Directors Guild of America
Woody Allen received a lifetime achievement award from the Directors Guild of America
Follow Woody Allen through 64 dated historical records for United States of America.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Woody Allen received a lifetime achievement award from the Directors Guild of America
Woody Allen marries Soon-Yi Previn
In 1997, Woody Allen made Deconstructing Harry, a nonlinear comedy-drama about a writer facing characters from his own stories.
In 1998, Woody Allen made Celebrity, a satire about fame centered on a writer moving among celebrities.
In 1999, Woody Allen made Sweet and Lowdown, a period drama about a fictional jazz guitarist portrayed by Sean Penn.
In 2000, Woody Allen made Small Time Crooks, a caper comedy about burglars whose accidental business becomes a sensation.
In 2001, Woody Allen made The Curse of the Jade Scorpion, a period crime comedy involving an insurance investigator and a hypnotist.
In 2002, Woody Allen made Hollywood Ending, a Hollywood satire about a director whose eyesight fails during production.
Allen wins the Prince of Asturias Award
In 2003, Woody Allen made Anything Else, a romantic comedy contrasting youthful aspiration and emotional uncertainty.
In 2004, Woody Allen made Melinda and Melinda, a story told in parallel comic and tragic versions of the same premise.
In 2005, Woody Allen made Match Point, a London-set thriller involving ambition, class and destructive desire.
Wtites, "Scoop"
Wtites, "Cassandras Dream"
Writes, "Vicky Cristina Barcelona"
Directs, "Whatever Works"
In 2010, Woody Allen made You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger, a London-set comedy about an aging couple and their restless acquaintances.
In 2011, Woody Allen made Midnight in Paris, a time-travel fantasy about a screenwriter visiting literary Paris at night.
In 2012, Woody Allen made To Rome with Love, an ensemble romantic comedy exploring intertwined stories in Rome.
In 2013, Woody Allen made Blue Jasmine, a drama about a woman confronting financial collapse and family tension.
In 2014, Woody Allen made Magic in the Moonlight, a 1920s-set romantic comedy involving a magician and a purported psychic.
In 2015, Woody Allen made Irrational Man, a philosophical mystery about a professor wrestling with moral choices.
In 2016, Woody Allen made Cafe Society, a period romance set within Hollywood and New York social circles.
In 2017, Woody Allen made Wonder Wheel, a drama about a Coney Island waitress whose life becomes entangled in a romance.
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