Annie Was a Wonder
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About This Movie
Annie Was a Wonder is a 1949 family film from the Passing Parade series, narrated by John Nesbitt. This short film tells the story of Annie Swenson, a Scandinavian immigrant who served as a cook and housekeeper in Nesbitt's childhood home.
As part of the Passing Parade series, Annie Was a Wonder holds a unique spot in film history, especially for collectors interested in the post-war narrative of immigrants. It’s somewhat scarce on physical formats, primarily found in collector circles. Interest varies, but there’s a niche appreciation for its storytelling style and emotional depth, making it a nice find for those who admire the subtler narratives of the era.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Annie Was a Wonder?
Annie Was a Wonder is a family film.
Who directed Annie Was a Wonder?
The film was directed by John Nesbitt.
What year was Annie Was a Wonder released?
Annie Was a Wonder was released in 1949.
What studio produced Annie Was a Wonder?
The film was produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
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