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Woody Allen: A Biography

by Eric Lax

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Info:	Da Capo Press (2000), Edition: New edition, Paperback, 356 pages
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New York Times bestseller (Nonfiction, 1991)

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Amazon.com (ISBN 0306809850, Paperback)

This affectionate biography of Woody Allen is the best account of his life you can buy. Eric Lax, a longtime friend of Allen's, does not recite Allen's story by chronological rote. Instead, he begins in the present day and digresses from it to past events. The result is an anecdotal account that manages to give all the details of Allen's development as an artist and a man while remaining consistently entertaining, enlightening, and funny.

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