Tribe.net. Local Connections StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/69d9863d-e479-49c0-99e3-acda9aeece91 2007-03-09T03:15:01Z 2007-03-08T15:27:05Z

<div>this is just a quick and random thought... <br/>i'm re-watching Match Point...which I have always felt is a fraction of Crimes and Misdemeanors... <br/>and then the correlation between the plot and Dostoevsky's work... <br/> <br/>but this is my realization...inspired by my recent addiction to the tv. show Supernatural... <br/>the opera he takes his wife too at the end after the murder... is called The Woman in White... <br/>...this is traditionally a story about a woman who has committed suicide because the man she's with has been unfaithful and she then haunts other men who've been unfaithful...i think more common among latin cultures... <br/>...but i just thought it was curious that the man who has been unfaithful and also committed murders takes his wife to see an opera about...at least in other traditions...a wife who avenges other men's infidelity. <br/> <br/>...just a random thought... ;)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 1 reply </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2007-03-08T15:27:05Z nommolucas http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/c0e3e612-02bd-4a60-b568-53cd9218e855 2006-11-11T02:41:31Z 2006-11-05T07:31:13Z

<div>from what popular 80's flick is that? <br/> <br/>ok. yeah. risky business. if you said 'risky business' give yourself a hand. <br/> <br/>what happened to this website? <br/> <br/>the most recent post was from me in august.. <br/>more later</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 2 replies </div>

nommolucas 2006-11-05T07:31:13Z nommolucas http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/c16c0142-cf76-4ae1-8caf-56a437d71565 2006-08-13T10:08:21Z 2006-08-13T10:08:21Z

<div>just joined. don't know what took me so long considering the powerful influence <br/>wood's wit and style has had on my psyche. <br/>just saw my alltime favorite film (which coincidently is the last of his to see,i think)- 'another woman'. <br/>skimming the favorites so far i don't see mention of it yet which is surprising or my (now) second favorite 'husbands and wives'... <br/>will elaborate later- it's 3 in the morning for god's sake- <br/>anyway excited to share and learn...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 0 replies </div>

nommolucas 2006-08-13T10:08:21Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/ee0b5ce3-38c7-4323-93d7-8003bceaf151 2006-08-08T15:59:37Z 2005-12-03T01:56:36Z

<div>taken from the same mtv.com article about MATCH POINT...but this is a bit about his film SCOOP...which is yet to come! <br/> <br/>"In "Scoop," Johansson plays a college journalist traveling in London. She's "kind of inept, and she stumbles into a mystery, as journalists do, and I'm a seedy showbiz magician who helps her out," he explained. Hugh Jackman and Ian McShane round out the cast for the film, shot over the summer in and around London." <br/> <br/>OKAY...DEADWOOD lovers!!! Ian *fucking* McShane!! How cool is that?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 3 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-12-03T01:56:36Z edwin_heaven http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/8623b6d5-d726-47c6-983a-b078436ec154 2006-07-15T23:48:23Z 2005-11-07T08:26:21Z

<div>Well, I finally watched it and am I ever glad. <br/> <br/>He may have lost his following (after all, lookie, lookie: there are ONLY 17 members in this tribe!!!), but he has NOT lost his touch. <br/> <br/>Amazing how so many so-called film critics panned this film. Of course, many critics also raved. <br/> <br/>I side with the latter. For me, it worked beautifully. The two stories, intertwining, coordinating, colliding ... moments were gloriously brilliant. <br/> <br/>All I can say is that I believe filmgoers who do not like Woody usually never like his films, even when they're entertaining, tender and hilarious like Melinda, Melinda! <br/> <br/>For me, the story, the concept, the actor: it's all razor sharp and the film combines many of the characteristics (and characters!) we've grown to love about Woody. <br/> <br/>Bravo!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 9 replies </div>

edwin_heaven 2005-11-07T08:26:21Z Joyce http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/55dca232-aa70-4b91-bb7d-4be8eced2f96 2006-03-22T02:01:31Z 2005-12-29T08:17:57Z

<div>I saw this movie today and it IS the best movie of the year!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 4 replies </div>

Joyce 2005-12-29T08:17:57Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/8335cfaa-5e0f-4634-892e-3b9a0f3886a2 2006-03-08T03:04:15Z 2005-07-23T20:24:12Z

<div>I think I've seen Manhattan Murder Mystery the most...it was my first film by Woody Allen that I saw and it stuck. I even put the DVD in while I was laboring at home! (although I wasn't paying too much attention to it at that point in time--) <br/>I think I really can relate most to Diane Keaton's character...who is simply obsessed with the mystery that is unfolding in her mind and down the hall... I love a good mystery. <br/>I also love the collaborative efforts of all the friends to catch the 'bad guy'... <br/>Great Film!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 17 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-07-23T20:24:12Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/4e19b991-fbc8-4752-9f63-a7c7df04b594 2005-12-28T02:51:36Z 2005-12-26T14:57:16Z

<div>Wow. Just saw Woody get interviewed by Charlie Gibson. Saw a *tiny* clip of MATCH POINT...(I can't wait to see it in the theater!) <br/> <br/>The interview was pitifully short...but Woody was wonderful...talking about his early comedic days (he says looking back or seeing clips he doesn't think he was that funny...) ...talking about liking his films (he says if you're honest with yourself ...you're always disappointed) <br/> <br/>He says that he still doesn't think he's made a great film...but that's still his goal. And he's beginning to wonder if he'll achieve it as he's getting older... <br/> <br/>Charlie Gibson also asked him about his thoughts on Johnny Carson...Woody said very nice things... <br/>...a factoid-- Woody was the very first person to fill in for Johnny on The Tonight Show... <br/> <br/> <br/>Yes...the interview was way too short. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 2 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-12-26T14:57:16Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/ef8eac70-f154-43d3-8aa7-f191f1265a30 2005-12-18T14:57:36Z 2005-10-31T19:33:39Z

<div>You know the routine...don't you? <br/> <br/>let's gather and share the wisdom of Woody... ;-)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 8 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-10-31T19:33:39Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/983019ae-4e1f-419f-a7ec-b05afd5dfdfd 2005-12-16T16:39:17Z 2005-12-16T00:23:53Z

<div>Yep...4 Golden Globe nominations... <br/>...not that awards *really* mean anything, but still... ;) <br/> <br/>*Best Picture (Drama)- MATCH POINT <br/>*Best Director- Woody Allen, MATCH POINT <br/>*Actress in a Supporting Role- Scarlett Johansson, MATCH POINT <br/>*Best Screenplay- Woody Allen, MATCH POINT</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 3 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-12-16T00:23:53Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/9dcbfbcc-4d4a-494c-b2c3-cbb4cca688a3 2005-12-12T02:53:34Z 2005-07-26T04:22:46Z

<div>Alright...Top 5... High Fidelity style (I just love that film...even though it's not a Woody...I bet Woody would have dug it...) <br/>What are your Top 5 Woody movies...in order? think hard...if necessary--cause I know there's a lot... <br/> <br/>For me I'd have to say... <br/>1.> Bullets Over Broadway <br/>2.> Crimes and Misdemeanors <br/>3.> Manhattan Murder Mystery <br/>4.> Deconstructing Harry <br/>5.> Hannah and her Sisters <br/> <br/>...boy...that was hard! Sorry to the others that made it soooo close to making the Top 5, but fell a bit short--- ;-)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 12 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-07-26T04:22:46Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/971b5655-e0e2-4539-8b8a-acd292a201ea 2005-12-03T01:16:20Z 2005-12-03T00:42:34Z

<div>Okay kiddos-- <br/>...interested in Woody's newest?? <br/> <br/>Here's a link to trailers for the new flick...MATCH POINT <br/> <br/>http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0416320/trailers</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 3 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-12-03T00:42:34Z edwin_heaven http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/9502d142-ee8f-4033-8523-887f193b8bf9 2005-12-03T00:38:50Z 2005-12-01T22:57:29Z

<div>Here's a pretty good case why he is: <br/> <br/>http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/12/01/DDGACFVUGQ1.DTL&amp;type=movies <br/> <br/>Happy birthday, Woody. May we all one day be as productive as you at 70. <br/> <br/>Oh, and by the way, word is out on "Match Point" and looks like, quite possibly, another Woody Allen masterpiece. <br/> <br/>Hoo ha! <br/> <br/>What I don't understand, though, is why this tribe only has a mere two dozen members. Especially after one reads that article. <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 7 replies </div>

edwin_heaven 2005-12-01T22:57:29Z bowiegirl http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/d9db62ad-36d6-4df8-b4c7-816acf17ef8f 2005-12-02T13:55:40Z 2005-12-01T22:58:14Z

<div>Another tribe reminded me- It's his birthday and he is gettuing old:( <br/> <br/>Love ya and have many more!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 6 replies </div>

bowiegirl 2005-12-01T22:58:14Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/eaa542c3-73e6-46d7-a3b9-f78c8cb0ef96 2005-11-29T03:45:36Z 2005-11-21T19:40:06Z

<div>check this out... <br/>www.woodyallenband.com <br/> <br/>((From the blog on the site...)) <br/> <br/>A few months back, we were lucky enough to puchase the remaining supply of the first Woody Allen release, "The Bunk Project". At that time, the label Musicmasters had indicated that they did not have plans to do another pressing. We are down to a few remaining copies and they are on a "first come, first serve basis". <br/> <br/>Incidently, "The Bunk Project" is a collection of New Orleans classics, recorded a few years before the 1996 European tour and perfomed by some New York's finest traditional jazz musicians. Oh, and of course Woody on clarinet! <br/> <br/>You can purchase all the Band releases <br/>including "The Bunk Project" here. <br/> <br/>posted by Woody Allen Band at 9:20 AM</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 2 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-11-21T19:40:06Z Ryan http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/c3a25811-46ab-430b-b921-33b1857a5dd4 2005-11-26T20:38:46Z 2005-11-03T23:16:46Z

<div>does anyone have word on what to expect?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 5 replies </div>

Ryan 2005-11-03T23:16:46Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/74365f44-9081-4127-b267-e0f70a41d9ad 2005-11-22T05:21:43Z 2005-11-01T16:10:25Z

<div>Look for a Woody Allen interview in the December issue of Vanity Fair... kick ass!!! <br/> </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 7 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-11-01T16:10:25Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/62437e16-8881-4332-b099-0b86a4b3e713 2005-11-13T16:03:47Z 2005-11-13T03:19:41Z

<div>***...as taken from woodyallen.com...*** <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>Allan Stewart Konigsberg, a.k.a. Woody Allen, was born in the Bronx on December 1, 1935. He is the son of Martin Konigsberg and Nettie Cherry. <br/> <br/>At the age of three he got hooked on movies when his mother took him to see Snow White. From that day the movie theaters became his second home. <br/> <br/>In Woody´s childhood years his favorite movie was Billy Wilder´s Double Indemnity. <br/> <br/>At his first year of school he was put in an accelerated class because of his high IQ. But he hated school from day one and became rebellious. His didn´t do his homework, was rude to the teachers and sometimes disruptive in class. <br/> <br/>Surprisingly he was very good in sports (basketball, stickball, football, baseball) in his early years and was always among the first picked in teams in the neighbourhood. He also liked boxing and even trained for several months until his parents asked him to stop. <br/> <br/>However, sports and movies were not his only interests. He became obsessed with magic and music; later characterising elements in his movies. <br/> <br/>Around the age of 15 he auditioned for the TV show, The Magic Clown. He did a magic trick called the Passe-Passe Bottles. But because this trick featured a liquor bottle he didn´t appear on the show for it was mainly for children. <br/> <br/>At the age of fifteen he started playing the clarinet and he plays it daily, ever since. <br/> <br/>In the spring of 1952 Allan S. Konigsberg changed his name to Woody Allen. He was sixteen and starting to write jokes which he sent to several of the major New York newspapers hoping them to be used by some of the gossip columnists. <br/> <br/>Being shy he didn´t want his classmates to see his name if the jokes would appear in the papers. <br/> <br/>Soon his gags became frequently used by Earl Wilson of the New York Post appearing anonymously under the column "Earls Pearls". But on Novemer 25th, 1952 he first got credited in the end of Wilson´s column. From that point on the wheels started rolling for Woody as a comedy writer. <br/> <br/>In 1953 Woody enrolled in motion picture production at the New York University. He did´t have the enthusiasm to attend classes frequently enough and got a D at the end of his first semester. The humorless teachers didn´t appreciate his funny papers. <br/> <br/>After the semester he was thrown out of NYU as a failed student. <br/> <br/>In 1959, Woody began seeing a psychiatrist, feeling melancholic for no identifiable reason. Ever since he sees an analyst once a week or so, with occational breaks, not much for treatment but to talk to an objective person unlinked to his personal life. <br/> <br/>Because of his long experience, analysts and jokes on them are common features of his works. <br/> <br/>His first steady girlfriend and later wife was Harlene Rosen. They first met on a one-time jazztrio rehersal, for which he played the soprano sax. Harlene played the piano and Woody´s friend, Elliot Mills, played the drums. <br/> <br/>In 1955 Woody was one of the half dozen who got hired by NBC as part of their writer´s development program. Subsequently Woody went without Harelene to Hollywood to join a writers group for The Colgate Comedy Hour1. The leader of the group, Danny, was the older brother of playwright Neil Simon. Later, Woody has said that everything he learned about comedy writing, he learned from Danny Simon. <br/> <br/>Woody and Harlene were married on March 15, 1956 in Hollywood. They went back to New York where Harlene studied Philosopy and Woody supplied comedians with monologues and jokes at a rate of $100 per minute´s worth of material. <br/> <br/>In the summers of 1956-1958, Woody gained an invaluable experience in writing and directing at the Tamiment2. The Tamiment theater produced weekly new musicals and sketches, which Woody both wrote and directed. None of these sketces exist on paper today, exept for Opening Night which was recently discovered at the Tamiment. <br/> <br/>In November 1958, Woody began co-writing with Larry Gelbart for the The Chevy Show on NBC. The show, starring the famous Sid Caesar, stayed on TV for ten years. For several years, Woody was resonably content writing for TV, making $1,700 a week. But after seeing Mort Sahl performing onstage, and little by little losing interest in writing TV, he decided to launch a carrer of his own as a stand-up comedian. <br/> <br/>In 1958, Woody met his future managers Charles H. Joffe and Jack Rollins3. Ever since, they´ve negotiated millions of dollars worth of contracts on his behalf with others but no formal contract exists among themselves, only a handshake. They convinced him to do his own material onstage. <br/> <br/>Woody was a stand-up comedian from 1960 to 1968, becoming more popular as such with every year that passed. In 1960 he only made $75 per week, but in 1964 he was an establihed comic in demand across the country, making $5000 a week. <br/> <br/>Woody released three albums in the period; Woody Allen, Woody Allen Volume 2 and The Third Woody Allen Album. <br/> <br/>In 1964, Woody entered the film industry when he was hired to do the screenplay What´s New Pussycat. <br/> <br/>Because his life became from that point on so focused on filmmaking, the rest of the summarized biography will be intertwined in the filmography. Also, in time, we´ll try to cover his marital life in a different section. In the meantime we hope you can enjoy the rest of the site. <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>1 Later called The Colgate Variety Hour. <br/> <br/>2 The Tamiment is a summer resort for young, single professionals in their twenties and thirties, lawyers, salesmen, and businesspeople. <br/> <br/>3 Besides Woody, Jack Rollins and Charlie Joffe have discovered and helped to develop several other superstars including : Robin Williams, David Letterman, Billy Crystal and Harry Belafonte. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 1 reply </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-11-13T03:19:41Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/63bd884f-f02a-49db-8c74-699954e8ef3b 2005-11-13T09:07:53Z 2005-11-11T21:38:36Z

<div>If you *ever* met Woody Allen...what would you say or do?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 16 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-11-11T21:38:36Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/59fe3812-e305-4cc9-a234-a0e3d01ca3e7 2005-11-13T02:41:01Z 2005-11-13T02:41:01Z

<div>7 interviews with Woody... <br/> <br/>http://www.ibiblio.org/mal/MO/philm/woody/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 0 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-11-13T02:41:01Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/bed46f2e-5f55-43f4-98d7-514c9d9008d0 2005-11-13T02:12:17Z 2005-11-13T02:12:17Z

<div>very cool... <br/> <br/>http://www.woodyallen.com/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 0 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-11-13T02:12:17Z martyk http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/d5e6f0b3-8fa5-4bf7-a6d6-5a736200a18b 2005-11-11T22:48:07Z 2005-11-09T05:26:24Z

<div>...knock masturbation. It's sex with some one I love."</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 4 replies </div>

martyk 2005-11-09T05:26:24Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/337fbcca-630f-4f2b-9426-2525d3e66f2f 2005-11-11T22:08:59Z 2005-11-09T07:15:33Z

<div>Alright...I am a bit partial to the Ben Stiller Show...I love this flash of comedic brilliance that he &amp; his cohorts shared with us in this series. <br/> <br/>How does Ben Stiller relate to Woody Allen? <br/> <br/>In Episode 9 with Garry Shandling there is a short called Woody Allen's Bride of Frankenstein. It's a fantastic interpretation of Husbands and Wives...really, really funny. <br/> <br/>Andy Dick's Woody impression is great...and Ben Stiller as Sydney Pollack is brilliant. The fusion of the premise of the original film and the elements of Frankenstein is hilarious. <br/> <br/>Anyone else out there encounter this?? ;)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 6 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-11-09T07:15:33Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/519cb32a-56eb-4aff-ae6d-f9921a477520 2005-11-09T08:33:04Z 2005-11-09T05:15:25Z

<div>Greetings fellow Woody Allen lovers &amp; NEW members of this tribe! Please take a moment to introduce yourself...or reintroduce yourself~ ;) <br/> <br/>xo <br/>R</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 1 reply </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-11-09T05:15:25Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/01154ccc-0bd8-4b8f-a7bc-e18532e0aec3 2005-11-09T06:41:45Z 2005-10-31T00:43:56Z

<div>okay...close your eyes &amp; think about woody allen. what moment is crystal clear in your mind relating to him?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 4 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-10-31T00:43:56Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/17dc72ba-9d78-4d4f-a6cc-350e5f940b3c 2005-10-31T00:54:34Z 2005-10-31T00:47:43Z

<div>anyone seen it? <br/> <br/>what did you think? of the music? of watching *him*? of seeing woody through the eyes of some europeans? (they just dote on him...don't they?) ;-) <br/> <br/>and on a greater level...what do you think about creative people who've clearly made their creative way in one arena, but at their core are fulfilled by another creative endeavor all together...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 2 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-10-31T00:47:43Z bowiegirl http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/0b300ef8-ce9f-4071-889f-12f0bc594d74 2005-10-07T23:59:56Z 2005-07-26T03:46:01Z

<div>Just curious what you all think. He's had sooo many wonderful actresses as leading ladies in his flicks. Does anyone have a fave? Mine is Diane Keaton. I think they always seem to have a wonderful chemistry in just about everything they do together. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 8 replies </div>

bowiegirl 2005-07-26T03:46:01Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/5cf9c5fb-98fe-467c-a345-7ff6bdaf113a 2005-09-01T12:13:45Z 2005-08-31T20:51:46Z

<div>ever feel like you're living in your own Woody Allen movie? ...and how so?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 3 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-08-31T20:51:46Z Nichelle http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/45d3853d-65f0-455c-9e2c-349eaf32afe3 2005-08-15T22:01:18Z 2005-08-13T21:07:12Z

<div>I saw Hannah and her sisters (thanks to Renae). <br/>WOW gonna go put it on again. <br/>My question? <br/>who do you relate to?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 2 replies </div>

Nichelle 2005-08-13T21:07:12Z bowiegirl http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/6c001f8c-0218-4842-8112-3bc23369cd5e 2005-08-15T06:43:12Z 2005-08-13T04:16:17Z

<div>Wow what a fun and quirky movie. Ms Margolyn is perfect as the sweet girlfriend. It's funny cause no matter how young he is - he always seems to be going through a midlife crisis. Is this just me?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 2 replies </div>

bowiegirl 2005-08-13T04:16:17Z bowiegirl http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/1f0c4717-ee73-4958-a5e4-af8c708ca993 2005-07-29T02:47:23Z 2005-07-28T06:29:48Z

<div>So last night I went to a show where they featured music from Woody Allen movies (guest vocalist Eartha Kitt...) anyway...It got me thinking that part of what makes his movies fun are the soundtracks. So what movie do you think has the best music. I love the stuff in Radio days, but Sweet and Lowdown wins the prize for me. I love that Hot Club of France/Django Rheinhardt (sorry if I massacre the name) sound.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 6 replies </div>

bowiegirl 2005-07-28T06:29:48Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/8000b161-c890-4d1b-abcc-d229af13f50c 2005-07-26T03:43:38Z 2005-07-24T18:32:56Z

<div>There are a number of films that are created by Woody Allen by the main character is not Woody himself...but another actor who plays a very 'Woody-like' character... for instance John Cusack in Bullets Over Broadway, Mia Farrow in Alice, Kenneth Branaugh in Celebrity (sorry if I butchered the spelling of his last name), not to mention all the actors whose characters in Deconstructing Harry are branches of the personality &amp; experiences of the main character played by Woody-- <br/> <br/>What are some others that come to mind and who's your favorite? <br/> <br/>I simply LOVE John Cusack's performance in Bullets Over Broadway! ...watching it right now! ;-) (Not to mention everyone else in that flick...IT'S GREAT!)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 4 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-07-24T18:32:56Z StrawberryRabbit http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks/thread/a17813db-ca6b-47b9-9afd-26bb5436dd37 2005-07-25T16:53:16Z 2005-07-23T20:00:15Z

<div>I am the originator of this Tribe and my name is Renae...I simply love Woody Allen...in probably every creative form...and upon searching for him on this wonderful entity TRIBE--I was surprised that none existed on him! I had to rectify that. <br/>Thus Woody Allen Rocks! was born. <br/> <br/>Please take a moment to introduce yourself...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/woodyallenrocks">Woody Allen Rocks!</a> - 5 replies </div>

StrawberryRabbit 2005-07-23T20:00:15Z