Humor master Woody Allen tells the story behind the movie

Humor master Woody Allen tells the story behind the movie

Book title: Apropos of Nothing

Subtitle: Woody Allen’s Autobiography | Author: Woody Allen

Publisher: Nova Publishing | Producer: New Classic Culture

“I can see life as a tragedy or a comedy, depending on my Blood sugar level, but I always thought it was meaningless."

Woody Allen, a humor master worshiped by millions of movie fans, is a famous American director, screenwriter, actor and writer. His career as a director. Spanning half a century, he has produced more than fifty films, been shortlisted for the original screenplay Oscar 16 times and won three times.

His films are mainly humorous comedies and romantic love movies, such as "Midnight in Paris", "Match Point" and "A Rainy Day in New York".

This is also his only autobiography introduced for the first time. The director himself named the book "Meaningless" in Chinese. The book tells the story of his life of movies, jokes, jazz and love. This biography is a paper talk show in which he devoted all his energy.

If you also like his movies, you will like this book. His fragmentary thoughts are as relaxed and humorous as ever

The book tells the story of his growth and creative process in chronological order, in which he writes that he loved movies, magic, and jazz when he was a child.

He is convinced that he "will do something between comedy and magic", he likes "champagne comedies" and his description of such movies seems to be the scene of his distinctive movie. Reappearance, luxurious apartment, suave protagonist, gorgeous, fashionable and romantic.

The book also tells the stories behind his films, such as conception and casting. "Coffee Society", "Annie Hall", "Deconstructing Love Madness", "Manhattan", "Blue Jasmine", "Husbands, Wifes and Lovers", "Midnight in Barcelona", "With Love in Rome", "Match Point"...