Woody Allen Documentary (1977)

Documentary film by Films For The Humanities released in 1977 which profiles the life and mind of one of America's greatest comedians, writers, and filmmakers.
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[@chrismoore2609]

I can't imagine what the world would be like without Woody Allen's insight. A true genius and master of his craft. And so modest. Amazing.

[@keithnaylor1981]

Very talented guy. His comedy films from 1969 to 1975 can be watched over and over again.

[@itsthatyoutubechannel1083]

Yuk

[@pauldalnoky6055]

Midnight in Paris? Whatever Works? They don't?

[@knownpleasures]

He’s been pretty much cancelled over the last decade though. His movies aren’t shown anymore on network television or Netflix

[@barbaraangele8615]

This was an excellent Woody documentary. I have watched them all. Thank you for posting.

[@JeffRebornNow]

This was a really well done documentary.

[@JohnWilliamsFromBluff]

A true artist, as well as being a very intersting and funny person. Around 26:00 or so he explains his philosophy of creative endeavour, which makes him great, in my opinion. It's simply this: I do what I like, and hope that others will like it too.

[@KidFresh71]

Truly a genius mind. Timeless, brilliant content creator.

[@fatfrreddy1414]

Woody's always interesting...and fun!

[@user-ko4xz1bo9v]

So rare doc!!So much thank U😃

[@mrmonster7518]

Genius filmmaker.

[@TTM9691]

Wow, thanks for posting this, I've never seen this one, very cool.

[@myriamjoudet]

So interesting and amusing 🍿. Thanks for posting.

[@milesahead69]

Thank you for sharing.

[@lepetitchat123]

Great upload, thanks

[@tarnopol]

Great upload!

[@khmrafsanbiniqbal3166]

Thank you for this piece of evaluating woddy

[@wolves7655]

From 25:09 I am guessing you can see where the idea for Stardust Memories started to take hold.

[@TerryUniGeezerPeterson]

Like Chaplain, Allen's early films were mainly humor focused, then became a mix of comedy and drama.

[@ummagumma00]

I am now very thankful to be miserable. Thank you Dr. Allen!😂

[@johnbarroll1120]

chosen people

[@tmac8892]

Achtung! Everyone has been reported. I have a gub.

[@Honeyiroseupfromthedead]

What is wrong with me?

[@metokyo4960]

Proteine for masses.

[@johnpendarvis7885]

Despicable human being who molested his own 7 year old daughter.

[@Ausgar-yc1yl]

Proof.

[@Nichilistaiconoclasta]

Well,.......no

[@briteness]

That's a lie.

[@dm0065]

Bullshit. Never did any such thing. Not with a child anyway. He did bang his wifes' adopted daughter, but she was of legal age. Which is pretty despicable.

[@lornearmstrong1834]

Maybe, he was also a close personal friend of JE.
A lot of famous people I once considered admirable have some very dark secrets.

[@andrearenee7845]

Horrible... I can't watch anything he does. He's a criminal. The worst kind.

[@chipbarkhouse6590]

Not only was Mr. Allen acquitted twice, but both times the judges told Ms. Farrow she needed therapy.

[@zac8780]

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[@fabiengerard8142]

I definitely love and support this man, who IS a most REMARKABLE person - quite the opposite of the sick and weird Farrow CLAN. Never trust a word from that devilishly hypocritical former ´Rosemary’s Baby´ star he once had as a girl-friend.

[@fatfrreddy1414]

you believe the media BS. Anybody who Knows his work IN DEPTH, KNOWS Woody is a real Mensch.. get a life!

[@TTM9691]

Funny how Mia never has a bad word to say about Roman Polanski. I'm a survivor of child sexual abuse, went through the whole process, including testifying in front of a grand jury and sending the guy to jail. I love Mia, and his Soon Yi affair disgusted me, but I don't buy the child abuse charges at all, for a whole host of reasons.