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1. medium.com › @woodyallenfilms › the-10-most-askedThe 10 most asked questions about Woody Allen | by Woody ...

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   Jan 31, 2024 · What is unique about Woody Allen’s directorial style? Known for his dialogue-heavy scenes, Allen’s directorial style is distinguished by its neurotic characters and a blend of wit and irony....

2. screencraft.org › blog › woody-allen-writing-5WOODY ALLEN ON WRITING: 5 Quotes from the Prolific ...

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   • On writing from the subconscious
   • On not worrying about critical success
   • On letting go of perfection
   • On outlining before writing: "To me, the torture is getting the idea, working the idea out -- its general plot, structure and story. But once I know that, I can write a screenplay in two, three weeks.

3. www.thecrimson.com › article › 1992/4/16Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Woody Allen: The ...

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   Apr 16, 1992 · The town has been terrorized by an elusive strangler (Michael Kirby) who has been murdering citizens--and Woody, ironically enough, has been impressed by vigilante groups to help stalk the...

4. www.theatlantic.com › ideas › archiveI Actually Read Woody Allen’s Memoir - The Atlantic

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   Jun 7, 2020 · Woody Allen’s memoir, Apropos of Nothing, is three things: a lively and deeply interesting account of his development as an artist; a lengthy, lurid, and vengeful denial of the child-abuse...

5. williamfleitch.medium.com › from-the-archive-whatFrom the Archive: What Woody Allen Meant, and What ... - Medium

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   Feb 23, 2021 · In Dylan Farrow’s essay, she writes, “Woody Allen is a living testament to the way our society fails the survivors of sexual assault and abuse. So imagine your seven-year-old daughter being led...

6. www.theparisreview.org › blog › 2022/04/22We Need the Eggs: On Annie Hall, Love, and Delusion

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   Apr 22, 2022 · First off, this is not Alvy Singer telling the joke—this is Woody Allen, the director, so he is outside it. It’s like the opening joke: “I would never want to belong to any club that would have someone like me for a member.”

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   Why am I a Woody Allen person?

   • I’m a Woody Allen person because his movies helped shape me, and I can’t unsee them, the way I can’t un-read The Great Gatsby or un-hear “Gimme Shelter.” These are things that informed my sensibilities. All of them are part of me. So here is his book, the valedictory of an 84-year-old man who has followed no one’s passion but his own.

   I Actually Read Woody Allen’s Memoir - The Atlantic

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   Is Woody Allen a good book?

   • Woody Allen does a great Woody Allen. The best. The memoir comes off the blocks at 100 miles an hour, its theme “man’s search for God in a violent universe,” its pages studded with very famous names, its scope encompassing Tolstoy and Sid Caesar.

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   How does Woody Allen interpret a parable?

   • Woody Allen interprets the parable himself in 'We Need the Eggs', extending the boundary of the parable to include the interpretation.

   We Need the Eggs: On Annie Hall, Love, and Delusion

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   What did Woody Allen teach us?

   • Woody Allen taught us that New York is the center of the world and L.A. is outer space. He installed himself in Elaine’s for a thousand dinners in the company of glittering figures of yesteryear (Norman Mailer!

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   How did Allan Konigsberg become Woody Allen?

   • His name began to appear in show-business columns, which made things a bit uncomfortable, so Allan Konigsberg became Woody Allen. A few years later, he was recruited into the NBC Writer Development Program, where he learned to write teleplays and proved a great success.

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   How much did Woody Allen make a day?

   • He did, and as a high-school student, he punched out one-liners, sometimes 50 a day, and got paid $40 a week. His name began to appear in show-business columns, which made things a bit uncomfortable, so Allan Konigsberg became Woody Allen.

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8. www.theatlantic.com › magazine › archiveWoody Allen’s Lazy Filmmaking - The Atlantic

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   Sep 7, 2017 · Focused on the making of 2015’s Irrational Man, a film seen by few and liked by fewer, it functions as a third-person diary of a directorial indifference so extreme that one would expect it to have...