Annie Hall | reviewed by: Scott Crick | March 23, 2012
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#anniehall One of the best Woody Allen films I've seen with good subversive humour and a young, quirky and attractive Diane Keaton
| genre | Comedy | Romance |
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| synopsis | The neurotic New Yorker Woody Allen tells one of the greatest romantic comedies to be set in the city of New York. |
| lead actors | Woody Allen | Diane Keaton | Tony Roberts | Carol Kane | Paul Simon | Shelley Duvall | Janet Margolin | Colleen Dewhurst | Christopher Walken | Donald Symington | Helen Ludlam | Mordecai Lawner | Joan Neuman | Jonathan Munk | Dick Cavett | Marshall McLuhan | Jeff Goldblum | Shelley Hack | Beverly D'Angelo | Tracey Walter | Sigourney Weaver | Truman Capote |
| director | Woody Allen |












