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Scarlett Johansson defends her support for Woody Allen amidst allegations, emphasizing the importance of integrity and standing up for personal beliefs, while also discussing industry issues like voice cloning and streaming releases.
Woody Allen plans to shoot his next film in Madrid after securing €1.5 million in regional funding, with the project titled 'Wasp 2026,' marking his continued collaboration with Spain despite previous attempts in Italy and Barcelona. The funding is part of Madrid's promotional campaign, contingent on the film's international success and festival premieres.
Woody Allen paid a heartfelt tribute to Diane Keaton, describing her as a unique and illuminating presence both on and off screen, recalling their long history together and her significant contributions to film and culture. Keaton, who passed away at 79, starred in numerous Allen films including Annie Hall, and was celebrated by peers like Francis Ford Coppola for her talent and creativity.
Woody Allen paid a heartfelt tribute to Diane Keaton, describing her as his muse and expressing deep admiration for her talent and personality following her death at age 79. Their long-standing friendship, collaborations, and her support during his controversies highlight her significant impact on his life and career.
Woody Allen paid a heartfelt tribute to Diane Keaton, describing her as a unique and luminous presence who significantly impacted his life and career, and mourning her recent passing. Keaton, renowned for her role in 'Annie Hall' and her multifaceted talents, died in California, leaving behind a legacy of film, art, and inspiration.
Woody Allen paid a heartfelt tribute to Diane Keaton following her death at 79, recalling their romantic relationship, creative partnership, and her multifaceted talents, emphasizing her luminous presence and lasting legacy in film and beyond.
Woody Allen reminisces about Diane Keaton, highlighting her unique presence, her journey from Orange County to stardom, and their collaboration in theater and film, emphasizing her exceptional talent and charm.
Woody Allen praised Donald Trump’s acting skills in his 1998 film 'Celebrity,' despite political differences, and expressed interest in directing him again, while also discussing his own plans for the future as he approaches 90. Allen clarified he is not a Trump supporter politically, but appreciated his performance as an actor.
Woody Allen expressed interest in directing Donald Trump again, praising his professionalism and acting skills during their 1998 film 'Celebrity,' despite their political differences and Allen's support for Kamala Harris in 2024.
Woody Allen praised Donald Trump for his acting skills, recalling his brief role in the 1998 film 'Celebrity' where Trump played himself, and described him as professional and polite on set, despite political differences.
Luca Guadagnino explained his choice to use Woody Allen-style credits in his #MeToo-themed film 'After the Hunt,' citing inspiration from Allen's films and a reflection on the artist's controversial history, as part of a broader commentary on truth and power. The film, starring Julia Roberts and others, explores themes of assault, misconduct, and personal secrets, and premiered at the Venice Film Festival.
Woody Allen faced condemnation from Ukraine for speaking at a Russian film festival, which Ukraine called an insult to victims of Russia's invasion. Allen expressed support for cultural exchanges despite criticizing Putin and the invasion, highlighting ongoing tensions over artistic interactions amid the Ukraine conflict.
Woody Allen defended his participation in the Moscow film festival amid Ukrainian condemnation, emphasizing his belief in maintaining artistic dialogue despite political conflicts, and expressed admiration for Russian cinema, while Ukraine criticized his appearance as a betrayal of Ukrainian victims of Russian war crimes.
Ukraine condemned Woody Allen's participation in the Moscow International Film Week, calling it a disgrace and an insult to Ukrainian victims of Russian aggression, criticizing his engagement with a festival that supports Russian propaganda amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Marshall Brickman, the Oscar-winning co-screenwriter of 'Annie Hall' alongside Woody Allen, has died at 85 in Manhattan. Known for his collaborations with Allen on films like 'Sleeper' and 'Manhattan,' Brickman also co-wrote Broadway musicals such as 'Jersey Boys' and 'The Addams Family.' His career began in television, writing for 'Candid Camera' and 'The Tonight Show.' Brickman was honored by the Writers Guild in 2006 and is survived by his wife, two daughters, and five grandchildren.