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"I learned a lot... from myself, actually..." Enjoying this!

He married his step daughter..

Such an under appreciated actor.

Adore him, adore this interview

Lot of time talking about the same thing

Great interview🎖️🎖️

Superb chat with the director of my all-time favourite motion picture,SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER.

Fantastic interview. It's always a huge pleasure to hear Woody Allen talk about anything. It was a great watch.

I would like to see Woody do another film. Clint Eastwood is still at it. Maybe something about politics. My favorite Woody Allen movie is Hannah and Her Sisters. But I like most of his movies that I have seen.

28:20 $40 then worth $475 in 2024

How wonderful he mentioned one of my favorite films, A New Leaf!!! Such an amazing film with a great story and exquisite cast. Every time I see the film (I have it on DVD thankfully), I'm always blown away by the acting from everyone. Would love to hear an interview with Elaine May! I have a question for her if you do an interview, what is the song that is being played at the wedding...I didn't get the joke.

I can't tell you how much I am enjoying this podcast!! Such great stories and discussion among friends and collogues. Marlo Thomas was one of my favorites and I loved listening to them all.

"I think you shoud keep it ´As Hard As It Sounds´, Murray." -- Excellent interview!!!

I piss in Woody Allens mouth

Genuinely had no idea that MB was this interesting.

I'm french, I'm 50 and Woody's movies have been a part of my life since my teenage years :) When I saw "Annie Hall" for the first time around 13 (in english with subtitles, late night, on french TV) it completely changed my conception of cinema :) At the same time I also saw many Truffaut's films, and it had the same impact, and then I discovered Fellini, Bergman, etc. etc. Anyway, my father had recorded "Annie Hall" on VHS and I would watch it, again and again :) I still watch it (now in Blu Ray) at least once a year :) It is so perfect !!!! :) I honestly think that especially between 1972 and 1992, Allen's filmography is pure genius, flawless : he is the only american director who released as frequently (year after year) such great films, that he wrote also !!! It it insane when you think of it !!! And there are soooo many excellent works also in the late 90's like the underrated and brilliant "Celebrity", or in the 2000's like "Anything else" (my favorite maybe of that period), "Matchpoint", "Melinda & Melinda", "Blue Jasmine", "Magic in the moonlight", "Café Society", "Whatever Works"... :) When I was young as a french dude living in a small town with not many theaters, I was always frustrated when Woody's movies were released because I knew I would not see them directly in their original language !! I always had to see it first dubbed in french and then wait for a TV channel diffusion in english with subtitles or a VHS with the english language version :) And then came the DVD and the Blu Ray and thanks to that I was able to see the english language versions anytime I wanted to :) What is funny is that it is THE FIRST TIME with "Coup de chance" I could see a Woody's movie that could NOT be dubbed since its language IS french !!! :) Anyway, Woody Allen movies are a part of my memory, my cinéphilie, my heart, the way I see the world, and they have helped me make it through good and bad times (and even some horrible times), and I will love him and his films as long as I live :) Thank you so much for existing monsieur Allen :)

Okay, I give. What is the host referring to when he says,” they don’t know what a lime is.” What is he referring to?

Manhattan was so durn gooood. :)

Mr. Linden cracked me up in his part in Alan Alda´s A NEW LIFE!

Loved the interview, Julian...Alda´s one of my preferred fiom directors(I intesively treasure the first times I watched SWEET LIBERTY and A NEW LIFE)!!!

Allen's film is called "Coup de chance" (stroke of luck) not "coup de grace". Even though chance and grace are synonymous, "coup de chance" and "coup de grâce" are antonyms. Thank you for this interview.

Never been a big fan of Woody's films but I must say that his latest film "Midnight in Paris" is, to me, a masterpiece. I have watched it, at least, a dozen times and enjoyed it every time.

You did an interview with a child molester?? Gross.

🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 That pretty much sums up what I think of this creep and his "body of work"

Genius

Great Interview, really informative and interesting ;)

Woody is not funny at all!

Such a shame woke america cancelled Woody for no reason

Great interview! I've been going to Noir City Hollywood screenings since the second one!

One of the best Woody Allen interviews I've ever seen, if not the very best.

I enjoyed reading fiction novels until junior high and, like Woody, I read just to keep on current events. I've never gone back to long form reading and yet I'd read pretty well every page of a newspaper or news magazine.

One of the best and smartest directors of our time. Love Woody.

Woodys' films good 👍

🌃🌆Woody Allen🏙🌠

¡Thnks so much, to have a glimpse into such interesting stuff! ❤ A joy to liste to!

Woody, a true genius. Thanks Woody.

Movie Talk is GREAT!

@6:50 It's funny that Woody mentions how telephones in those penthouse sets were always white. In the italian cinema industry of the thirties and forties, the same type of movies that Woody Allen calls "champagne comedies" were known as "telefoni bianchi" ("white telephones" comedies). Actor and neorealist director Vittorio De Sica, of "Bicycle Thieves" fame, started his career as a lead in those kind of movies.

Thank you for doing this, both of you

I gotta see this "Roger the Sixth."

These talks are amazing Julian, and will be an important document for the future.

What a delight.

So many laughs, Thank You Julian, Richard Benjamin always one of my favorites, what a charming fellow!

Woody Allen is one of my 2-3 favourite film artists (Kubrick and Lynch being the other two), his output is without equal, with some pretty heavy themes presented in a often lighthearted way, which in no way dilute the material. It will be a sad day when... well, you get it.. Keep making films, Woody. But you need to still love it, and have the energy. You may look down a little upon your own work, but take it from me, one of millions of fans: you are a true artist! And your work will never age badly or get outdated.

Genius...!

I have a copy in my archives around here somewhere with Robert Alda I think called the Devil's Hand, and the TV Guide description of it for decades would always say, "Robert Alda runs afoul of Linda Christian and voodoo." Wow. Love that film, and love Alan "Hawkeye" Alda.

My favorite American director.

Another Diddy-ler 🤭 Shame!!!

Get regular with Relax. Start every day the Relax way. Your system will feel so great you'll want to Relax on top of the Empire State.

He has quite a voice this Mr Alda. Has he done any narration on docus like Peter Coyote?