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The best brilliantly stupid comedy movies
Comedy doesn’t have to be smart to be funny. Some of the best comedy films of all time are stupid as all get out. Now, we say that as a compliment. When you need to decompress and don’t want to think too hard, these stupid comedies are pretty genius.
Legendary directors who also have prolific resumes
These directors aren’t precious about projects, but still manage to deliver the good quite often.
Entertainment News / Rolling Stone / February 8
Tony Roberts, Stage and Screen Actor Known for Woody Allen Films, Dead at 85 
Tony-nominated actor appeared in six Allen movies, including Annie Hall, Hannah and Her Sisters, and Radio Days
Entertainment News / BANG Showbiz / February 8
Tony Roberts dead at 85
Tony Roberts has died aged 85. The Tony Award nominated star - who was a frequent collaborator of director Woody Allen - passed away on Friday (02.07.25) from complications of lung cancer, his daughter Nicole Burley announced to the New York Times.
Entertainment News / Rolling Stone / December 1
Marshall Brickman, Co-Writer of ‘Annie Hall’ and ‘Jersey Boys,’ Dead at 85
His five-decade career spanned film, television, and Broadway, and included four movies with Woody Allen alongside making movies of his own
Entertainment News / BANG Showbiz / November 18
Rebecca Hall regrets apologising for working with Woody Allen
Rebecca Hall regrets apologising for working with Woody Allen. The 42-year-old actress starred in the controversial filmmaker's 2008 movie 'Vicky Cristina
14 awesome films about New York in the 1970s
New York City has been front and center in hundreds of movies. That has been true since the early days of film, and it is still valid. However, the idea of “1970s New York” is the decade of the city that draws the most interest.
Entertainment News / Rolling Stone / September 3
Mia Farrow Opens Up About Actors Working With Woody Allen: ‘I Completely Understand’
The actor shared her thoughts during an interview alongside Patti LuPone on CBS News Sunday Morning
Entertainment News / IndieWire / September 3
Mia Farrow: ‘I Completely Understand’ Actors Who Still Work with Woody Allen
Allen was accused of molesting Farrow's daughter Dylan Farrow in 1992 when she was seven years old.
Entertainment News / TV Insider / August 14
Gena Rowlands Dies: ‘The Notebook’ Star & Honorary Oscar Winner Was 94
Gena Rowlands, best known for her collaborations with husband John Cassavetes and her role in The Notebook , has died. She was 94. The retired actress died Wednesday afternoon, according to TMZ.
The most memorable roles of Scarlett Johansson's career
Johansson has been in blockbusters. She has Oscar nominations. It has been a stellar career to date, and there's plenty ahead for her. These are Johansson’s most memorable movies. And, of course, we will note that “most memorable” and “best” don’t mean the same thing.
20 rom-coms that are perfect to watch during the spring
Spring is for new beginnings and old rom-coms.
Entertainment News / IndieWire / April 7, 2024
Woody Allen Says He’s ‘on the Fence’ About Directing Again: ‘All the Romance of Filmmaking Is Gone’
The director, who has only worked in Europe since sexual abuse allegations derailed his career in America, said that his new film "Coup de Chance" could be his last.
Entertainment News / Rolling Stone / March 11, 2024
Matthew Perry Leaves $1 Million to Trust Named After Woody Allen Role
The actor left the "residue and remainder of" his estate to the trustees of the "Alvy Singer Living Trust"
Entertainment News / IndieWire / February 12, 2024
Woody Allen’s 50th Film ‘Coup de Chance’ Is Getting a U.S. Release
MPI Media Group, which released "A Rainy Day in New York" and "Rifkin's Festival" stateside, is planning a limited theatrical rollout in April followed by VOD.
20 famous roles these actors regretted taking
Hindsight is 20/20, and these 20 actors definitely had different thoughts about some of their most famous roles when looking in retrospect.
20 great but forgotten movies from the '70s
The '70s were a groundbreaking decade for cinema. Building off the momentum of Hollywood's New Wave and the arthouse boom, the '70s gave us more classics than just about any other decade.
25 films from great directors that were far from their best efforts
Great directors rarely have a perfect track record. Sometimes, a film from a luminary of the big screen is fine. On occasion, though, a vaunted director, a true near-legend or outright legend, delivers a bad movie.
The funniest mockumentary films
As long as they are framed in the trapping of a documentary film, they can make the list as long as we laugh.
The best performances from actors who directed themselves
Even with so much on their plates, there have been times when directors have gotten a strong performance out of, well, themselves. Here are some of the best performances from actors in movies that they also directed.
Which films turn 50 in 2023?
Now, 1972 gave us The Godfather and Cabaret, but 1973 surely has its quality movies. Here are the top films of 1973 to celebrate on their golden anniversary.
The most bumbling criminals in film history
Here are some of the crooks, thieves, and general criminals who really weren’t capable of doing anything but entertaining audiences.
Entertainment News / Yardbarker / May 18, 2021
Drew Barrymore tells Dylan Farrow she regrets working with Woody Allen
Dylan Farrow released her debut young adult novel Hush last October, but outside of those pages, the 35-year-old is dedicated to spreading only the truth.
20 totally engrossing true crime documentaries to stream right now
From in-depth looks at infamous murders to lesser-known capers and bonafide scams, these 20 documentary series and films are a must for true crime obsessives.
Entertainment News / Yardbarker / April 19, 2021
Mariel Hemingway: Woody Allen's 'Manhattan' '100 percent' wouldn't get made today
Woody Allen's Manhattan has been controversial since its release and has only attracted more negative attention in the years since, as the age gap between Allen's Isaac Davis and Mariel Hemingway's Tracy has only become more cringe-inducing due to its parallels to Allen's real life.
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