Woody Allen
Woody Allen Real name: Allen Stewart
Konigsberg
Actor, director and screenwriter
Birth Date: ofcember 1, 1935
Place: New York
Father: Martin
Konigsberg, goldsmith, taxi driver and waiter at the Sammy Bovery Follies of
Manhattan.
Mother: Nettea Cherie, accountant
Sister: Letty, born in
1943.
Wife: Soon-Yi Previn (adopted along with Mia Farrow) Former wife: Louise Lasser from 1966 to 1969 (appears in several of his movies) Harlene Rosen from 1956 to 1962
Former couples: Mia Farrow Diane Keaton
Woody and
Mia Farrow had three children, Moses Farrow, Dylan Farrow (adopted daughter),
and Satchel Farrow (biological son). Woody Allen began his career at the
age of 15, he began writing in humorous newspapers and gossip columns and
sending funny histories to the publishers. 1965 Allen worked as a stand
up comedian, he was hired to write the screen of What's New Pussycat,
produced by Charles Feldman.
1966 Woody Allen directed What's up Tiger Lily?,
his first film. Woody Allen loves Venice and donated funds for
reconstruír the Venetian theater "Fenice", that was destroyed in a
fire. 2001 Novembre: Woody Allen, used his talent in order to
participate in a full advertising campaign of humor in favor of new York.
The commercials, destined to make laugh the citizens of New York, always
ended with the same phrase "Be part of the miracle of new
York". 2002 April Woody Allen was in Cannes, to present his film:
"Hollywood ending"that was shown in in the opening ceremony of the film
Festival. 2003 Woody Allen became the ambassador of France for the
publicity of the country, speaking of the beauty of the "hexagon", the french
fries, and the french kiss. With his video "Let's Fall in Love Again", Allen
tried to put an end to the disagreements between frenchs and
americans. 2004 Woody Allen participated in the event Photographs of the
Stars, organized by Reporters Without Borders, an Association of defense of
the liberty of press that gives financial support to the families of the 29
reporters that are in prison in Cuba ....... 2005 The Santa Barbara
International Film Festival will open Jan. 28 with a preview of Woody Allen's
"Melinda and Melinda