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Saturday, June 12, 2010

ANNIE WARBUCKS

Annie Warbucks
The Sun'll Come Out Tomorrow. . . . .What a great accent for a vintage wedding. This is one that snuck past me till I ran across Bianca's warm red inspirations on SMP Style Circle. Ironically--and I believe there aren't too many accidents-- I dozed off last night with the TV going and woke up to the 1982 musical version of Annie, with Albert Finney as Daddy Warbucks and Ed Hermann playing yet another version of FDR. The thing that impressed me most about this flick had to be the costumes and black and white tile and marble sets, capturing the Deco era so beautifully . . . .
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