Emma Stone, Colin Firth to Star in Woody Allen's Latest
According to a press release, Woody Allen has cast Emma Stone and Colin Firth in his new, untitled comedy set to shoot in the South of France summer. read more
Found in: Movies, NewsThe 50 Best Romantic Comedies of All Time
Date night doesn't need to mean a formulaic chick-flick that's going to have one-half of the couple squirming and checking baseball updates on his phone. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayEmma Stone in Talks for Woody Allen's Next Film
Will Emma Stone star in the next Woody Allen film? read more
Found in: Movies, NewsModern School of Film Series To Launch with Guest Anthony Bourdain
The Modern School of Film- a popular film series where special celebrity guests are brought in to introduce and discuss a favorite film of theirs will be launching today at the IFC Center in New York. Led by founder Robert Milazzo, the first screening in the series will be Goodfellas which will feature a post-film discussion with noted food and travel show host Anthony Bourdain read more
Found in: Movies, NewsFirst Image Released from Woody Allen's Upcoming Blue Jasmine
Sony released the first image from Woody Allen's upcoming movie, Blue Jasmine. read more
Found in: Movies, NewsSony Classic to Release New Woody Allen Film
According to the L.A. Times, Sony Pictures Classic—an art house division of Sony—has acquired the distribution rights to Blue Jasmine, the newest film from Woody Allen. This is the sixth collaboration between the filmmaker and the studio, which began back in 1999 with Sweet and Lowdown.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsFaulkner Estate Suing Sony Pictures Classics over Midnight In Paris Quote
Though Woody Allen’s Midnight In Paris was a huge critical success, not all are pleased by the film’s use of famous literary quotations. According to Faulkner Literary Rights, the rights-holders to William Faulkner’s work, the filmmaker had no right to use a quote from the author’s book Requiem For A Nun. The group is filing a suit citing copyright infringement, commercial appropriation and violation of the Lanham Act.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsRead Groucho Marx's Hilarious Letter of Apology To Woody Allen
Who could stay mad at a Marx brother? Well, apparently Woody Allen. A letter has been released in which the hilarious Groucho Marx penned an apology to Allen for not responding to a letter Allen had written years before.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsThe Best 10 Chapters in Anthology Films
Anthology films, especially ones with chapters made by different filmmakers, tend to be cinematic curiosities: the installments inevitably range between masterpieces and duds, but the good ones feel inextricable from the rest. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayTo Rome with Love
Woody Allen’s latest is a giddy, glittering film drunk on the city of its title. To Rome with Love is a film of fountains and Vespas, of paparazzi and shower Pavarottis, young lovers and shrewd prostitutes. In his attempt to embrace Rome in one collection of stories, Allen gives us a richly textured film that is part love story, part comedy of errors, a little bit farce and a little bit tragedy.... read more
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