Love and Death & The "Early Funny Ones"
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Love and Death & The "Early Funny Ones"
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This week on "That 70s Movie Podcast," Jonathan and Michael hit the frontlines for Woody Allen's 1975 comedy classic "Love and Death" and also his four other "early funny ones" - "Take the Money and Run," "Bananas", "Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex (*But Were Afraid to Ask)," and "Sleeper."
It's not often we talk about five different films in one sitting, but tackling Allen's early comedy movies gave us a chance to chart his evolution as a filmmaker, chronicle the early part of his career, and examine what has changed and what has stayed consistent in his filmmaking.
We also talked about the brilliance of Diane Keaton as his comedic co-star, Allen's embrace of the New Hollywood ethos throughout his career, and above all, our favorite jokes from these hilarious early movies.
So grab your gub and your catcher mitt, watch out for snakebites, don't slip on the banana peels, and join us for this week's episode of "That 70s Movie Podcast."
Also, check out our guest appearance on The Thinking Mind Podcast, as we discussed the 1988 Woody Allen drama "Another Woman."
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