Woody  Allen
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"If my films don't show a profit, I know I'm doing something right."
"Comedy just pokes at problems, rarely confronts them squarely. Drama is like a plate of "I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it through not dying."
— Woody Allen
meat and potatoes, comedy is rather the dessert, a bit like meringue."
Woody Allen entry at Wikipedia
Woody Allen credits at Internet Movie Database
   
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Woody Allen has won three Oscars® — for "Annie Hall" [1977] {Best Picture & Best Original Screenplay}, and for "Hannah and Her Sisters" [1986] {Best Original Screenplay} — out of 21 Oscar nominations [1978-2006] |
He also won
14 nominations and 4 W.G.A. Awards [1966-96] and the W.G.A. Laurel Award [1987]
10 B.A.F.T.A. Awards [1978-1993]
7 nominations & 2 César Awards of France [1978-2006]
the D.G.A. Award [1978] and D.G.A. Lifetime Achievement Award [1996]
5 David di Donatello Awards [1984-2006]
the American Comedy Awards Lifetime Achievement Award [1987]
the Venice Film Festival Career Golden Lion [1995] and
the San Sebastián International Film Festival Donostia Lifetime Achievement Award [2004]
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"The Woody Allen Collection, Set 1" includes "Annie Hall" [1977] co-starring Diane Keaton; "Bananas" [1971] co-starring Louise Lasser; "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex But Were Afraid to Ask" [1972]; "Interiors" [1978]; "Love and Death" [1975] co-starring Diane Keaton; "Manhattan" [1979] co-starring Diane Keaton, Mariel Hemingway & Meryl Streep; "Sleeper" [1973] co-starring Diane Keaton; and "Stardust Memories" [1980] M.G.M./U.A. widescreen color DVD set [7/2000] 8 disks for $49.99 M.G.M. color VHS box set [7/2000] 8 tapes / out of prodn/used |
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"The Woody Allen Collection, Set 2" includes "Alice" [1990]; "Another Woman" [1988]; "Crimes and Misdemeanors" [1989]; "September" [1987]; and "Shadows and Fog" [1992] M.G.M./U.A. widescreen color DVD set [6/2001] 5 disks for $51.99 |
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"The Woody Allen Collection, Set 3" includes "A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy" [1982]; "Broadway Danny Rose" [1984] co-starring Mia Farrow; "Hannah and Her Sisters" [1986] co-starring Mia Farrow, Barbara Hershey & Dianne Wiest; "The Purple Rose of Cairo" [1985] starring Mia Farrow & Jeff Daniels; "Radio Days" [1987] starring Michael Tucker, Mia Farrow & Diane Keaton; and "Zelig" [1983] co-starring Mia Farrow M.G.M./U.A. widescreen color DVD set [11/2001] for $39.99 |
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"What's  New,  Pussycat"  [United Artists June 1965]
Directed by Clive Donner; written by Woody Allen; starring Peter Sellers,
Peter O'Toole & Woody Allen;
full credits from IMDb
"What's  Up,  Tiger  Lily?"  [Toho/A.I.P. Nov 1966]
Original film by Senkichi Taniguchi; produced & re-directed by Woody Allen;
original music by The Lovin' Spoonful;
full credits from IMDb
"Casino  Royale"  [Columbia/Famous Artists April 1967]
Starring Peter Sellers, David Niven, Orson Welles & Woody Allen;
full credits from IMDb
"Take  The  Money  and  Run"  [A.B.C./Palomar Aug 1969]
Co-written & directed by and starring Woody Allen;
full credits from IMDb
"Don't  Drink  The  Water"  [AVCO-Embassy Nov 1969]
Directed by Howard Morris; co-written by Woody Allen, based on his play;
starring Jackie Gleason & Estelle Parsons;
full credits from IMDb
"Pussycat,  Pussycat,  I  Love  You"
[United Artists March 1970]
Co-written & directed by Rodney Amateau; co-written by Woody Allen;
full credits from IMDb
"Bananas"  [United Artists April 1971]
Co-written & directed by and starring Woody Allen; co-starring Louise Lasser &
Carlos Montalbán;
full credits from IMDb
"Play  It  Again,  Sam"  [Paramount May 1972]
Directed by Herbert Ross; adapted by Woody Allen, based on his play; starring Woody Allen,
Diane Keaton, Tony Roberts, Susan Anspach & Jerry Lacy;
full credits from IMDb
"Everything  You  Always  Wanted  To  Know  About  Sex
*  But  Were  Afraid  To  Ask"  [United Artists Aug 1972]
Adapted & directed by and starring Woody Allen; all-star cast;
full credits from IMDb
"Sleeper"  [United Artists Dec 1973]
Co-written & directed by and starring Woody Allen; co-written by Marshall Brickman;
co-starring Diane Keaton;
full credits from IMDb
"Love  and  Death"  [United Artists June 1975]
Written & directed by and starring Woody Allen; co-starring Diane Keaton;
full credits from IMDb
"The  Front"  [Columbia Pictures Sept 1976]
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An apolitical restaurant worker agrees to 'front' for a series of blacklisted writers, to sell their screenplays under his name. But a new girlfriend and increasing awareness of Joe McCarthy's witch-hunt open his eyes, and then he is called in front of Congress's Un-American Activities Committee ...
Written by Walter Bernstein [B]; directed by Martin Ritt [B]; starring Woody Allen, Zero Mostel [B], Herschel Bernardi [B], Lloyd Gough [B] & Joshua Shelley [B]. {NOTE: Blacklisted members of the cast & crew are indicated with '[B]'. widescreen DVD [2/2004] for $22.46 Columbia/TriStar color VHS [8/95] out of stock/used full credits from IMDb tv documentary "The Making of 'The Front'" [1976] |
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"Annie  Hall"  [Rollins-Joffe/United Artists April 1977]
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One of Woody's masterpieces, the essential film about relationships in the 1970s. Co-written & directed by & starring Woody Allen; co-written by Marshall Brickman; also starring Diane Keaton, Tony Roberts & Carol Kane; won Oscars for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress & Best Original Script; also won 5 BAFTA Awards, DGA, 3 NSFC, & WGA awards M.G.M./U.A. widescreen color DVD [7/2000] for $16.99 M.G.M./U.A. color VHS [1/94] for $13.99 full credits from IMDb |
"Interiors"  [United Artists Aug 1978]
Written & directed by Woody Allen; starring E.G. Marshall, Geraldine Page, Kristin Griffith, Mary Beth Hurt, Diane
Keaton, Maureen Stapleton, Sam Waterston & Richard Jordan; nominated for 5 Oscars;
full credits from IMDb
"Manhattan"  [United Artists March 1979]
Co-written & directed by and starring Woody Allen; co-written by Marshall Brickman; co-starring Diane Keaton,
Mariel Hemingway, Meryl Streep, Karen Ludwig, Michael Murphy & Anne Byrne Hoffman;
full credits from IMDb
"Stardust  Memories"  [United Artists Sept 1980]
Written & directed by and starring Woody Allen; co-starring Charlotte Rampling
& Jessica Harper;
full credits from IMDb
"A  Midsummer  Night's  Sex  Comedy"
[Orion Pictures July 1982]
Written & directed by and starring Woody Allen; co-starring Mary Steenburgen, Tony Roberts,
Julie Hagerty, José Ferrer & Mia Farrow
full credits from IMDb
"Zelig" [Orion Pictures July 1983]
Written & directed by and starring Woody Allen; co-starring Mia Farrow;
full credits from IMDb
"Broadway  Danny  Rose"  [Orion Pictures Jan 1984]
Written & directed by and starring Woody Allen; co-starring Mia Farrow, Nick Apollo
Forte, Paul Greco, Frank Renzulli & Edwin Bordo;
full credits from IMDb
"The  Purple  Rose  of  Cairo"
[Orion Pictures March 1985]
Written & directed by Woody Allen; starring Mia Farrow, Jeff Daniels & Danny Aiello;
full credits from IMDb
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"Hannah  and  Her  Sisters"  [Orion Pictures Feb 1986]
Written & directed by and starring Woody Allen; co-starring Barbara Hershey, Carrie Fisher, Michael Caine, Mia Farrow, Dianne Wiest, Maureen O'Sullivan, Lloyd Nolan, Max von Sydow & Daniel Stern; won Oscars for Best Original Screenplay, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Oscar nominated for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Set Decoration & Best Editing; 8 BAFTA noms, won for Best Direction & Best Original Screenplay; won Donatello Award & WGA Award for Best Foreign Screenplay, nominated for DGA Award; full credits from IMDb |
"Radio  Days"  [Orion Pictures Jan 1987]
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A nostalgic look at life in Far Rockaway, New York before World War II, when entertainment and outside news came from the radio.
Written & directed by Woody Allen; starring Michael Tucker, Mia Farrow, Diane Keaton, Seth Green, Julie Kavner, Dianne Wiest, Josh Mostel, Danny Aiello & Jeff Daniels; Oscar & WGA nominations for Best Screenplay; 7 BAFTA noms, won 2
M.G.M. widescreen color DVD [11/2001] for $12.99 H.B.O. color VHS [undated] out of prodn/used R.C.A. soundtrack CD [5/92] for $11.98 full credits from IMDb |
Godard's  "King  Lear"
[Cannon France 1987, USA Jan 1988]
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Godard's intellectually-challenging Lear takes place in a post-Chernobyl parallel universe, more gonzo cinema than Shakespearean drama.
Written & directed by and starring Jean-Luc Godard; very loosely based on the play by William Shakespeare; also starring Peter Sellars, Burgess Meredith, Molly Ringwald, Woody Allen, Norman Mailer, Kate Mailer, Julie Delpy, Freddy Buache, Leos Carax, Suzanne Lanza & Michèle Pétin
Cinematheque Collection color VHS [10/92] out of prodn/used full credits from IMDb 11"x17" poster from Amazon for $9.99 |
"September"  [Orion Pictures Dec 1987]
Written & directed by Woody Allen; starring Mia Farrow, Sam Waterston, Dianne Wiest,
Elaine Stritch, Jack Warden & Denholm Elliott;
full credits from IMDb
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