Woody Allen was born in New York City on December 1, 1935, born Allen Stewart Konigsberg, an actor, film director, writer, musician (clarinet) and comedian from the United States.
Allen is a pretty influential director in modern times, thanks to an intellectual film as well as his vast amount of work.
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Often, Allen took acting in the movie directives. The resulting inspirations include literature, philosophy, psychology, European film and New York City, which houses the birthplace along with its residence.
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At first, Allen is a screenwriter and also a single comedian, the first film he directed was "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" (1965). Period 10 years since 1977 it became his most successful period.
The films of his work at the time such as:
- Annie Hall
- Manhattan
- The Purple Rose of Cairo
- Hannah and Her Sisters
After going beyond that period, Allen made much more serious and dark films. In the early 2000s, he tried again to make a comedy general, but the films failed to gain success in the market.
Match Point (2005) became Allen's most successful film in nearly 20 years and earned an Oscar nomination.
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Allen himself has as many as 14 times a leading in terms of categories Best Screenplay (either original or adaptation) in the Oscar Awards.
Allen won three Oscars, Best Director (Annie Hall, 1977), Best Original Screenplay (Annie Hall, 1977, and Hannah and Her Sisters, 1986). He also has managed 13 times to win BAFTRA in various categories, be it film, scenario, or up to best director.
