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Written by James M. Tate / 9/08/2022 / No comments / aileen quinn , alfie wise , beverly d'angelo , burt reynolds , comedy , david steinberg , eighties , lauren hutton , norman fell , paul dooley , toni kalem

BURT REYNOLDS WANTS TO HAVE YOUR BABY IN 'PATERNITY'

<p></p><p></p><p></p><table align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="tr-caption-container" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"><tbody><tr><td style="text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjPyixHR9sk8JPDglJ9JQJqAkRiq3Km4yvHjfaLCJKoxp022l8rgvucUj9az6YUWld3qLUrhYjS8lC894rf5a31VkXg1EpFvD2WQFCNvBflPBKq02wp21V_1BM7ShMYcluzrjuUhzUP3ka42SizNJW9j0wXOs9FQ64hqQXjcGsorWvb3_MzjRIxc707t9rU/s1379/12.jpeg" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"><img border="0" data-original-height="871" data-original-width="1379" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjPyixHR9sk8JPDglJ9JQJqAkRiq3Km4yvHjfaLCJKoxp022l8rgvucUj9az6YUWld3qLUrhYjS8lC894rf5a31VkXg1EpFvD2WQFCNvBflPBKq02wp21V_1BM7ShMYcluzrjuUhzUP3ka42SizNJW9j0wXOs9FQ64hqQXjcGsorWvb3_MzjRIxc707t9rU/s16000/12.jpeg"></a></td></tr><tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;"><u>Burt Reynolds in PATERNITY with Aileen Quinn  </u></td></tr></tbody></table><p>In his string of romantic comedy films, and even his car chase flicks, Burt Reynolds is never alone. There's always an eclectic cast of characters supporting him along the process...<br>
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But here’s a movie where Burt, playing extremely subtle as a single successful guy who yearns to have a baby, seems completely isolated, at first, and not only because he wants the child born through a surrogate mother...<br>
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aileen quinn, alfie wise, beverly d'angelo, burt reynolds, comedy, david steinberg, eighties, lauren hutton, norman fell, paul dooley, toni kalem

BURT REYNOLDS WANTS TO HAVE YOUR BABY IN 'PATERNITY'

Burt Reynolds in PATERNITY with Aileen Quinn In his string of romantic comedy films, and even his car chase flicks, Burt Reynolds is never...

REVIEWS OF REBOOT ANNIE AND THE ORIGINAL THEATRICAL

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<tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">year: 2014 rating: *</td></tr>
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<b>ANNIE 2014:</b> To make people forget what you’re taking the place of, the most effective device is to mention that particular thing to get it… or in this case… to get <i>her</i> out of the way, quick.<br />
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So begins the new ANNIE inside a classroom where a redheaded <i>white</i> girl wraps up an annoying presentation... and then it's time for the next student, also named ANNIE, played by last year’s Oscar nominated Quvenzhané Wallis, who not only trumps this movie’s pseudo Annie but the original, Aileen Quinn’s iconic orphan, is outdone in one aspect – compared to a <i>haves and have nots</i> opening number inspired by The New Deal, FDR never had such posthumous promotion.   <br />
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ANNIE, a MR. DEEDS style mainstream comedy with pop culture references galore, introduces each character as if they were cameos in a parody instead of a genuine remake, or in this case... altering from the 1930's into modern day... a reboot.<br />
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Wallis sleepwalks through the pains and joys of the title character, and replacing Carol Burnett as the mean orphanage… or rather… Foster Home den mother is Cameron Diaz. Almost letting her guard down right off the bat, Miss Hannigan seems more like a cranky Aunt than a villain with a hatred for little girls… Providing the orphans nothing to really fear. In fact they seem completely at home, and in control: The place ain't too shabby.  <br />
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The real heavy is Bobby Cannavale, stepping into the Tim Curry role as a nefarious climber seeking a big raise from his boss, the new Daddy Warbucks in the form of Jamie Foxx as Stacks, a cell phone magnate running for New York City Mayor and, losing in the polls, he takes in an orphan for a needed boost.  <br />
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During their pivotal field trip bonding experience, Foxx and Wallis have the awkward non-chemistry of two actors who just started rehearsing lines. Stacks isn’t very uptight to begin with for his eventual heart-melting transition to matter, while Annie doesn't seem to really <i>need</i> anything, much less a new parent. Songs between the duo border banal and creepy. And as Rose Byrne attempts tying loose ends together, there’s just not anything between anyone – even the dog seems bored. <br />
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The original hard knocking classics aside, the new tunes lend nothing to an actual story, which isn’t an entertaining rags to riches coming-of-age musical but a pointless attempt to bring a famous Comic Strip/Broadway/Cinema character back to life by throwing everything into the pot, hoping something will land. <br />
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Not to jump on the breaking news bandwagon, but SONY PICTURES scrapped the wrong film!<br />
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<b>ANNIE 1982:</b> “Why a kid would want to be an orphan,” barks the villainous Miss 
Hannigan, “is beyond me!” Well who can blame the bitter lush: No matter 
how bad these poor little tykes are treated in that rundown dilapidated 
orphanage, they're having loads of fun singing and dancing like there’s 
no… tomorrow!<br />
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Although this big budget extravaganza’s loaded with great 
actors like Albert Finney as bald millionaire Daddy Warbucks, Tim Curry 
as a con artist and Carol Burnett as the bearer of the quote above, 
Aileen Quinn’s ANNIE steals the show.<br />
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Displaying an 
everygirl persona mixed with a dynamic musical talent, Quinn provides 
the essential energy for the iconic redhead without lacking pathos and 
vulnerability.<br />
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Even when given a dream-week to stay with Daddy Warbucks 
for his publicity, her true aim is having a real family. Determined to 
find her original parents, Warbucks makes a radio campaign with a hefty 
reward – perking ears of the wrong people.<br />
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<tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">Aileen Quinn</td></tr>
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While Annie 
slowly warms the heart of the steely industrialist, songs break out in 
just about every other scene. The tunes are catchy, showcased with 
incredible dance numbers.<br />
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<tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">Albert Finney with Quinn</td></tr>
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The time-period sets look and feel authentic; 
from poverty stricken streets and alleyways to the plush Warbucks 
mansion, veteran auteur John Huston takes us to a polarizing time of 
haves and have-nots in the Depression-era '30s with vibrant reality.<br />
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 one particular overlong scene, as Warbucks (constantly regarded as a greedy 
Capitalist) is talked into the New Deal by President Roosevelt, distracts from Annie’s personal adventure, we sporadically return to the orphanage where Miss Hannigan and her 
nefarious brother's plot to recover the reward: providing the 
audience – especially the younger ones – a constantly suspenseful edge, 
making ANNIE a kid's movie with just about everything: including a 
heroine with <i>everything</i> to gain or lose.

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REVIEWS OF REBOOT ANNIE AND THE ORIGINAL THEATRICAL

year: 2014 rating: * ANNIE 2014: To make people forget what you’re taking the place of, the most effective device is to mention that ...

Written by James M. Tate / 5/01/2012 / No comments / aileen quinn , cannon , children , comedy , eighties , fantasy , helen hunt , john paragon , musical

AILEEN QUINN & JOHN PARAGON STARRING IN 'THE FROG PRINCE'

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Like the iconic child actress Shirley Temple, ANNIE starlet Aileen Quinn grew into a lovely and talented teenager – and here’s proof... <br />
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In the Golan-Globus production of Grimm’s Fairy Tales THE FROG PRINCE, Quinn plays an insecure young princess who, without a real friend and at odds with her nefarious older cousin Henrietta (Helen Hunt), wanders the castle dreaming of one day becoming a queen.<br />
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While she’s outside brooding above a lonely pond, she drops her lucky golden magic ball into the water and out pops our titular Frog Prince...<br />
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Played by John Paragon (pictured below in one of the very few movies he appeared in, NORTH SHORE as a surf photographer) with the kind of delightful energy liken to Jim Carrey’s THE MASK years later. Frog and Zora make an unlikely pair, sneaking around the castle and in one funny scene, “Ribbit” pretends to be a toy to trick the King.<br />
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<tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">John Paragon gives Laird Hamilton a dirty look in NORTH SHORE Google: John Paragon North Shore Frog Prince John Paragon</td></tr>
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The catchy songs occur sporadically, helping the story without being intrusive. Aileen Quinn, with a soothing voice that captures the joys and pains of childhood reveries, provides the same timeless dynamic that made ANNIE a sensation.<br />
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The musical numbers are produced with an old-school charm, delightful to both children and adults. And while it seem "dated" for today's standards, who needs computer animation when you have great costumes (The Frog especially), plush sets and a multitalented cast?<br />
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AILEEN QUINN & JOHN PARAGON STARRING IN 'THE FROG PRINCE'

year: 1986 cast: Aileen Quinn, John Paragon, Helen Hunt rating: ***1/2 Like the iconic child actress Shirley Temple, ANNIE starlet Aileen Q...

Written by James M. Tate / 4/29/2012 / No comments / aileen quinn , albert finney , comedy , depression-era , eighties , musical , tim curry

ANNIE REVIEW HAS RELOCATED

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aileen quinn, albert finney, comedy, depression-era, eighties, musical, tim curry