[[note]]The first fully-controllable helicopter was the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focke-Wulf_Fw_61 Focke-Wulf Fw 61]], introduced in 1936 by Focke-Achgelis in [[ThoseWackyNazis Nazi Germany]] and piloted by noted German aviatrix Hanna Reitsch in 1938.[[/note]] Perhaps his car phone[[note]](the first 80-pound units became available in the US in 1946)[[/note]] is a similar deal. One wonders what World War II will look like in the Annieverse.
