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    American Dream Girl”and Myrtle's role as a mistress. She is who Gil goes see at night all the time and loves her too. In the novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and the movies The Great Gatsby by Baz Luhrmann and Midnight In Paris by Woody Allen all have characters which all are similar to each other. Which all makes them all interesting and enjoyable to read/watch. In all of these there's a protagonist and a narrator in all of these that are all laid back. All have a dream girl that…

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    Woody Allen’s “Crimes and Misdemeanors” intertwines two stories. The first involves a man named Judah. Judah is a wealthy ophthalmologist and family man who has had created a wonderful normal family life. Until later on he gets a letter from Dolores, a women he had a affair with several-years. Dolores threatens Judah that she will go public regarding the affair. Judah’s also has shady financial dealings which Dolores will also reveal unless Judah leaves his wife. Judah calls on his mobster of a…

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    Annie Hall Film Analysis

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    Annie Hall, directed by, written by and starring Woody Allen follows the life of Alvy Singer, a neurotic New-Yorker. Throughout the movie, he narrates his experiences as he ponders on the meaning of life and his failed relationship with Annie. The intellectual but comedic urban romance marked a turning point in Allen’s career earning him an Academy Award for Best Picture in 1977. Yet, this paper focuses on his counterpart played by Diane Keaton and how her performance shaped both the story’s…

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    be lucky than good", is in fact, a quote from baseball player, Lefty Gomez, a 1930’s Yankee. What role does luck play in the film? Luck is depicted in the film Match Point through director Woody Allen’s story characters and the lines, which reference the upper class, have a life of luck. Director Woody Allen uses chance to depict characters luck to a Match Point tennis ball moving toward, and lingering above the net, and viewers watch to see if it will fall forward toward a win or back to lose…

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    Film Analysis: Toy Story

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    the characters, and a theme that taught millions of people a valuable lesson. For future films, following the path that Toy Story has created will require an awareness of its storyline of the movie and an understanding of its theme. Toy Story had Woody and Buzz’s similar paths richen the life of the story, but also tie the two of them together. Their struggles of being left behind from Andy bind them together more firmly, and by the end of the film, their efforts and their friendship together to…

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    Death Knocks Definition

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    Death Knocks was written by Woody Allen, an author, an actor and a filmmaker. (Allen 1971, p.1052)The play Death Knocks comically transformed death, by its use of puns, which according to the theory of incongruity stated by Monro are funny (n.d, p.91). According to Freud’s definition of comedy “a person appears comic to us if, in comparison to ourselves makes too great an expenditure on his bodily functions and too little on his mental ones (n.d, p.752). But, also according to Meeker and Langer…

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    satire of the communist party. Directed just after the end of communism in Poland, the film itself encompasses humor and allusions that help illustrate the artistic restrains that took place during that time. Many might be familiar with the work of Woody Allen and see elements from his film The Purple Rose of Cairo shining through in Marczewski’s satire. The movie starts with Rabkiewicz, played by Janusz Gajos, an ex-poet and critic now working as a district censor, speaking about censorship…

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    The Great Gatsby was a very interesting book which was portrayed very well in two different films of their own league. The first film we had watched was by Baz Luhrmann which portrayed Gatsby in his designated time while the homage by Woody Allen basically did a present day version of Gatsby but his name is Gil. Gil and Gatsby are very different but alike in ways, which makes the movies very interesting. While Gil was an American man In London who had a fiancé and was writing a book he also felt…

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    has always had a deep interest in acting, at the age of three she told her mother, “I have a fire in my brain to act.”. She is a big fan of the actor, director, and writer Woody Allen. Her favorite films are the Heat and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Her nickname is ScarJo and she hates it. She is a big fan of Woody Allen. She is very close friends with fellow actor Chris Evans, they have appeared in many films together. (“AceShowbiz”) Scarlett attended the famed Manhattan Professional…

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    Mistress America - have featured her in prominent roles. If you're one of the people who believe that Baumbach is trying desperately to copy Woody Allen, this certainly helps fit that narrative. Allen wasn't - and to some extent still isn't - exactly shy about focusing on one actress over the span of several films. Set in New York - because he's copying Woody Allen, remember - Mistress America follows a college freshman, Tracy (Lola Kirke), who decides to form a friendship with her mother's…

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