Annie

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Annie is the diminutive of the feminine given names Anna, Ann, Anne, and other variations.

Use of the name Annie may refer to:

• Little Orphan Annie, the star of the comic strip of the same name
  • Annie (musical) (1977), based on the comic strip
    • Annie (film) (1982), based on the musical
      • Annie (1982 film soundtrack)
      • Annie (1999 film) based on the musical and the 1982 film
        • Annie (1999 film soundtrack)
      • Annie jr, a children's version of the 1977 musical and 1982 film

• Annie (album), 1972 country music album by Anne Murray
• "Annie" (song), a song by the alternative band Our Lady Peace
• "Pork salad Annie", a song by Deja Voodoo from the album Big Pile of Mud
• Annie (sloop), a ship built in 1880
• Annie Award, an award for animation
• Resusci Anne, also known as Rescue Annie, a doll used to teach CPR/EAR
• Annie Leibovitz, an American portrait photographer
• Annie Pelletier, a Canadian diver
• "Baseball Annie" or just "Annie" is an old-fashioned term used in reference to a baseball "groupie"
• Annie Leonard, an American critic of excessive consumerism.

Fictional characters

• Annie Ghazikhanian, a character in the X-Men comic book series
• Annie Hamilton, a fictional character in the Power Instinct series of fighting games
• Annie James, a fictional character played by Lindsay Lohan in the movie The Parent Trap (1998 film)
• Annie and Clarabel, two coaches in Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends
• Annie, one of the main characters in the Magic Tree House series

Singers

• Annie (Norwegian singer), of electropop
• Annie Lennox, a Scottish singer, vocalist of Eurythmics
• Annie (Pakistani singer), of pop

See also

• Anna (name)
• Anna (disambiguation) (includes Anne, Ann)
• All pages beginning with "Annie"
• All pages with titles containing "Annie"

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