Julie Ow

The trailer for The Sure Thing. John Cusack (Grosse Pointe Blank, High Fidelity), Daphne Zuniga (Spaceballs) and Nicollette Sheridan ('Desperate Housewives') star in this charming tale of true love that's at once 'intelligent, fun, a bit devilish [and] delightful, frisky and perceptively funny' (The Hollywood Reporter)! College freshman Walter 'Gib' Gibson (Cusack) has a 'sure thing' going, a date with a very hot and very sex-craved blonde (Sheridan) across the country in LA. Crossed by fate and the ride-share bulletin board, Gib makes the trip with a studious and abrasive coed (Zuniga). But as they mount every obstacle from show tune-singing simpletons and bad weather to leering truck drivers and worse, their temperaments change and Gib realizes that the only sure thing is that losing the real thing would be the worst thing of all!

A TV Spot for The Sure Thing which hit theaters on March 1, 1985.

Trailer for the documentary Life After Tomorrow. Life After Tomorrow is a personal journey of filmmaker and co-director, Julie Stevens, who played one of the orphans in the Broadway cast and National Tour. With partner, Gil Cates, Jr., the filmmakers spoke with over 40 women who played orphans in the show during its original run on Broadway, from 1977-1983. The film explores the life-changing repercussions of child performers in 'Annie' as many orphan cast members revisit their experience in the show, their childhood, family support structure, what happened when they left the show and tried to resume a 'normal' childhood, and what they are doing today. Life After Tomorrow is not only a 'Where Are They Now' glimpse back at the careers of some talented children but also a cautionary tale for any parents considering putting their child into show business. The film also visits with the creators of 'Annie' (writer/lyricist Martin Charnin and composer Charles Strouse), fans, agents, adult cast members and a new generation of 'Annie' orphans. With a Broadway cast and four national touring companies, 'Annie' ran for over five years and 2,377 performances on Broadway. With 7 little girls in each cast, thousands of children get their start in show business through this musical. ow offers a glimpse of what the 'Annie' experience was like and how it shaped the lives of the young women who have gone on to both performing and non-performing careers. Former orphans appearing in the film include MSNBC anchor, Dara Brown, actress Sarah Jessica Parker, recording artist Joanna Pacitti, Emmy award-winning actress Martha Byrne and songwriter Danielle Brisebois.