As we all know, the Anne of Green Gables series is full of memorable moments. Scenes that make us laugh, scenes that make us think, and scenes that make us cry. As part of Anne of Green Gables Fan Appreciation Day, we'll be counting down our top 5 Anne of Green Gables scenes right here!

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The results are in! It's time to reveal the winners of our first annual Sullivan Movie Awards. Find out which film/miniseries supporting actor got the top spot!

Anne of Green Gables fans may know the stories of how Megan Follows and Colleen Dewhurst were cast in their respective roles, but what about Richard Farnsworth? The beloved actor initially took the role of Matthew Cuthbert because his wife persuaded him to. She loved the Anne novels as a child.

For most Anne of Green Gables fans, Megan Follows is synonymous with Anne Shirley.  The identity of both actress and character is so closely intertwined, but there are other notable roles, even within the Sullivan film library, that Megan took on.

The actress who plays the wife of Reverend Allan, Christiane Krüger, and Colleen Dewhurst (Marilla Cuthbert) share a moment during a break in the filming of Anne of Green Gables.  This production still captures an off-camera moment during the aftermath of the famous raspberry cordial incident.

In the following behind-the-scenes video, Megan Follows (Anne Shirley in Anne of Green Gables) tells the real story behind the filming of the infamous plum pudding scene.  Follows also recalls what it was like shooting scenes with Colleen Dewhurst (Marilla Cuthbert) and what mischief the two could get into when they forgot their lines!

Here is a behind-the-scenes photo from Sullivan Entertainment’s archives in which Anne Shirley, played by Megan Follows, consults the script during a break in filming.

At no point in Anne of Green Gables does Mr. Sadler smile at Anne, let alone hug her, but in this behind-the-scenes still shot from the set, actors Megan Follows and Joachim Hansen are all smiles.

Seeing as how Anne Shirley thrived on school and feeding her imagination with new knowledge, it seems fitting that her image should adorn back-to-school items. Fans of Anne may not know that Shop At Sullivan currently has an Anne of Green Gables backpack and lunchbag – both of which are currently 40% off!

Anne of Green Gables: The Sequel (Anne of Avonlea) is available for the first time in High Definition at Shop At Sullivan.com!  Pre-orders can now be placed for the classic sequel to Kevin Sullivan’s award-winning Anne of Green Gables.  To see the difference between the old version of Anne and the new re-mastered, widescreen footage, check out the video below.

Although Anne Shirley is beloved for her inspired delivery of dialogue, she was actually first introduced to movie audiences in the silent film era.  And today, the historic Clevelands House in Muskoka, Ontario, is recreating the long-lost film version of Anne of Green Gables, made in 1919.  By 1999, the film's prints were believed to be lost.

There’s been a recent boost in Prince Edward Island’s tourism revenue and fingers are pointing at Anne of Green Gables as the reason. According to a recent article, nearly one third of the island’s tourism revenue from last year ($370 million) was generated by tourists coming to see the island because of Anne, specifically.  And this year, the numbers have kept growing.

The latest Smartphone App has a direct tie to the history of Anne of Green Gables!  As part of Parks Canada’s new initiative to preserve our interest in Canada’s landmarks, they have made a special Heritage Gourmet App that has recipes from more than 80 historic sites across Canada – Green Gables being one of them.

PEI’s Harbourfront Threatre production, Anne & Gilbert, is coming to the island’s historic Green Gables on Wednesday, Aug. 10.  This play was inspired by the sequel novels to Anne of Green Gables and visitors to the house will get to see one of the its main musical numbers, “Island Through and Through”.

Meeting Anne Shirley and Matthew Cuthbert was just one of the highlights of the Royal couple’s recent visit to Prince Edward Island.  Here is a look at the other events the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took part in.

Ever wonder how much you are actually like Anne?  Here is a fun quiz from AnneToon.com that you or your children will enjoy completing.  Just answer each multiple choice question and you will find out which character from the Anne of Green Gables Animated Series you are most like!

An Anne of Green Gables follower on twitter recently posted the results of a survey she conducted about Anne.  Ellen Andrews, of Andrews Media Design, asked her followers this question: Why do you think Anne (of Green Gables) remains so popular today not only to Islanders, but tourists as well?

Fans of the Animated Anne of Green Gables series, young and old, should take a look at Sullivan Entertainment's brand new AnneToon site!  The Official Site for Anne: Journey to Green Gables and Anne: The Animated Series has been completely revamped into a fun, interactive site.

“I love to smell flowers in the dark," she said. "You get hold of their soul then." ~ Anne Shirley, Anne’s House of Dreams

Anne Shirley’s love of flowers is perhaps unrivaled in the literary world.  Thanks to L.M. Montgomery, readers are treated to a vast description of the unique qualities of so many blossoms.  You too can treat yourself to Anne’s favourites by incorporating them into your garden this spring or summer.  Here is a list of the ones she liked best.

Fans of the Anne of Green Gables Animated Series will be happy to learn that many more episodes of the special children’s show will be available to own on DVD.  At the end of June, Sullivan Entertainment is releasing 6 new volumes of episodes!  Here’s what you can expect:

It’s not very often that we get to see Anne and Gilbert’s story told in a brand new way.  Enjoy our Valentine’s Day music video dedicated to arguably the best couple in fiction! The song is called “Falling Slowly” and was written by Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova of The Swell Season for their movie, Once.

Enjoy an in-depth explanation about the costumes in Anne of Green Gables by the costume designer herself - Martha Mann - in the following sneak peek video.  This behind-the-scenes feature can be seen in full on SullivanMovies.com when you become a SullivanMovies Insider.

Fans interested in learning more the latest Anne film, A New Beginning, which stars Barbara Hershey and Shirley MacLaine, should take a look at the following excerpt from a fan interview with director Kevin Sullivan.  Here is what Kevin has to say about how fans should view the fourth Anne movie:

Not long ago we brought you news of a brand new film, Looking for Anne, that delves into the world that inspired our favourite heroine.  On Friday, the film had its first screening in Prince Edward Island at City Cinema and plays there until Jan. 13.

While it is always worthwhile to consider why Anne strikes a chord with her fans, it’s even more interesting to ask why she’s so beloved by Japanese fans, in particular. And that’s exactly what a new film is asking. Looking for Anne is a Japanese-Canadian co-production that premieres today at Montreal’s Cinema Quartier Latin.

Anne of Green Gables was voted one of the top five favourite Canadian shows of the past 25 years by TV viewers across the country.  This was the result of a vote that had people pick from a list of Canadian shows in honour of the Gemini’s silver anniversary.

“You know something, Diana?  We are rich.  We have sixteen years to our credit and we both have wonderful imaginations.  We should be as happy as queens.”

Anne fans will be happy to learn that they can enjoy their favourite Anne of Green Gables scenes in tangible works of art!

Since her creation more than 100 years ago, the character of Anne Shirley never ceases to stir up a little controversy every now and then - both on and off the page.  This time, a debate has sprung up over a new song about the fiery red-head called “Anne of Green Gables Who Dances on Tables”.

As one of the most recognizable landmarks in all of Canada, Green Gables in Prince Edward Island holds an emotionally-charged appeal for all Anne lovers.  Exactly what it is about the farmhouse that people feel connected to is probably a private experience for everyone.  But here is some information that all admirers of the book will appreciate: the history of the real Green Gables.

Many of the famous sites in the Anne of Green Gables films can be traced back to specific locations, not just in L.M. Montgomery’s mind, but on her most beloved Prince Edward Island.

Starting in November, Public Television stations across the United States will be able to air Anne of Green Gables: A New Beginning and the original Anne of Green Gables, shown for the first time in HD, over a two-year period.

Many of the sites described by L.M. Montgomery in her Anne novels have become famous worldwide and attract many visitors to P.E.I..  One of the most popular attractions is Lover's Lane – an existing road that Montgomery herself rambled along many times and from which she drew inspiration and peace of mind.  Here is an excerpt from her journal in which she describes the lane’s charm.

Here are some fun pieces of trivia that you will be happy to learn about the making of Anne of Green Gables: The Sequel!

The Anne of Green Gables Twitter Party was a great success!  The occasion, hosted by Anne Toon and Mommy Perks, drew a great crowd with lots of fun discussion.  Here is a list of all the participants who really knew their Anne trivia – and won prizes because of it!

Don’t miss tonight's Anne of Green Gables Twitter Party (June 16th)!  Hosted by Sullivan Entertainment (AnneToon) and Mommy Perks, the event begins at 9 p.m. ET sharp, and is sure to touch on all your favourite Anne topics!

This production still captures the scene when Anne and the students from Kingsport Ladies College enjoy a carriage ride through the streets surrounding Mrs. Harris’ grand estate in Anne of Green Gables: The Sequel.  This scene was actually filmed in the streets of Toronto and the location was picked for its markedly Edwardian ambiance.

When Anne and Diana arrive at Josephine Barry’s house it is the first time that Anne is truly stepping into grandeur.  Never before had she been exposed to such richness, as well as city life.  Here is a look at the filming location that the Sullivan team thought would best inspire Anne’s awakening to this new lifestyle.

The trepidation Anne feels as the new English teacher at Kingsport Ladies College could only have been heightened by the sight of the Gothic-inspired Penryn Park - the baronial manor house that stood in for the college in the film.

Bright River station is more than just a railway station.  As Anne waits on the platform for Matthew Cuthbert, she is experiencing the final moments of her life as an orphan and is about to begin a new life in which she belongs to people and a place .  The image of Anne, sitting on the station bench, is an iconic symbol of the Anne movies.  And it is worth taking a look at the history of the authentic location in which it was captured.

Amidst the countless production stories about the actors and the filming of the first Anne of Green Gables movie, here are some fun facts that fans might be interested in learning!

Here are some behind-the-scenes trivia that you may not know about the filming of Anne of Green Gables: The Continuing Story!

Kevin Sullivan’s very first experience with Anne of Green Gables came in Grade 5 when his teacher read the classic novel aloud to his class.  Little did he know that years later he would turn the story he experienced when he was just a young boy into his own vision and catapult Anne onto a stage viewed by an international audience.

At the beginning of Anne of Green Gables: A New Beginning, Anne is left with no one to take care of her and finds herself forced to stay at a cold and destitute asylum.  Surrounded by the ill and insane, Anne’s fate is up in the air within the dark stone walls of this prison.  If you’re wondering where these scenes were actually filmed, we have the inside (and historic) scoop.

“The romance of winter was captured at its most illusory…” - Kevin Sullivan, on the filming of the proposal scene in Anne of Green Gables: The Sequel.

Viewers may not know that the location of the infamous proposal scene between Morgan Harris and Anne Shirley was chosen at the last minute under hurried conditions.

If people are a product of their environment, then it makes sense that the home of Mrs. Harris, in Anne of Green Gables: The Sequel, would be extremely aristocratic and austere in style.

Entering the estate of Mrs. Margaret Harris, the controlling mother of Anne’s suitor, Morgan Harris, was somewhat intimidating for Anne.  The grandeur of Maplehurst and its great expanse of property was very impressive.  But if you’ve ever wondered where this grand estate actually exists, we have some behind the scenes information for you.

Anne: The Animated Series is being picked up by more and more public television stations across the entire US! Find your local station below to find out what time it’s on. If you don’t see your city listed, contact your local public television station and ask them when they will be programming Anne of Green Gables: The Animated Series!

If it wasn’t Anne’s fiery temper that got her into trouble during her first few years at Green Gables, it was either her wild imagination or her deep desire not to have red hair.  Here’s a top ten list of some of the funniest mistakes and blunders Anne made along the way.  Do you think we picked the right moments?  Let us know what your favourite Anne mishap is!

For about a month now Anne of Green Gables the Animated series has been airing on PBS across the U.S. The animated series consists of 26 episodes that are geared towards children between the ages of 4-9. These episodes deal with a specific educational theme that children can relate to.

Sullivan Entertainment has exciting news for fans of Anne: The Animated Series!  The much-loved redhead will soon be gracing television screens near you, on your local Public Broadcasting Station channel!