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Woody Allen

A Biography - Updated Edition of the National Bestseller

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When it first appeared in 1991, Eric Lax's splendid biography, written with nineteen years of access to Woody Allen, was universally hailed as the definitive portrait of a film genius. The next year, as Allen's long relationship with Mia Farrow disintegrated amid scandal, a new phase of his life and work began. For this edition, Lax has written a chapter on the breakup and the personal and professional changes that followed. He chronicles Allen's next eight films, from Shadows and Fog to Small Time Crooks , and again offers Woody's candid opinions of his art and himself. Published to coincide with Allen's sixty-fifth birthday, this updated biography will continue to be "required reading for Woodyphiles" ( Kansas City Star ).

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Woody Allen, Eric Lax

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Année de publication
2000
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(souple),
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Titre
Woody Allen
Sous-titre
A Biography - Updated Edition of the National Bestseller
Langue
Anglais
Auteurs
Eric Lax
Publié
2000
Format
souple
Pages
356
ISBN10
0306809850
ISBN13
9780306809859
Séries
Titre original
Woody Allen
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3,6 sur 5
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When it first appeared in 1991, Eric Lax's splendid biography, written with nineteen years of access to Woody Allen, was universally hailed as the definitive portrait of a film genius. The next year, as Allen's long relationship with Mia Farrow disintegrated amid scandal, a new phase of his life and work began. For this edition, Lax has written a chapter on the breakup and the personal and professional changes that followed. He chronicles Allen's next eight films, from Shadows and Fog to Small Time Crooks , and again offers Woody's candid opinions of his art and himself. Published to coincide with Allen's sixty-fifth birthday, this updated biography will continue to be "required reading for Woodyphiles" ( Kansas City Star ).