Woody Allen - A Documentary

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dbranco

Discussion Starter · Nov 20, 2011

Fans of Woody Allen won't want to miss this American Masters documentary in two parts, starting tonight (11/20) on PBS.

Here's a write-up

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jilter

· #2 · Nov 20, 2011

Thanks so much for posting this!!

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jradosh

· #3 · Nov 20, 2011

Thanks. Recording is set :up:

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jamesbobo

· #4 · Nov 20, 2011

Too many conflicts on Sunday night but both episodes are repeated Tuesday morning starting at 2 am, at least in New York.

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MikeAndrews

· #5 · Nov 20, 2011

Watch Wild Man Blues for an insight - you may not like if you're a fan.

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jradosh

· #6 · Nov 20, 2011

netringer said:
Watch Mule Skinner Blues for an insight - you may not like if you're a fan.

Do you mean "Wild Man Blues" (the documentary on Allen from a decade or so ago)?

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mwhip

· #7 · Nov 21, 2011

It's two parts? One part one night and the other the next? Or two hours all together? Because I have the same thing that shows up in the guide each night.

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MikeAndrews

· #9 · Nov 21, 2011

jradosh said:
Do you mean "Wild Man Blues" (the documentary on Allen from a decade or so ago)?

Yeah. Feexed.

His 20-something wife has to explain the world to him.

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MikeAndrews

· #10 · Nov 21, 2011

Rob Helmerichs said:
Two parts.

It's 90 minutes long tomorrow. Did they put the two parts together?

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Rob Helmerichs

· #11 · Nov 21, 2011

2 hours tonight, 1.5 tomorrow. 3.5 total.

It's Woody Allen. His life ain't exactly a short story!

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MikeAndrews

· #12 · Nov 21, 2011

Rob Helmerichs said:
2 hours tonight, 1.5 tomorrow. 3.5 total.

It's Woody Allen. His life ain't exactly a short story!

Bummer. I don't see which episode is which in my guide. I'll get them all.

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mwhip

· #13 · Nov 21, 2011

Rob Helmerichs said:
2 hours tonight, 1.5 tomorrow. 3.5 total.

It's Woody Allen. His life ain't exactly a short story!

OK thanks the guide data is not helpful it has the same title and description no part 1, part 2 stuff.

BTW favorite Woody Allen film? Mine is "Sweet and Lowdown" by far.

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Steveknj

· #14 · Nov 21, 2011

mwhip said:
OK thanks the guide data is not helpful it has the same title and description no part 1, part 2 stuff.

BTW favorite Woody Allen film? Mine is "Sweet and Lowdown" by far.

Bananas has always been my favorite film of his. I like the older stuff when he was still kind of whacky. The stuff after Annie Hall, while some of it was funny, just got tried to be too "smart".

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That Don Guy

· #15 · Nov 21, 2011

jamesbobo said:
Too many conflicts on Sunday night

Appropriate, concerning that Woody himself seems to have too many conflicts on Sundays - or at least, the last Sunday in February. (Well, except in 2002, although I think the Oscars were still Monday nights back then.)

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