Alvy Singer

Alvy Singer is a fictional character appearing in the 1977 film Annie Hall, from which he serves as the protagonist. He is portrayed by Woody Allen.
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== Biography ==
He is depicted as an insecure, self-reflective Jewish comedian who is preoccupied with death. Throughout the film, Alvy grapples with pessimism, self-loathing, and a lack of success in love. He is also portrayed as being anal, neurotic, overbearing, aggressive, domineering, pretentious, and averse to unfamiliar situations and places. Despite these negative traits, Alvy is endearing due to his self-deprecating sense of humor and his ability to connect with the viewer. Alvy's belief that art can improve upon reality is also evident in the film, as he incorporates elements of fantasy into his narrative.
== Behind the scenes ==
Alvy is based on Allen's real-life failed relationship with Diane Keaton. He is also a stand-in for Allen himself, as the character shares many similarities with the filmmaker and actor, including his occupation, location, and personal quirks.
==Appearances==
*Annie Hall (1977)
Category:Characters
Category:Male characters
Category:Annie Hall characters
Category:Characters portrayed by Woody Allen