Woody Allen - Revision history

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‎Appearances

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 |status = Alive
-|job = Screenwriter<br>Director<br>Actor<br>Comedian<br>Author<br>Playwright<br>Musician
+|job = Filmmaker<br>Actor<br>Comedian
 |relatives = '''Wife:''' [[Soon-Yi Previn]]
 |appearance = "[[The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson]]"
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-'''Woody Allen''' is an American screenwriter, director, actor, comedian, author, playwright, and musician.
+'''Woody Allen''' is an American filmmaker, actor, and comedian.
 == History ==

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 == Behind the Laughter ==
-In the "King Homer" part of "[[Treehouse of Horror III]] In the [[The Springfield Shopper]] front page dated November 19, 1936 announcing King Homer's upcoming wedding also had a below the fold headline for "{{Ch|Dick Cavett}} Born." The original plan was for the lower headline to be Woody Allen's birth on November 30, 1935, but production decided to switch to TV talk show host Dick Cavett before the original airdate. The Woody Allen Born headline with his picture as an adult is still visible in the episode while the newspaper frontpage is spinning.
+In the "King Homer" part of "[[Treehouse of Horror III]]", on ''[[The Springfield Shopper]]'' front page dated November 19, 1936 announcing King Homer's upcoming wedding also had a below the fold headline for "{{Ch|Dick Cavett}} Born." The original plan was for the lower headline to be Woody Allen's birth on November 30, 1935, but production decided to switch to TV talk show host Dick Cavett before the original airdate. The Woody Allen Born headline with his picture as an adult is still visible in the episode while the newspaper frontpage is spinning.
 [[Bart]] is spoofing Woody Allen in the framing segments of "[[Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing]]" in a parody of his 1977 romantic comedy ''{{W|Annie Hall}}''.

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 == Appearances ==
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+*{{THOH|Treehouse of Horror III|(picture)}}
 *{{ep|Homie the Clown|(mentioned)}}
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 == Behind the Laughter ==
-In the "King Homer" part of "[[Treehouse of Horror III]] In the [[The Springfield Shopper]] front page dated November 19, 1936 announcing King Homer's upcoming wedding also had a below the fold headline for "{{ch|Dick Cavett}} Born." The original plan was for the lower headline to be Woody Allen's birth on November 30, 1935, but production decided to switch to TV talk show host Dick Cavett before the original airdate. The Woody Allen Born headline with his picture as an adult is still visible in the episode while the newspaper frontpage is spinning.
+In the "King Homer" part of "[[Treehouse of Horror III]] In the [[The Springfield Shopper]] front page dated November 19, 1936 announcing King Homer's upcoming wedding also had a below the fold headline for "{{Ch|Dick Cavett}} Born." The original plan was for the lower headline to be Woody Allen's birth on November 30, 1935, but production decided to switch to TV talk show host Dick Cavett before the original airdate. The Woody Allen Born headline with his picture as an adult is still visible in the episode while the newspaper frontpage is spinning.
 [[Bart]] is spoofing Woody Allen in the framing segments of "[[Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing]]" in a parody of his 1977 romantic comedy ''{{W|Annie Hall}}''.

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 == Non-canon ==
 {{Noncanon}}
 At the Awareness Awards, they gave Woody Allen a lot of awards, when he learned they were fake, he said it was to good to be true.<ref>"[[Behind the Laughter]]"</ref>
 == Behind the Laughter ==
 === Foreign dubs ===
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 == External links ==
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 == Non-canon ==
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 In the [[The Springfield Shopper]] that spins to the screen, it mentions that it's Woody Allen's birthday.<ref>"[[Treehouse of Horror III]]"</ref>

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 When the [[Simpson family]] was in [[Tokyo]] they saw Woody Allen doing a commercial for [[Fujikawa Rice Crackers]].<ref>"[[Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo]]"</ref>
-When [[Homer]] visits the writing room for fortune cookies, one of the writers was Woody Allen.  He types something, then crumples the slip of paper in disgust and tosses it into a tiny wastebasket and asked himself, what he doing here, he should be in [[New York City|New York]] writing riddles on Popsicle sticks.<ref>"[[A Hunka Hunka Burns in Love]]"</ref>
+When [[Homer]] visits the writing room for fortune cookies, one of the writers was Woody Allen. He types something, then crumples the slip of paper in disgust and tosses it into a tiny wastebasket and asked himself, what he doing here, he should be in [[New York City|New York]] writing riddles on Popsicle sticks.<ref>"[[A Hunka Hunka Burns in Love]]"</ref>
 Allen has a star on [[The Jewish Walk of Fame]].<ref>"[[Today I Am a Clown]]"</ref>