Woody Allen: New Yorker
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This book is the first detailed study of Woody Allen's life and work, and an original attempt to locate Allen's work in the great tradition of American popular culture. It explores that inimitable New York Jewish voice in the themes, dreams, hopes and hidden meanings of Allen's urban humour, with countless examples of Allen's own hilarious comic lines.
Author: Graham McCann
Format: Paperback, 230 pages, 154mm x 228mm, 397 g
Published: 1990, John Wiley and Sons Ltd, United Kingdom
Genre: Biography: The Arts
Description
This book is the first detailed study of Woody Allen's life and work, and an original attempt to locate Allen's work in the great tradition of American popular culture. It explores that inimitable New York Jewish voice in the themes, dreams, hopes and hidden meanings of Allen's urban humour, with countless examples of Allen's own hilarious comic lines.
Woody Allen: New Yorker