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Woody Allen
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Allen at the 74th Academy Awards
24 Nominations / 4 Wins
Role Actor, Writer, Director
Born December 1, 1935
Brooklyn, New York, USA
 

Woody Allen is an Academy Award-winning American screenwriter, director, actor, comedian, jazz musician, author, and playwright. Allen's films draw heavily on literature, sexuality, philosophy, psychology, Jewish identity, New York City, and the history of movie theater. He is also a jazz clarinetist who performs regularly at small venues in Manhattan.

Wins[]

50th Academy Awards, 1977
Best DirectorAnnie Hall (shared with Marshall Brickman)
Best Original ScreenplayAnnie Hall
59th Academy Awards, 1986
Best Original ScreenplayHannah and Her Sisters
84th Academy Awards, 2011
Best Original ScreenplayMidnight in Paris

Nominations[]

50th Academy Awards, 1977
Best DirectorAnnie Hall
Best Original ScreenplayAnnie Hall (shared with Marshall Brickman)
51st Academy Awards, 1978
Best DirectorInteriors
52nd Academy Awards, 1979
Best Original ScreenplayManhattan (shared with Marshall Brickman)
57th Academy Awards, 1984
Best DirectorBroadway Danny Rose
Best Original ScreenplayBroadway Danny Rose
58th Academy Awards, 1985
Best Original ScreenplayThe Purple Rose of Cairo
59th Academy Awards, 1986
Best DirectorHannah and Her Sisters
Best Original ScreenplayHannah and Her Sisters
60th Academy Awards, 1987
Best Original ScreenplayRadio Days
62nd Academy Awards, 1989
Best DirectorCrimes and Misdemeanors
Best Original ScreenplayCrimes and Misdemeanors
63rd Academy Awards, 1990
Best Original ScreenplayAlice
65th Academy Awards, 1992
Best Original ScreenplayHusbands and Wives
67th Academy Awards, 1994
Best DirectorBullets Over Broadway
Best Original ScreenplayBullets Over Broadway (shared with Douglas McGrath)
68th Academy Awards, 1995
Best Original ScreenplayMighty Aphrodite
70th Academy Awards, 1997
Best Original ScreenplayDeconstructing Harry
78th Academy Awards, 2005
Best Original ScreenplayMatch Point
84th Academy Awards, 2011
Best DirectorMidnight in Paris
Best Original ScreenplayMidnight in Paris
86th Academy Awards, 2013
Best Original ScreenplayBlue Jasmine


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