WOODY ALLEN (Writer-Director)

Blue Jasmine 2013 / director, screenwriter

To Rome With Love 2012/director, screenwriter, actor

Midnight in Paris 2011/ director, screenwriter

• Academy Award® nominee (& winner), Best Original Screenplay
• Academy Award® nominee, Best Picture
• Academy Award® nominee, Best Director
• Academy Award® nominee, Best Achievement in Art Direction

You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger 2010/ director, screenwriter

Whatever Works 2009/ director, screenwriter

Vicky Cristina Barcelona 2008/ director, screenwriter

Cassandra’s Dream 2007/director, screenwriter

Scoop 2006/director, screenwriter, actor

Match Point 2005/director, screenwriter

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Original Screenplay

Melinda and Melinda 2004/director, screenwriter

Anything Else 2003/director, screenwriter, actor

Hollywood Ending 2002/director, screenwriter, actor

Sounds From a Town I Love 2001/director, screenwriter (short)

The Curse of the Jade Scorpion2001/director, screenwriter, actor

Company Man 2001/actor (cameo)

Picking Up the Pieces 2000/actor

Small Time Crooks 2000/director, screenwriter, actor

Sweet and Lowdown 1999/director, screenwriter, on-camera interviewee

Celebrity 1998/director, screenwriter

The Impostors 1998/actor (cameo)

Antz 1998/actor (voice)

The Sunshine Boys (made-for-television movie)1997/actor

Deconstructing Harry 1997/director, screenwriter, actor

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Original Screenplay

Everyone Says I Love You 1996/director, screenwriter, actor

Mighty Aphrodite 1995/director, screenwriter, actor

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Original Screenplay

Don’t Drink the Water (made-for-television movie)1994/director, screenwriter, actor

Bullets Over Broadway 1994/director, co-screenwriter

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Director
• Academy Award® nominee, Best Original Screenplay

Manhattan Murder Mystery 1993/director, co-screenwriter, actor

Husbands and Wives 1992/director, screenwriter, actor

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Original Screenplay

Shadows and Fog 1992/director, screenwriter, actor

Scenes from a Mall 1991/actor

Alice 1990/director, screenwriter

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Original Screenplay

Crimes and Misdemeanors 1989/director, screenwriter, actor

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Director
• Academy Award® nominee, Best Original Screenplay

New York Stories

(“Oedipus Wrecks”) 1989/director, screenwriter, actor

Another Woman 1988/director, screenwriter

September 1987/director, screenwriter

Radio Days 1987/director, screenwriter, narrator

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Original Screenplay

Hannah and Her Sisters 1986/director, screenwriter, actor

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Director
• Academy Award® nominee (& winner), Best Original Screenplay

The Purple Rose of Cairo 1985/director, screenwriter

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Original Screenplay

Broadway Danny Rose 1984/director, screenwriter, actor

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Director
• Academy Award® nominee, Best Original Screenplay

Zelig 1983/director, screenwriter, actor

A Midsummer Night’s Sex Comedy1982/director, screenwriter, actor

Stardust Memories 1980/director, screenwriter, actor

Manhattan 1979/director, co-screenwriter, actor

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Original Screenplay

Interiors 1978/director, screenwriter

• Academy Award® nominee, Best Director
• Academy Award® nominee, Best Original Screenplay

Annie Hall 1977/director, co-screenwriter, actor

• Academy Award® nominee (& winner), Best Director
• Academy Award® nominee (& winner), Best Original Screenplay
• Academy Award® nominee, Best Actor

The Front 1976/actor

Love and Death 1975/director, screenwriter, actor

Sleeper 1973/director, co-screenwriter, actor

Play It Again, Sam 1972/screenwriter, actor

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex But Were Afraid to Ask1972/director, screenwriter, actor

Bananas 1971/director, co-screenwriter, actor

Take the Money and Run 1969/director, co-screenwriter, actor

Casino Royale 1967/actor

What’s Up, Tiger Lily? 1966/co-screenwriter, actor

What’s New Pussycat? 1965/screenwriter, actor

Woody Allen Academy Award® summary

Nominated seven times for Best Director; won for Annie Hall

Nominated fifteen times for Best Original Screenplay; won for Annie Hall, Hannah and Her Sisters and Midnight in Paris

Nominated one time for Best Actor

Three films nominated for Best Picture; won for Annie Hall