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• rogerebert.com [Roger Ebert]
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• Every Woody Allen Movie
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• Film Blerg [Jemima Bucknell]
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• The Year in Film: 1980 [Erik Beck]

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17/04/2014 06:16 par tellurikwaves

Anciennement sur "BANANAS"...l'ai remplacée ce matin

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Pratiquement rien en français sur ce film sur Wikki :ni fiche technique,ni anecdotes

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17/04/2014 06:09 par tellurikwaves

Sharon Stone :un tout petit rôle

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Cast
Woody Allen : Sandy Bates
Charlotte Rampling : Dorrie
Jessica Harper : Daisy
Marie-Christine Barrault : Isobel
Daniel Stern : L'acteur
Tony Roberts : Tony
Amy Wright : Shelley
Helen Hanft : Vivian Orkin
Leonardo Cimino : L'analyste de Sandy
Filomena Spagnuolo : une fan à l'arrivée à l'hôtel
Sharon Stone  : Une jeune femme dans le train
John Doumanian : le fan arménien
 

Š-DR-STARDUST MEMORIES de Woody Allen (1980)

17/04/2014 06:05 par tellurikwaves

Stardust Memories est un film américain de Woody Allen sorti en 1980.(et dont "on"n'a pas jugé nécessaire de bousiller le titre original merci beaucoup

Résumé

Cinéaste reconnu et admiré, Sandy Bates traverse une véritable crise existentielle. Lassé de n'être considéré que pour son humour, il ne supporte plus les exigences de ses admiratrices et les critiques de l'intelligentsia new-yorkaise.

Il profite d'un festival organisant une rétrospective de son œuvre pour faire le point sur sa vie de créateur et ses relations amoureuses.Sandy est en effet tiraillé entre Dorrie, son actuelle petite amie, et Isobel, une femme mariée dont il est éperdument amoureux et qui semble la seule à pouvoir lui apporter la stabilité.

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http://www.woodyallenpages.com/

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16/04/2014 16:40 par tellurikwaves

Not perfect, but enormously likable.
7/10
Author: gridoon
9 December 1999

"Play It Again, Sam" is not an altogether successful film: it gets kind of monotonous midway through, and it has a few dead spots and mediocre jokes along the way. But I still like it very much. A warmly funny, enormously likable film, it contains some absolutely hilarious moments (watch for his first blind date and the scene where he follows - and overdoes - the advice that Bogart's ghost gave him to tell Diane Keaton how beautiful she is). Keaton is really lovely and adds an extra sparkle to the movie. Wacky and emotional at the same time, the film is recommended even to not-very-enthusiastic Allen fans.

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16/04/2014 16:36 par tellurikwaves

Very good Woody Allen film
8/10
Author: Wayne Malin (wwaayynnee51@hotmail.com) from United States
9 December 2005

Allen plays a film critic who has been cruelly dumped by his wife. Je wants to meet other women but is very neurotic (no surprise there). He idolizes Humphrey Bogart who shows up from time to time to give him advice on dealing with woman. His best friends--couple Diane Keaton and Tony Roberts--try to help also.

Naturally he ends up falling for Keaton. Allen didn't direct this (Herbert Ross did) but he wrote it. So it sounds like a Woody Allen film but doesn't LOOK like an Allen film. For one thing it was shot in San Francisco--not New York! It's also somewhat dated in 1970s dialogue and fashion. There's also a running joke involving Roberts and telephones that doesn't work today. Still this is a very good film.

It is an affectionate take-off on "Casablanca" and other old films also. Allen is playing has patented neurotic character but I've always found him funny and his disastrous dates are just great. Also him, Keaton and Roberts always worked well together and it makes their relationship seem very believable. And Jerry Lacy is VERY funny playing Bogart and giving Allen advice.

If you don't like Woody Allen movies this probably won't change your mind. But I found it fast, funny and very entertaining. And the dated 70s touches were actually quite funny. I give this a 8.

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16/04/2014 16:32 par tellurikwaves

10
Author: Claudio Carvalho from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
14 February 2014

In San Francisco, the neurotic, awkward and clumsy film critic Allan (Woody Allen) that is a fan of "Casablanca" is left by his wife Nancy (Susan Anspach) that is tired of their boring life. His friends Linda (Diane Keaton) and her husband Dick (Tony Roberts) try to help him finding available acquaintances to date him. Allan is advised by his alter ego Bogart (Jerry Lacy) how to behave with women, but Allan is too weird and the women never go in a second date with him.

Soon Allan finds that he is in love with Linda, but Dick is his best friend and he does not want to make a move despite Bogart advices. "Play It Again, Sam" is one of the best romantic comedies by Woody Allen in the beginning of his successful career. I saw this movie for the first time when I was still discovering Woody Allen and last time I had seen was on VHS on 12 November 2000 and I have just seen it again on a DVD recently released in Brazil.

The neurotic Allan is hilarious and his discussions with Linda about neurosis and medicines, and his jitters with his dates are very funny. It is curious also to see the typical New Yorker Woody Allen filming in San Francisco. My vote is nine.

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Play it again, Woody
8/10
Author: Galina from Virginia, USA
24 October 2006

Directed by Herbert Ross, "Play It Again, Sam" (1972) is Woody Allen's film from the beginning to the final credits. Allen wrote the screenplay based on his Broadway play and he starred as Allan, a neurotic movie buff who writes the film reviews (what else?). Allan not just loves movies; he lives in the movies' world and constantly takes advices on how to get the girls from the legendary hero of his all time favorite movie "Casablanca", Humphrey Bogart's Rick.

I am not a fan of "Casablanca" at all but if my favorite Artist is so much in love with it, maybe I should give it another try. When Allan's wife Nancy leaves him, his best friend Dick (Tony Roberts) and his lovely wife Linda (Diane Keaton) try to fix him up with several eligible pretty young ladies. Very typically for Woody's characters, he is a total failure with them. The only woman he feels comfortable with, he shares the same insecurities and neuroses, the one whose Birthday he remembers and who he desperately wants is Linda, his best friend's wife.

"Play It Again, Sam" is a remarkable movie for several reasons and one of them - it was the beginning of a wonderful working (and not only) relationship between Allen and Keaton that would result in the movies "Bananas" (1971), "Sleeper" (1973), "Love and Death" (1975), "Annie Hall" (1977), "Interiors" (1978), "Manhattan" (1979), "Radio Days" (1987), and "Manhattan Murder Mystery" (1993) and will bring them both well deserved fame and Oscars.

Made 34 years ago, "Play It Again, Sam" holds up very well and I would call it my favorite earlier Woody's film and the best Woody's film that he has not directed.