Alvy and Annie

Rating: 7/10 (8 February 2020)

Woody Allen's masterpiece with favorite co-star Diane Keaton has Allen casting himself as New York born comedian Alvy Singer and his relationship with Keaton
in the title role. Annie Hall is one of those films you can watch four or five times
and pick up a bit of humor and/or philosophy that you missed the first time.
Allen is playing himself in Annie Hall, a successful comedian who spends most of
his time psychoanalyzing himself and all around him. He can't make any
relationship permanent.
Along comes Keaton and it looks like this is the one, but there's always pitfalls
when you deal with a walking neurosis like Allen.
Both Woody and Diane fit so naturally in their parts you think you are peeking
in on a home movie. Annie Hall won for Best Picture, Best Actress for Diane
Keaton, and Best Director and Best Original Screenplay for Woody Allen. Best
in the supporting cast is Tony Roberts as Allen's sidekick actor buddy.
This really is a timeless classic. It's humor has no temporal limits. Annie Hall
can be made today with the same script and you wouldn't lose a scintilla of humor.