Two nominations at the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards recognized the series for Outstanding Documentary Series and Directing for a Documentary Program.
“Manhattan, movies & me”
Two nominations at the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards recognized the series for Outstanding Documentary Series and Directing for a Documentary Program.
Go deeperWoody Allen grew up in a large Jewish family in Brooklyn during the 1930s. The documentary follows his rise from a standup comedian in Greenwich Village to a prominent filmmaker. It features interviews with notable figures such as Diane Keaton and Martin Scorsese, who discuss his creative process. The series covers his early comedy films, his Oscar-winning success with Annie Hall in 1977, and his later work, including Midnight in Paris, released in 2011.
Woody Allen: A Documentary was directed by Robert B. Weide.
The documentary premiered in 2011 as part of the American Masters series on PBS.
The series received two nominations at the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards.
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