“This is somewhere between the top, the Nobel Prize, and the bottom, the Republican primary.”
A Look at the Long Forgotten Woody Allen Special, with Guest Star Rev. Billy Graham - Splitsider
“I guess my dream would be to be in a Woody Allen movie or something. That would sort of be my dream.”
Happy Birthday Woody Allen (born December 1, 1935)
you are my favorite living director and I hope you make another 40 films before you leave us.
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
Download 1,060 plays
From the archives: Woody Allen
Today in Style:
Hank Stuever on the 195-minute Woody Allen: A Documentary, airing tonight and tomorrow on PBS.
Illustration by John Jay Cabuay
David Bianculli says the new PBS American Masters look at Woody Allen is “a smart, sometimes serious study of a smart, sometimes serious filmmaker, and it rivals HBO’s recent two-part George Harrison documentary as the best TV biography of the season.”
“You’ve been seeing a psychiatrist for 15 years. You should smoke some of this. You’d be off the couch in no time.”
(via bbook)
Why is life worth living?
Happy Birthday, Woody.
Happy 75th birthday to my favorite Great American Neurotic!
(via gq)
Hey, look. A hot woman is inexplicably in love with Woody Allen. And he’s complaining. And he loves New York. Dan Meth’s animation is part send-up, part tribute, all funny—in that nebbish, bespectacled, self-effacing kind of way.
(via comedycentral)
There’s nothing so bad in life that it can’t be helped by watching Broadway Danny Rose
(via shaneguiter)
I like Woody Allen’s classic movies. Manhattan, Annie Hall, Sleeper, etc.
I don’t love any of the modern films he’s done since. The last one I enjoyed was ’Oedipus Wrecks’ from ‘New York Stories’
Yes, that’s Larry David
I was hoping to find the clip where his mother tells him, upon hearing he’s dating a blond with two kids, “What are you, an astronaut?”
Unfortunately, this is the best alternate clip I could find.
Broadway Danny Rose is one of my favs.
NYTimes: Critics’ Picks: ‘Broadway Danny Rose’
A. O. Scott looks at Woody Allen’s nostalgic meditation on small-time show business in New York City.
I love this movie.
