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Angela Berkley, High School Student
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The house under the coaster, used in Woody Allen's movie "Annie Hall", was also removed.
Woody Allen's five-minute bit here generated more laughs than his most recent movie, The Curse of the Jade Scorpion.
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Miguel Cortez, Small Business Owner
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The Woody Allen buffs among you may be interested to know that the Lena image appeared in the movie Sleeper.
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Pete Trengle, Bass Player
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Considered to be Woody Allen's breakthrough movie, Annie Hall won four Oscars including Best Picture of 1977.
The closest Woody Allen comes to making a Jazz movie is Stardust Memories which is a provocative film of self-analysis in a Fellinisque style.
He flew a balloon in the Woody Allen movie “Stardust Memories” and for the I Love New York commercial.
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Anita Ganesh, Poet
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I remembered the Woody Allen movie, 'Sleeper' in which the main character wakes up 200 years in the future and featured the following dialogue.
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Sasha Prevette, Kindergarten student
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" I was a fan of Woody Allen's movies, and then I found out he was a stand-up, so I went out and bought his old records.
Ever since I saw Woody Allen's new movie Hollywood Ending I've been musing on the quirks of casting.
Movie Poster of Woody Allen's Everyone Says I Love you - featuring Jerome Vivona.
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David Rosenberg, Dermatologist
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Woody Allen's salute to 1940's comedies is a sometimes amusing and fun movie with Woody playing his usual character.
It's Woody Allen's funniest - and best - movie in years!
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