Woody Allen is 80! Apparently he didn’t celebrate but many others did on their behalf. Here’s a quick wrap of various articles, lists and tweets.
Esquire revisited Allen’s appearances in their magazine over the years. They also compiled all the times they had Allen on the cover as well as looking at how Allen has evolved over the years in their eyes.
Eonline looked back at Allen’s eight decades by looking at the women in his films from Diane Keaton to Emma Stone.
Forward did an incredible job of ranking other people’s Woody Allen’s lists. Many of the lists are people ranking all of Allen’s films from best to worse.
The Bio website highlights various trivia in Allen’s life, such as he never graduated college or that the split screen in Annie Hall was not a split screen.
Deutsche Welle did a great wrap up of Allen’s life, with top 10 highlights of his film.
Yahoo UK looked his various hits and misses, film-wise.
Marie Claire listed eight of his best films, including Blue Jasmine and Hannah And Her Sisters.
Allen’s bandmates wished him well.
And some well wishes from Sarah Silverman (who shares Allen’s birthday) and Emmanuelle Beart.
YOU GUYS! Thanks 4 all da Bday wishes & happy bday to my fellow comics @BetteMidler Richard Pryor Woody Allen @jonathan_katz & Larry Charles
— Sarah Silverman (@SarahKSilverman) December 1, 2015
partage d’humour !! WOODY ALLEN …..bonne journée JE VOUS EMBRASSE FORTxxx pic.twitter.com/o5WT4ngP98
— Emmanuelle Béart (@EmmanuelleBeart) December 2, 2015
Websites like the BBC, IMDB, Life and Mubi
#OnThisDay 1935: Woody Allen is born “If my films make one more person miserable, I'll feel I have done my job.” pic.twitter.com/db2FXGjo85
— BBC Archive (@BBCArchive) December 1, 2015
Happy 80th birthday, Woody Allen! https://t.co/YZWInBIdAc pic.twitter.com/NAMwCIIt5k
— IMDb (@IMDb) December 1, 2015
Happy birthday, Woody Allen! See more photos: https://t.co/MwUYdq0vlI pic.twitter.com/6wRL6X7Qoz
— LIFE (@LIFE) December 1, 2015
The big 8-0. A very happy birthday to Woody Allen, pictured here on set of Annie Hall by Brian Hamill. pic.twitter.com/S5YqLq2KSa
— MUBI (@mubi) December 1, 2015
Big Allen fans team behind the wonderful Woody Allen: A Documentary and Jason Solomons, author of Woody Allen Film By Film.
"It's not that I'm afraid to die, I just don't want to be there when it happens." #WoodyAllen 80 years old today. pic.twitter.com/TTQoIV41kJ
— Woody Allen Docu (@WoodyAllenDoc) December 1, 2015
Happy 80th Birthday #WoodyAllen: "I don't want to achieve immortality through my work, I want to achieve it by not dying." He's doing both.
— Jason Solomons (@JasonCritic) December 1, 2015
Cinemas like LA’s Chinese Theatre (due to feature in the 2016 film) and London’s Curzon (nodding to Manhattan)
Happy 80th birthday Woody Allen. He's pictured at @ChineseTheatres after filming scenes for an upcoming project. pic.twitter.com/45kyJiB4kg
— TCL Chinese Theatres (@ChineseTheatres) December 1, 2015
Not sure there's a better opening sequence to any film, ever: https://t.co/UZ4nhr85rf
(Happy birthday #WoodyAllen!)— Curzon (@CurzonCinemas) December 1, 2015
There was a lot more tributes, and then a world more that were not in English. There’s too many to collect together!
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