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I have to be honest, although this book is very well written and incredibly well researched, I only read part of it. Like many people, my love for Woody Allen disappeared because of his horrendous personal behavior. I really haven't thought about him in years. When I saw this book, however, I was curious. I had been a huge fan at one time.
So I read the parts I was interested in--his early career and then the run of remarkable films in the 70s and 80s. I learned a great deal even though I had read many Woody Allen books back in the day. McGilligan uncovers many, many interesting tidbits I'd never heard before.
That said, I couldn't bring myself to read the portions from the 1990s onward.
But if you're open to reading a book about him, I can't imagine a better one that what McGilligan has produced.
Thanks to Netgalley for providing me with an e-galley in return for this honest review.