When Alvy Singer wooed Annie Hall, Woody Allen — the movie’s Alvy, who was afraid of death — was 42 years old. Imagine Alvy at 94, the age of the man playing him in “My Annie Hall.” ...

April 20, 1977 It's funny how some films age. It's hard to think of anyone today who, after seeing Woody Allen's "Sleeper" and "Love and Death," would find "Annie Hall" to be a "soft, fuzzy ...

My Annie Hall Trailer by Matt Starr on YouTube. Alvy Singer, played by Woody Allen in his 1977 Oscar-winning film "Annie Hall," is instead played by 94-year-old Harry Miller.

Right now, you could probably bifurcate Woody Allen’s filmography into “The Good Years” (1969-1994) and “The Wildly Uneven, Sometimes Terrible Years” (1995-present), but in the early 80s ...

Allen teased an idea for a sequel in his 1993 book Woody Allen on Woody Allen, saying, “I did think once that it would be interesting to see Annie Hall and the guy I played years later.

Why do we still care about "Mary Tyler Moore' episode... He didn't trust it. It was a real leap for him. It was a big moment for Woody and he had to be scared. But I wasn't." 13. There's also a ...

Brickman was best known for his collaboration with Allen, beginning with the 1973 film “Sleeper.” Together, they co-wrote “Annie Hall” (1977), “Manhattan” (1979) and “Manhattan ...

Remember when antisemitism was funny in Woody Allen’s classic comedy, “Annie Hall” (1977)? On reflection, the current eruption of virulent antisemitism in America and throughout the world ...

In honor of Annie Hall’s 40th anniversary, screenwriter Marshall Brickman looks back on the process by which Anhedonia, the complicated, surreal film he wrote with Woody Allen, was pared down to ...

Woody Allen uses a split screen two times in the film, both times to illustrate the differences between Annie’s waspy psyche and Alvy’s Jewish psyche.