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Annie Hall (1977)
Directed by Woody Allen
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Overview
New York comedian Alvy Singer falls in love with the ditsy Annie Hall.
Rated PG | Length 93 minutes
Actors
Woody Allen | Diane Keaton | Tony Roberts | Carol Kane | Paul Simon | Shelley Duvall | Janet Margolin | Colleen Dewhurst | Christopher Walken | Donald Symington | Helen Ludlam | Mordecai Lawner | Joan Neuman | Jonathan Munk | Ruth Volner | Martin Rosenblatt | Hy Anzell | Rashel Novikoff | Russell Horton | Marshall McLuhan | Christine Jones | Mary Boylan | Wendy Girard | John Doumanian | Bob Maroff | Rick Petrucelli | Lee Callahan | Chris Gampel | Dick Cavett | Mark Lenard | Dan Ruskin | John Glover | Bernie Styles | Johnny Haymer | Ved Bandhu | John Dennis Johnston | Laurie Bird | Jim McKrell | Jeff Goldblum | William Callaway | Roger Newman | Alan Landers | Jean Sarah Frost | Vince O'Brien | Humphrey Davis | Veronica Radburn | Robin Mary Paris | Charles Levin | Wayne Carson | Michael Karm | Petronia Johnson | Shaun Casey | Riccardo Bertoni | Michael Aronin | Lou Picetti | Loretta Tupper | James Burge | Shelley Hack | Albert M. Ottenheimer | Paula Trueman | Beverly D'Angelo | Tracey Walter | David Wier | Keith Dentice | Susan Mellinger | Hamit Perezic | James Balter | Eric Bear | Amy Levitan | Gary Allen | Frank Vohs | Sybil Bowan | Margaretta Warwick | Lucy Lee Flippin | Gary Mule Deer | Sigourney Weaver | Walter Bernstein | Truman Capote | Gregory Doucette | Harrison Ressler | Billie Perkins | Kathryn Janssen | Juliet Graham
Viewing History (seen 1 time)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 04/01/2009 | TV | DVD | Library | 7.5 stars |
| (Average) 7.5 stars |
Viewing Notes
Only caught bits and pieces of Annie Hall throughout the years but another that I’ve never watched from beginning to end. On the film critics top 100 so wanted to cross it off the list but it is cute and funny and a good watch overall. Woody Allen is at his best here and few moments I had me LOL. Clearly where Curb Your Enthusiasm got some of its inspiration.
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