Director: Woody Allen

Writer: Woody Allen

Keywords: Comedy, Crime, Romance, Bank Robbery

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Woody Allen	Film Director	1-Dec-1935		Annie Hall
Hugh Grant	Actor	9-Sep-1960		Divine Brown's most prominent client
George Grizzard	Actor	1-Apr-1928	2-Oct-2007	Advise and Consent
Steve Kroft	Journalist	22-Aug-1945		60 Minutes
Jon Lovitz	Comic	21-Jul-1957		Yeaaaah, that's the ticket!
Elaine May	Comic	21-Apr-1932		Wrote and directed Ishtar
Isaac Mizrahi	Fashion Designer	14-Oct-1961		Unzipped
Michael Rapaport	Actor	20-Mar-1970		Zebrahead
Elaine Stritch	Actor	2-Feb-1925		Two's Company
Tracey Ullman	Comic	30-Dec-1959		The Tracey Ullman Show

REVIEWS

Review by Larry W. Yother (posted on 17-Jul-2007)

You might or might not feel cheated if you paid whatever-bucks to see this in a megaplex, but on television it's just the ticket. It moves along nicely with only the occasional lag, the characters are appealing, the plot is semi-plausible by Woody Allen standards, and there are some good laughs. This is a Woody Allen romantic comedy, which isn't quite a traditional romantic comedy, which means by definition it's light, airy, and has a happy ending. The ending is perfectly in keeping with the tone of the whole movie. And Elaine May, one of my favorites from many years ago, is an absolute delight. Pick it up from your local video place, if you haven't seen it, and enjoy.

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