Articles about Annie Hall

From a Best Actor winner's big moment to a supernatural musical number over appetizers, here are 10 of the cinematic suppers we'll never forget.

A look at movies made by other directors that are inspired by Woody Allen, or bare some notable similarities.

James Van Der Beek plays himself on ''Don't Trust the B--- in Apartment 23,'' joining a parade of celebs in the roles they were born to play, from Neil Patrick Harris in ''Harold and Kumar'' to Mike Tyson in ''The Hangover''.

Here are five relatively obscure facts about the making of Annie Hall. Enjoy.

A look back at 12 classic films that had it rough with critics when they debuted on the big screen

A @totalfilm collection of great behind-the-scene set shots from films over the past few decades

A @Ranker collection of 50 foreign film titles that are a) hilarious and b) the epitome of getting lost in translation

A @tastyspoonful analysis of Woody Allen's "Annie Hall" on the occasion of Valentine's Day

Romantic comedies were sure things in Hollywood for decades - but not anymore, says this @Guardian column

Nerd alert: A comparative look at Woody Allen films over the years and the maturing of his subject matter

Here are five relatively obscure facts about the making of Annie Hall. Enjoy.

A @totalfilm collection of great behind-the-scene set shots from films over the past few decades

James Van Der Beek plays himself on ''Don't Trust the B--- in Apartment 23,'' joining a parade of celebs in the roles they were born to play, from Neil Patrick Harris in ''Harold and Kumar'' to Mike Tyson in ''The Hangover''.

From a Best Actor winner's big moment to a supernatural musical number over appetizers, here are 10 of the cinematic suppers we'll never forget.

A look at movies made by other directors that are inspired by Woody Allen, or bare some notable similarities.

A look back at 12 classic films that had it rough with critics when they debuted on the big screen

A @Ranker collection of 50 foreign film titles that are a) hilarious and b) the epitome of getting lost in translation

A @tastyspoonful analysis of Woody Allen's "Annie Hall" on the occasion of Valentine's Day

Romantic comedies were sure things in Hollywood for decades - but not anymore, says this @Guardian column

Nerd alert: A comparative look at Woody Allen films over the years and the maturing of his subject matter