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The 19 pages that link to Woody Allen, each with the reason it gives.

• Marx BrothersRelated: His film What's Up, Tiger Lily? and later comments reflect the Marx Brothers' influence on his comedy.

• Diane KeatonRelated: His creative partnership with Keaton produced several films and her signature screen role.

• Michael CaineRelated: Allen directed Caine in the performance that earned him his first Academy Award.

• Sid CaesarRelated: Allen joined Caesar’s writing staff for Caesar’s Hour, connecting the show to a later generation of comedy.

• Mia FarrowRelated: Farrow starred in many of Allen’s films and was his partner for over a decade.

• Penélope CruzRelated: Allen directed the performance that won Cruz her Academy Award.

• Ronan FarrowRelated: Farrow’s family history includes the long-running public dispute over allegations against Allen.

• André PrevinRelated: Previn appeared as a pianist in Allen’s 1978 film A Wedding.

• Cate BlanchettRelated: He wrote and directed the film for which Blanchett won Best Actress.

• Dianne WiestRelated: He directed Wiest in the films that earned her both Academy Awards.

• Groucho MarxRelated: Allen’s admiration for Groucho reflects the comedian’s lasting influence on American comic writing.

• Mira SorvinoRelated: He directed Mighty Aphrodite, the film that brought Sorvino her Academy Award.

• Sven NykvistRelated: Nykvist photographed several Allen films, including Another Woman and Crimes and Misdemeanors.

• Christopher WalkenRelated: Allen directed Walken in Annie Hall, one of Walken’s early prominent film roles.

• Scarlett JohanssonRelated: Johansson starred in three Allen films, including Match Point and Vicky Cristina Barcelona.