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[[Image:Woody_Allen.jpg|thumb|200px|Woody Allen is a three time academy award winner]] | [[Image:Woody_Allen.jpg|thumb|200px|Woody Allen is a three time academy award winner]] | ||
| − | '''Woody Allen''' (1935 - ) is a [[comedian]], [[writer]], [[director]] and [[actor]]. Best known for his | + | '''Woody Allen''' (1935 - ) is a [[comedian]], [[writer]], [[director]] and [[actor]]. Best known for his offbeat and often self deprecating comedies, Allen has had a productive and award-winning career that has spanned 5 decades. Allen has been an almost perennial Oscar nominee in the Best Writing categories, (nominated 14 times since 1978, winning twice) and has been nominated 6 times for the Best Director award over that timespan. His most recent picture, "Match Point," was a critical and box office success. |
When his ex-lover's foster daughter turned 22, he married her. He was 57 | When his ex-lover's foster daughter turned 22, he married her. He was 57 | ||
Revision as of 22:03, August 13, 2007
Woody Allen (1935 - ) is a comedian, writer, director and actor. Best known for his offbeat and often self deprecating comedies, Allen has had a productive and award-winning career that has spanned 5 decades. Allen has been an almost perennial Oscar nominee in the Best Writing categories, (nominated 14 times since 1978, winning twice) and has been nominated 6 times for the Best Director award over that timespan. His most recent picture, "Match Point," was a critical and box office success.
When his ex-lover's foster daughter turned 22, he married her. He was 57