Woody Allen

...a line of railway cars and barbed wire evolved into a fortified symbol of the Cold War (10 p.m. History). Take the Money and Run: Woody Allen not only wrote, directed and starred in this 1969 comedy, playing a hapless criminal who can't seem...

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...customers. D'Lugoff booked jazz greats John Coltrane, Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk and standup comics Lenny Bruce and Woody Allen. Hendrix and Jim Morrison performed at a 1970 benefit the club hosted for counterculture icon Timothy...

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...problems of reality living and the relationships that go with it while his head remains permanently stuck in the clouds. Woody Allen used to draw such characters but Hoffman is several hundred leagues more mired in an ocean of complications,...

In this article: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Synecdoche, New York, Being John Malkovich, In Search of Lost Time, Michelle Williams, Tom Noonan, and Manhattan

...telling me she wanted me, and I was thrilled as I'd seen her first film, "Red Road," and loved it." Q: Is it true that, like Woody Allen, she wouldn't give you the script before shooting? A: "Yeah, and it made me a bit nervous as I don't...

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...done and become familiar with me, and they give me parts. It's not an overnight thing. I had the chance to make two films with Woody Allen. And it was just that I'd done so many parts that eventually Woody noticed. And I just love...

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Posted Nov 4th 2009 4:20PM by TMZ Staff Acclaimed directors Woody Allen, 73, and Martin Scorsese, 66, kibitzed at the same event in NYC on Tuesday. 1. all of 5 ppl have voted on this poll lol that should tell you something tmz Posted...

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Last month, Woody Allen explained in an interview how to tell whether one of his movies is good or bad simply from its title: "If I look at the film and it's no good, I don't like to give it an aggressive title, I give it ... the kind of...

In this article: Antonio Banderas, Josh Brolin, Anthony Hopkins, Naomi Watts, and Martin Scorsese

...and Woody Allen? I only ask after trotting to my local movie palace some months back for Allen's latest astringent 92-minute laffer, Whate... If Woody Allen was born in the 80s, is there any doubt that he'd be a Hipster Brooklynite? Of...

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So much for his return to New York: After biting into the Big Apple for "Whatever Works," Woody Allen is headed back across the Atlantic for his next. Allen's "You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger" is gearing up to film in London, according to...

In this article: Josh Brolin, Antonio Banderas, Naomi Watts, Whatever Works, Antena 3, Twitter, Vicky Cristina Barcelona, Anthony Hopkins, and Atlantic

Banderas, Brolin welcome Woody Allen's "Stranger" By Pamela Rolfe MADRID (Hollywood Reporter) - Antonio Banderas, Josh Brolin, Anthony Hopkins and Naomi Watts will star in Woody Allen's new film, "You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger," its...

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