"Bad Teacher" star Cameron Diaz will now be a bad orphanage director: The actress has signed on to play the formidable Miss Hannigan in an upcoming film adaptation of the Broadway musical "Annie ...

In the movie, a modern-day revamping of the 1977 Broadway musical that first reached the screen in 1982, Diaz plays Miss Hannigan, the boozy foster mother who wastes no opportunity to make life a ...

In the movie, a modern-day revamping of the 1977 Broadway musical that first reached the screen in 1982, Diaz plays Miss Hannigan, the boozy foster mother who wastes no opportunity to make life a ...

Cameron Diaz has signed up to play the cruel orphanage headmistress Miss Hannigan in the upcoming film remake of the musical Annie, Deadline.com reports – the character memorably portrayed by ...

The character of Miss Hannigan was memorably portrayed by Carol Burnett in the original 1982 big-screen version of "Annie," which was directed by John Huston.

June 8 (UPI) --Taraji P. Henson has joined the cast of the NBC special Annie Live! NBC confirmed Tuesday that Henson, 50, will play Miss Hannigan in the TV musical. Advertisement "When we decided ...

Cameron Diaz will play Miss Hannigan, the cruel proprietor of the orphanage where Annie lives. The role was played by Carol Burnett in the first movie. 4. Grace Farrel ...

Cameron Diaz is going to be the sexiest Miss Hannigan ever. Yes, after Sandra Bullock passed, Nikki Finke of Deadline reports that Diaz is taking over the key villain role in the Jay-Z and ...

Nowadays, the Little Orphan Annie comics that Harold Gray drew from Aug. 5, 1924, through his death in 1968 are less ...

The little orphan gets lucky in the Rivertown production while in Covington, the Bottom boys get Shakespeared in the ...

Broadway Palm's production of ANNIE tells the classic story of the orphan girl determined to find her parents who instead ...

It’s a beautiful one.” Of course, her own showstopper is Miss Hannigan’s big number “Little Girls.” “It’s Hannigan’s ‘Hard Knock Life,’ her fury anthem,” Londino said.