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4 days ago · “Deconstructing Harry” (1997), the closest Allen has ever come to personal confession, is major, too. There’s 1977’s breakthrough “Annie Hall,” of course, but stories of how that movie may or may not have been completely reimagined in the cutting room by editor Ralph Rosenblum after disastrous test screenings muddies its provenance.
3 days ago · In Woody Allen’s “Deconstructing Harry,” we learn that the Devil has reserved a special place in Hell for all the “TV lawyers.” Allen’s line and the knowing laughs it triggers should serve as a warning to this growing cottage industry that something is amiss.
5 days ago · I could go on. But as of right now, one thing about his state of mind is absolutely clear: Harry is keen to reconcile with his family. 3. Harry is back in London. Zak Hussein / SplashNews.com.
1 day ago · In Allen’s 50 th film, an unhappy marriage between Fanny a woman, who works for an auction house (Lou de Laage) and Jean (Melvil Poupaud) an investment banker, whose mandate is to make the wealthy wealthier, sets the scene. Add to this a chance encounter on a Paris street and a forest--one doing and the other undoing “fate.”
5 days ago · Amid all the royal family drama, Harry has quietly pulled off a major win during his brief but emotional return to the UK. Under the ornate ceiling of London’s St Paul’s Cathedral, an ex ...
6 days ago · Harry's spokesperson said the King was too busy for a catch-up with his son who is in the UK this week - but another phrase in the statement stood out even more.
18 hours ago · During an April interview with Katie Couric, Maher also railed against cancel culture as it pertains to filmmaker Woody Allen. Maher said “I don’t think he committed that crime” in reference to Dylan Farrow’s molestation allegation against Allen, adding: “There was two police investigations that exonerated him.”
