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| Woody Allen | ... | Alvy Singer | |
| Diane Keaton | ... | Annie Hall | |
| Tony Roberts | ... | Rob | |
| Carol Kane | ... | Allison | |
| Paul Simon | ... | Tony Lacey | |
| Shelley Duvall | ... | Pam | |
| Janet Margolin | ... | Robin | |
| Colleen Dewhurst | ... | Mrs. Hall | |
| Christopher Walken | ... | Duane Hall (as Christopher Wlaken) | |
| Donald Symington | ... | Mr. Hall | |
| Helen Ludlam | ... | Grammy Hall | |
| Mordecai Lawner | ... | Mr. Singer | |
| Joan Neuman | ... | Mrs. Singer (as Joan Newman) | |
| Jonathan Munk | ... | Alvy Singer - Age 9 | |
| Ruth Volner | ... | Alvy's Aunt | |
| Martin Rosenblatt | ... | Alvy's Uncle | |
| Hy Anzell | ... | Joey Nichols (as Hy Ansel) | |
| Rashel Novikoff | ... | Aunt Tessie | |
| Russell Horton | ... | Man in Theatre Line | |
| Marshall McLuhan | ... | Himself | |
| Christine Jones | ... | Dorrie | |
| Mary Boylan | ... | Miss Reed | |
| Wendy Girard | ... | Janet | |
| John Doumanian | ... | Coke Fiend | |
| Bob Maroff | ... | Man #1 Outside Theatre | |
| Rick Petrucelli | ... | Man #2 Outside Theatre | |
| Lee Callahan | ... | Ticket Seller at Theatre | |
| Chris Gampel | ... | Doctor in Brooklyn | |
| Dick Cavett | ... | Himself | |
| Mark Lenard | ... | Navy Officer on Dick Cavett Show | |
| Dan Ruskin | ... | Comedian at Rally | |
| John Glover | ... | Actor Boyfriend | |
| Bernie Styles | ... | Comic's Agent | |
| Johnny Haymer | ... | Comic | |
| Ved Bandhu | ... | Maharishi | |
| John Dennis Johnston | ... | L.A. Policeman | |
| Laurie Bird | ... | Tony Lacey's Girlfriend (as Lauri Bird) | |
| Jim McKrell | ... | Lacey Party Guest | |
| Jeff Goldblum | ... | Lacey Party Guest | |
| William Callaway | ... | Lacey Party Guest | |
| Roger Newman | ... | Lacey Party Guest | |
| Alan Landers | ... | Lacey Party Guest | |
| Jean Sarah Frost | ... | Lacey Party Guest | |
| Vince O'Brien | ... | Hotel Doctor | |
| Humphrey Davis | ... | Alvy's Psychiatrist | |
| Veronica Radburn | ... | Annie's Psychiatrist | |
| Robin Mary Paris | ... | Actress in Rehearsal | |
| Charles Levin | ... | Actor in Rehearsal | |
| Wayne Carson | ... | Rehearsal Stage Manager | |
| Michael Karm | ... | Rehearsal Director | |
| Petronia Johnson | ... | Tony's Date at Nightclub | |
| Shaun Casey | ... | Tony's Date at Nightclub | |
| Ricardo Bertoni | ... | Waiter #1 at Nightclub | |
| Michael Aronin | ... | Waiter #2 at Nightclub | |
| Lou Picetti | ... | Street Stranger | |
| Loretta Tupper | ... | Street Stranger | |
| James Burge | ... | Street Stranger | |
| Shelley Hack | ... | Street Stranger (as Shelly Hack) | |
| Albert Ottenheimer | ... | Street Stranger | |
| Paula Trueman | ... | Street Stranger | |
| Beverly D'Angelo | ... | Actress in Rob's TV Show | |
| Tracey Walter | ... | Actor in Rob's TV Show | |
| David Wier | ... | Alvy's Classmate | |
| Keith Dentice | ... | Alvy's Classmate | |
| Susan Mellinger | ... | Alvy's Classmate | |
| Hamit Perezic | ... | Alvy's Classmate | |
| James Balter | ... | Alvy's Classmate | |
| Eric Gould | ... | Alvy's Classmate | |
| Amy Levitan | ... | Alvy's Classmate | |
| Gary Allen | ... | School Teacher | |
| Frank Vohs | ... | School Teacher | |
| Sybil Bowan | ... | School Teacher | |
| Margaretta Warwick | ... | School Teacher | |
| Lucy Lee Flippin | ... | Waitress at Health Food Restaurant (as Lucy Lee Flippen) | |
| Gary Mule Deer | ... | Man at Health Food Restaurant (as Gary Muledeer) | |
| Sigourney Weaver | ... | Alvy's Date Outside Theatre | |
| Walter Bernstein | ... | Annie's Date Outside Theatre | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Truman Capote | ... | Truman Capote Look-Alike (uncredited) | |
| Gregory Doucette | ... | Usher (uncredited) | |
Directed by | |||
| Woody Allen | |||
Writing credits | ||
| Woody Allen | (written by) and | |
| Marshall Brickman | (written by) | |
Produced by | |||
| Fred T. Gallo | .... | associate producer | |
| Robert Greenhut | .... | executive producer | |
| Charles H. Joffe | .... | producer | |
| Jack Rollins | .... | producer | |
Cinematography by | |||
| Gordon Willis | |||
Film Editing by | |||
| Wendy Greene Bricmont | |||
| Ralph Rosenblum | |||
Casting by | |||
| Juliet Taylor | |||
Art Direction by | |||
| Mel Bourne | |||
Set Decoration by | |||
| Robert Drumheller | |||
| Justin Scoppa Jr. | |||
Costume Design by | |||
| Ruth Morley | |||
Makeup Department | |||
| Fern Buchner | .... | makeup artist | |
| Romaine Greene | .... | hair stylist (as Romaine Green) | |
| John Inzerella | .... | makeup artist: Los Angeles | |
| Vivienne Walker | .... | hair stylist: Los Angeles | |
Production Management | |||
| Robert Greenhut | .... | production manager | |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director | |||
| Frederic B. Blankfein | .... | second assistant director (as Fred Blankfein) | |
| C. Tad Devlin | .... | dga trainee (as Tad Devlin) | |
| Fred T. Gallo | .... | first assistant director | |
Art Department | |||
| Joseph Badalucco Jr. | .... | carpenter (as Joseph Badalucco) | |
| Barbara Krieger | .... | set decorator: Los Angeles | |
| Pat O'Connor | .... | property master: Los Angeles | |
| Thomas Saccio | .... | property master | |
| Cosmo Sorice | .... | scenic artist | |
| Joe Williams Sr. | .... | construction grip (as Joseph Williams) | |
Sound Department | |||
| Jack Higgins | .... | sound re-recording mixer | |
| James Pilcher | .... | sound mixer: Los Angeles | |
| James Sabat | .... | sound mixer | |
| Dan Sable | .... | sound editor | |
| William S. Scharf | .... | assistant sound editor (uncredited) | |
| William S. Scharf | .... | sound editor (uncredited) | |
Camera and Electrical Department | |||
| Carl Gibson | .... | key grip: Los Angeles | |
| Brian Hamill | .... | still photographer | |
| Larry D. Howard | .... | gaffer: Los Angeles (as Larry Howard) | |
| Tom Priestley Jr. | .... | first assistant camera (as Thomas Priestley) | |
| Fred Schuler | .... | camera operator | |
| Donald E. Thorin | .... | camera operator: Los Angeles (as Don Thorin) | |
| Dusty Wallace | .... | gaffer | |
| Robert Ward | .... | key grip | |
| Gary Muller | .... | second assistant camera (uncredited) | |
Animation Department | |||
| Christopher Ishii | .... | animator: animated sequences (as Chris Ishii) | |
Casting Department | |||
| Aaron Beckwith | .... | extras casting | |
| Riccardo Bertoni | .... | extras casting (uncredited) | |
Costume and Wardrobe Department | |||
| Nancy McArdle | .... | wardrobe supervisor: Los Angeles | |
| George Newman | .... | wardrobe supervisor | |
| Marilyn Putnam | .... | wardrobe supervisor | |
Editorial Department | |||
| Susan E. Morse | .... | assistant film editor | |
| Sonya Polonsky | .... | assistant film editor (as Sonya Polanski) | |
Transportation Department | |||
| William Curry | .... | transportation captain | |
| James E. Foote | .... | transportation captain: Los Angeles (as James Foote) | |
Other crew | |||
| Artie Butler | .... | accompanist: Miss Keaton | |
| Kay Chapin | .... | script supervisor | |
| Christopher Cronyn | .... | production assistant (as Chris Cronyn) | |
| Patricia Crown | .... | assistant: Mr. Allen | |
| Martin Danzig | .... | location manager | |
| Daisy Gerber | .... | location manager: Los Angeles | |
| Sam Goldrich | .... | location auditor | |
| Lois Kramer Hartwick | .... | production office coordinator (as Lois Kramer) | |
| Ralph Lauren | .... | clothing by | |
| Scott MacDonough | .... | unit publicist | |
| Beth Rudin | .... | production assistant | |
| Stuart Smiley | .... | production assistant | |
| Douglas Dean III | .... | production assistant (uncredited) | |
| Dennis Kear | .... | stand-in: Woody Allen (uncredited) | |
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`Annie Hall', long thought to be Woody Allen's opus, is perhaps a perfect romantic comedy because it not only shows the happy, touching moments of relationships, but also displays the reality of coupling the occasional waning of interest in one another, the hypercritical moments, etc. It is absolutely brilliantly written; Woody Allen exhibits his usual dry humor and self-deprecation, but also his sensitive, passionate and romantic side. It was because of this film that I fell in love with Woody Allen at the age of twelve (take your cheap shot here) and almost twenty years later he still is that intellectual, bookish and humorous ideal. Diane Keaton was his muse and co-star for this film, and they are perfect counterparts so much so that their interaction onscreen doesn't seem like viewing two actors in a film, but is a much more voyeuristic experience. Watching `Annie Hall' is like sitting at a bistro table and observing another couple a few tables away, and that is just one of the elements that make this film so endearing. Most people can relate to at least some aspects of Alvy and Annie's relationship, which helps make this film a timeless one.
However, `Annie Hall' is not just a good romantic comedy; it is a film that engages some unusual storytelling techniques. Actors speak directly to the audience, characters interact with strangers on the street who just happen to know the answers to the personal questions posed, there is a brief animation scene, etc. While none of these approaches were new in 1977, their execution was inspired. `Annie Hall' is like a fond memory, or a favorite old song anytime I have discussed this film with others their smiling expressions are usually tinged with a hint of nostalgia, because one can look back on either their past or current relationship and do what precious few films allow us to do relate on a personal level.
--Shelly