Annie

Answer: a train station

That's where his money took him to... a house the size of a train station.

Answer: Sandy

In the movie Annie, the lovable orphan girl has a furry companion named Sandy. Sandy is a mixed breed dog with shaggy fur and a friendly disposition. Interestingly, the original Broadway production of Annie featured a male dog in the role of Sandy, but for the 1982 film adaptation, a female dog named Macy was cast instead. Sandy plays an important role in the story, helping Annie to escape from the clutches of the villainous Miss Hannigan and ultimately becoming a beloved member of the family who adopts Annie.

Answer: Jail

They let him out on account of his good behaviour.

Answer: Guy

Guy starts off as Will's campaign manager. He gives Will advice on how to boost his popularity so he can earn enough votes to become mayor. His advice turns out to be good advice at first and it does indeed help Will. The most important piece of advice that Guy gives Will and to invite the girl that he rescued into his home and to raise her like he's her father. This boosts Will's popularity by a lot. However, Guy later turns into a villain, albeit it's not entirely his fault. One he sees Michael J. Fox endorsing Will's opponent, he asks Will how badly he wants to win. Will gives an answer that implies he would do anything to win the election. Will ends up regretting that he said that. As the movie progresses, Will starts to care less about becoming mayor and more about Annie. However, Guy secretly arranges to have impostors claim to be Annie's parents show up right before the day of the election, making it appear that Will found Annie's parents and ensuring that Will becomes mayor. Unbeknownst to Will, Guy and Miss Hannigan secretly hold auditions for the role of Annie's parents. When they find a couple that can pass for Annie's parents, Guy tells Will that he has found Annie's parents and he shows them to Will and Annie. They take Annie into their car. Later on, Miss Hannigan confesses to Will that those weren't her parents. Guy tries to convince Will that he's making a mistake trying to rescue Annie, but Will fires him. Guy then tries to convince Grace to talk to Will for him, but Grace knocks him to the ground with one punch. Meanwhile, Annie quickly figures out that her "parents" are not really her parents. She uses her popularity by banging out the car door and asking for help. This causes people to take pictures of her and it helps Will find her.

Answer: We love you, Miss Hannigan!

Lily takes the orphans to the Warbucks mansion. She enters in one side demanding her share of the money. The orphans enter from another side saying "We love you, Miss Hannigan!" and exposing who "Annie's mom" really is. Miss Hannigan and Rooster try to run away but the president and the secret service stop them.

The other quotes are in a different "Annie" movie.

Answer: Little girls

"Someday I'll land in the nut house with all the nuts and the squirrels. There I'll stay until the prohibition of little girls." Miss Hannigan sings "Little Girls" to lament how tired she is of the orphans. While she is singing, the other orphans pull pranks on her or attack her, probably as revenge for the way she treats them. In the 1999 movie, she reprises this line in the song at the end of the movie while she's being tied up and taken away, probably as a hint to where she's being taken to.

Answer: Tomorrow

Annie and two other girls scrubbed the floor while describing what kind of life they lived in the orphanage with Miss Hannigan. Molly mentioned never seeing Santa Claus and Annie wants to know who's Santa Claus.

Answer: elephant

Daddy Warbucks threw a party to celebrate the adoption of Annie. He had invited all of Annie's friends from the orphanage. He also invited Ms. Hannigan who tried to stop her brother from harming Annie at the end of the film. Agatha was riding on top of an elephant. She had taken a liking to Punjab. He was holding her hand while she was on top of the elephant. When the elephant turned to walk in a different direction, the pair was separated. Agatha quickly reached out for Punjab to grab her hand.

Oliver spared no expense for the party. He had entertainers of all varieties. There were acrobats as well as fire breathers. Daddy Warbucks also bought new clothes for Annie's friends.

Answer: dishonest

Annie asks "Have my parents come for me?" Miss Farrell says "We haven't found them, Annie." After Annie sadly walks away Miss Farrell says "I interviewed 865 couples, none of them knew about the locket. I never realized how many dishonest people there are in New York."

Answer: Easy Street

While dancing down the steps, Mrs. Hannigan kicks a hole in the wall. In the next shot, the hole is gone.

Answer: Camille

At the end of the movie "Camille", Annie was asleep, Mr. Warbucks was surprised, and Miss Farrell was crying. After that night, Mr. Warbucks started liking Annie.

Answer: Lily St. Regis

Lily St. Regis is a character in the movie Annie, who is the girlfriend of Rooster. She is portrayed as a gold-digger who is always looking for a wealthy man to take care of her. Interestingly, the character of Lily St. Regis was not present in the original Broadway production of Annie, but was added for the 1982 film adaptation. The role was played by Bernadette Peters, who received critical acclaim for her performance. Peters was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Lily St. Regis.

Answer: Roosevelt (FDR)

You know, the one in the wheelchair?

Answer: She gets taken to an asylum.

For some reason, Rooster and Lily get arrested but Miss Hannigan doesn't even though she was as important to the kidnapping scheme as the other two. Instead, she tries to run away singing "Someday I'll land in the nut house, with all the nuts and the squirrels, there I'll stay until the prohibition of little girls," reprising the last verse of her classic song "Little Girls" that she sang earlier in the movie. Then, she gets tied up and taken to an asylum or a "Nut house" fulfilling what she sang.

The wrong answers happen either in a different Annie movie or in the Broadway musical.

Answer: Easy Street

"Easy Street" is the villain song of the musical, though you wouldn't guess it by how happy the song's chorus sounds. Miss Hannigan has learned that Daddy Warbucks wants to adopt Annie. This makes Miss Hannigan very upset. Annie had tried to run away from home, and just after she gets brought back to the orphanage, she gets rewarded and not punished. To Miss Hannigan, that seemed unfair. However, her brother walks in with his new girlfriend Lily St. Regis, telling Miss Hannigan that he got out of jail on good behavior and now he wants to become rich. Later, he and Lily come back in disguise, claiming to be Annie's parents. They fool Miss Hannigan, but then they remove their disguises and reveal who they are. They tell Miss Hannigan that they are going to trick Mr. Warbucks into thinking that they are Annie's parents so they can get the $50,000 that he promised them, and that they need Miss Hannigan's help to get information about Annie. Miss Hannigan does this on the condition that she gets half the money.

At both these points in the movie, Miss Hannigan, Rooster, and Lily sing the song "Easy Street" together, a song about tricking people and becoming rich. In the first verse, Rooster and Miss Hannigan sing about what their mother told them. Rooster says that their mom is "Sainted," but then he and Miss Hannigan sing together "We know you're down there listening," which suggests that she is in hell, although I don't know how you can be in hell if you're "Sainted."

Answer: Chrysler Building

Molly pulled one of the girls from the stairs and yelled this at her to imitate Miss Hannigan. Molly went upstairs and kept pretending to be Miss Hannigan.

Answer: locket

Annie was left on the door steps of the orphanage by her parents. They were unable to care for their daughter so left her to be a ward of the state. They placed a locket with their infant daughter to remember them by. Tragically her parents died in a fire some years later. Miss Hannigan had some of Annie's items stored in a box. The police had dropped the items off shortly after the parents had died. The other half of the locket Annie wore was inside the box.

Oliver had decided to adopt Annie to be his daughter. He told Grace to get her a gift. Grace was instructed to get Annie a new locket from Tiffany's. Oliver was distraught when Annie refused his gift. She told him her parents were still alive and one day they would come for her. Oliver told Annie he would help her find them.

Answer: night without stars.

Punjab uses his turban to hang from the helicopter when he rescues Annie. He says "You must hold on" then she says "I can't." That's when he gives his words of wisdom "Buddah says 'A child without courage is like a night without stars.'"

Answer: Sign

Miss Hannigan does not want to let Annie be adopted by Daddy Warbucks.

Answer: Swing

Swing was very common back in the 1920s, and children loved to dance to the music. The Nazi's hated the music and dances, and they would arrest some of the kids because of their dances and music, which was very often Swing.

Answer: Asp and Punjab

In the movie Annie, Mr. Warbucks' two bodyguards are named Asp and Punjab. Interestingly, Punjab is also the name of a region in South Asia that is divided between India and Pakistan. The name "Punjab" is derived from two Persian words, "panj" meaning five and "ab" meaning water, which refers to the five rivers that flow through the region. As for the name Asp, it is a type of venomous snake found in parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa. It's unclear why the filmmakers chose these names for the characters, but it's possible they wanted to give them exotic and memorable names.

Answer: Tiffany's

'Something from Tiffany's - a new locket!'

Answer: Animal Shelter

Sia helped create the soundtrack for this movie by re-arranging many of the songs to fit with the year 2014, instead of being consistent with the 1930s like the previous "Annie" movies. She also sings a new version of "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile", from off-camera. The song is not sung by a radio DJ and sung again by the orphans like in previous versions of "Annie".

In the movie, she gets a cameo appearance where she doesn't talk, but she is seen at the animal shelter.