Annie Laurie (disambiguation)

Charlie's War (2003)

Actors: Diane Ladd (actress), Lynn Redgrave (actress), Nathan Wang (composer), Olympia Dukakis (actress), Nancy Ramey (miscellaneous crew), Peggy Walton-Walker (actress), Frank Ramey (miscellaneous crew), David Alford (actor), Matthew Alan (actor), Tony Grazia (producer), Bobbie Eakes (actress), R. Colette Hailey (producer), Stacie Schwarz (editor), Hunter Hayes (actor), Mark Levine (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Charlie's War is the story of Charlotte Lewis, a woman who is experiencing serious emotional and mental turmoil brought about by nightmares of increasing intensity. In the dreams, she is a young girl, and she runs from unknown terrors. Trying to understand her troubling dreams, Charlotte revisits part of her childhood, which comes back to her in a series of impressionistic memories. Charlie, her sister, Jobie, and her mother move in with her grandmother. It is 1944, and World War II rages in Europe and the Far East. Though Grandma's farm seems to be a peaceful refuge, there is an undercurrent of fear and brooding menace in their surroundings.

Annie Laurie (1939)

Actors: Frank Miller (writer), Wilfred Noy (producer), Bruce Seton (actor), Percy Walsh (actor), Walter Tennyson (director), Walter Tennyson (producer), Will Fyffe (actor), Frederick Culley (actor), Quentin McPhearson (actor), Polly Ward (actress), Romilly Lunge (actor), Vivienne Chatterton (actress), Evelyn Barnard (actress),

Annie Laurie (1936)

Actors: Fred Graham (actor), Dennis Morgan (actor), David Torrence (actor), Ann Rutherford (actress), Jean Plannette (writer), Joseph Sherman (director),

Plot: Tells the story of the roots of the song, "Annie Laurie." In the mid-18th century, civil war embroils Scotland. The Laurie and Douglas clans are on opposite sides. William Douglas and Annie Laurie are in a garden outside the church in Glencairn, where newly-married couples sit in the wishing chair. He's off to fight, but comes to see Annie first to tell her he loves her. Her father and brothers arrive, Will asks for Annie's hand in marriage; Sir Robert consents if William will renounce his clan. He refuses and must escape capture. Annie is locked in a cell by her father. Can this story end happily? What of the song?

Annie Laurie (1927)

Actors: William Hamilton (editor), Hobart Bosworth (actor), Frank Currier (actor), Creighton Hale (actor), Brandon Hurst (actor), Norman Kerry (actor), Henry Kolker (actor), David Torrence (actor), John Wayne (actor), Lillian Gish (actress), Mary Gordon (actress), Carmencita Johnson (actress), Margaret Mann (actress), William Axt (composer), John S. Robertson (director),

Songs of Scotland (1926)

Actors: James Knight (actor), James A. FitzPatrick (producer), James A. FitzPatrick (writer), James A. FitzPatrick (director), Peggy Shaw (actress),

Bonnie Annie Laurie (1918)

Actors: William Bailey (actor), Henry Hallam (actor), Harry F. Millarde (director), William Fox (miscellaneous crew), William Fox (miscellaneous crew), Peggy Hyland (actress), Sidney Mason (actor), Lela E. Rogers (writer), Hamilton Thompson (writer), Marion Singer (actress),

Annie Laurie (1916)

Actors: Lionelle Howard (actor), Stewart Rome (actor), Henry Vibart (actor), Gwynne Herbert (actress), Alma Taylor (actress), Cecil M. Hepworth (producer), Alma Taylor (writer), Cecil M. Hepworth (director),

Annie Laurie (1913)

Actors: Thomas R. Mills (actor), Fritzi Brunette (actress), Lawrence B. McGill (director), Virginia Westbrook (actress),

Plot: The girl's father wants her to marry her rich suitor, but she loves the poor one. One evening, both young men are calling on the girl. Her father is all attention to the rich fellow. The girl puts a record into the phonograph and she and her sweetheart sit back in the shadows as "Annie Laurie" is played. The father's face softens; he sees himself a young man courting his sweetheart back in the early sixties. The Civil War breaks: he goes off in a Union uniform, carrying a knot of ribbon from the girl, and the last thing he remembers is her voice singing the old familiar "Annie Laurie." He is wounded and taken to the house of a Southern girl who cares for him and sends for the Northern girl and her father. When they arrive he does not know them, until the girl, inspired by a sudden thought, kneels at his bedside and sings "Annie Laurie" to him. Then he remembers and they are soon in close embrace. At this point in his dream the old man awakens. The phonograph is still playing "Annie Laurie." The young lovers, in their dim corner, are oblivious to all but themselves. Remembering the days of his own romance, the father suggests to the rich suitor that they leave the young pair alone.