Well, okay...

The Kubrick documentary yesterday was pretty good after all. I'd have done things differently, but who cares?

Today I am posting another show about another of my favorite filmmakers, Woody Allen. This BBC special is good and the host is kinda scary. It's as if Woody Allen is being interviewed by Boris Karloff or something. Sorry, Mark Cousins, I mean that in the sweetest sense. "Scene by Scene" is an awesome show!

You might hate Woody Allen, his films, and his life, but there's something here in this interview, in his own words, that seems inspiring to me. His body of work is just amazing! I think, no matter what line of work you're in, his work ethic is something that could be learned from and modeled.

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

Did you dig it?

Doesn't that make you want to write a play, make a movie, or fall in love with a young Asian girl?

Does me!

I think Woody Allen's work has been very important in my life and I don't know where I'd be if I hadn't seen any of it.