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By JANET MASLIN. rivate life caught up with Woody Allen several years ago and now, with rancorous brilliance, he returns the favor. "Deconstructing Harry," his angriest film since "Stardust Memories" and also his most viciously funny, lets Allen expand on a thought raised less directly in "Bullets Over Broadway": that the person ruled by creative imagination may be indifferent, not to say ...
Suffering from writer's block and eagerly awaiting his writing award, Harry Block remembers events from his past and scenes from his best-selling books as characters, real and fictional, come back to haunt him.
Deconstructing Harry. 1998 · 1 hr 36 min. R. Comedy · Drama · Independent. Harry Block, who suffers from writer's block and eagerly awaits his award, remembers some incredibly momentous times from his past. Subtitles: English. Starring: Woody Allen Elisabeth Shue Robin Williams Demi Moore Kirstie Alley Billy Crystal Julia Louis-Dreyfus Tobey ...
Dec 12, 1997 · The aptly named "Harry Block" (Woody Allen) is a seriously lapsed Jewish writer suffering from constipation of the typewriter. Adding to his woes is a nervousness about an impending honour from his alma mater (from where he was unceremoniously expelled) and the fact that his personal life makes Henry VIII's look like "Bertie and Elizabeth".
Sep 7, 1997 · Deconstructing Harry "Deconstructing Harry" is abrasive, complex, lacerating and self-revelatory. It's also very funny, most of the time. Woody Allen's latest, which kicked off the Venice Film ...
User Reviews. By all means, Deconstructing Harry will divide, and has divided, viewers, people may be put off by the odd cuts, the (deliberately) fragmented story and the crass language (which will be a shock even for Woody Allen fans). Personally though Deconstructing Harry was a great film and among the best of Allen's 90s output and among ...
Dec 12, 1997 · May 30, 2017. Deconstructing Harry is another one of those pseudo-philosophical and pseudo-intellectual comedy-dramas by Woody Allen that is highly semi-autobiographical. Except, this one actually just comes out and admits this fact. Focused on writer Harry Block (Allen), a philandering, nihilistic, atheist, Jewish, and misanthropic man ...
