Annie Hall

Woody Allen's Oscar-winning masterpiece explores love, sex, relationships and neurosis in a human, and slightly perverted way ("we use a large vibrating egg"). Well, although one might say all of Allen's reflects on such subjects, but none has won so many awards. Starring Diane Keaton and Paul Simon. (1977) Running time: 93 minutes.

Director: Woody Allen
Producer: Charles H. Joffe
Producer: Jack Rollins
Actor: Woody Allen
Actor: Diane Keaton
Actor: Tony Roberts
Actor: Carol Kane
Actor: Paul Simon
Actor: Alan Landers
Actor: Albert M. Ottenheimer
Actor: Arthur Haggerty
Actor: Bernie Styles
Actor: Gary Mule Deer
Actor: Hy Ansel
Actor: James MacKrell
Actor: Joan Newman
Actor: Jonathan Munk
Actor: Michael Aronin
Actor: Michael Karm
Actor: Ruth Volner
Actor: Stanley de Santis
Actor: William Callaway
Actor: Colleen Dewhurst
Actor: Janet Margolin
Actor: Helen Ludlam
Actor: Shelley Duvall
Actor: Christopher Walken
Actor: Donald Symington
Actor: Mordecai Lawner
Actor: Veronica Radburn
Actor: Martin Rosenblatt
Actor: Rashel Novikoff
Actor: Russell Horton
Actor: Dick Cavett
Actor: Christine Jones
Actor: Mary Boylan
Actor: John Doumanian
Actor: Bob Maroff
Actor: Rick Petrucelli
Actor: Chris Gampel
Actor: Mark Lenard
Actor: John Glover
Actor: Johnny Haymer
Actor: John Dennis Johnston
Actor: Laurie Bird
Actor: Jim McKrell
Actor: Jeff Goldblum
Actor: Roger Newman
Actor: Vince O'Brien
Actor: Humphrey Davis
Actor: Charles Levin
Actor: Michael J Aronin
Actor: Lou Picetti
Actor: Loretta Tupper
Actor: Shelley Hack
Actor: Paula Trueman
Actor: Beverly D'Angelo
Actor: Tracey Walter
Actor: Gary Allen
Actor: Lucy Lee Flippin
Actor: Sigourney Weaver
Actor: Walter Bernstein
Actor: Artie Butler