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Woody Allen's new contemporary comedy, set to begin filming in Madrid on October 5, has confirmed a cast led by Marton Csokas and Jemima Kirke. The project, produced by Wanda Vision and Gravier Productions, will be marketed internationally by WestEnd Films at the American Film Market. This marks Allen's third production in Spain and his first in Madrid, with the city's name likely included in the final title.
Woody Allen’s new contemporary comedy is set to begin principal photography in Madrid on October 5, 2026. The film, which will be shot in English, features an ensemble cast including Marton Csokas, Jemima Kirke, Jakob Oftebro, Peter Vives, and Alexi Wasser. WestEnd Films has secured world sales rights for the project, which is produced by Wanda Vision, Gravier Productions, and 3SIX9 Studios. This marks Allen’s third film shot in Spain, following 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona' and 'Rifkin's Festival', and his first to be filmed in Madrid. The production is expected to be introduced to international buyers at the upcoming American Film Market.
Woody Allen’s next film, set to begin shooting in Madrid on October 5, 2026, has secured approximately €3 million in public grants from the Madrid Regional Government and City Council. The funding is contingent on the film including 'Madrid' in its title, premiering at an international festival, and featuring at least 15% of scenes shot in recognizable city exteriors. While the cast and plot remain unannounced, the project is estimated to cost $11.4 million, with significant portions still to be raised through international sales and tax credits.
Louise Lasser, best known for the satirical 'Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman' and her collaborations with ex-husband Woody Allen, has died at age 87 of natural causes at her New York City home, ending a diverse career in Broadway, film and television.
Louise Lasser, star of Norman Lear’s Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, died at 87 of natural causes in Manhattan. A Broadway alum who rose to TV fame with the satirical soap, she appeared in Woody Allen’s early films, hosted Saturday Night Live in 1976, and acted across classics such as The Bob Newhart Show, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Taxi, Laverne & Shirley and St. Elsewhere, with later turns in Happiness (1998), Funny Pages (2022) and Girls. She is survived by her partner Michael Citriniti.
Louise Lasser, the demure star of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and Woody Allen’s early leading lady, died at 87 of natural causes in Manhattan. A Broadway alum who appeared in Allen’s early films and went on to headline the cult TV satire Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, her career spanned stage, film and TV, with later roles including HBO’s Girls and guest turns on shows like Taxi and The Mary Tyler Moore Show. Her personal life included a 1976 cocaine arrest and a brief Saturday Night Live hosting ban, experiences she channeled into her distinctive comic persona.
Justice Department emails reveal Jeffrey Epstein helped Bechet Allen, Woody Allen and Soon-Yi Previn’s daughter, gain admission to Bard College by coordinating with Bard President Leon Botstein; Bard says the admission was merit-based, and Bechet Allen later graduated in May 2021.
Newly released Epstein files reveal Soon-Yi Previn emailing Epstein to say the #MeToo movement has gone too far and to condemn a 15-year-old in the Weiner sexting case as despicable and disgusting, while criticizing Ronan Farrow’s prestige in a New York Times/Deadline context. The messages, spanning 2016–2018, also show Previn forwarding Epstein materials and maintaining ties with Epstein alongside her husband Woody Allen, shedding new light on the high-profile circle surrounding the case and the timing leading up to Epstein’s death in 2019.
Scarlett Johansson defends her support for Woody Allen amidst allegations, emphasizing the importance of integrity and standing up for personal beliefs, while also discussing industry issues like voice cloning and streaming releases.
Woody Allen plans to shoot his next film in Madrid after securing €1.5 million in regional funding, with the project titled 'Wasp 2026,' marking his continued collaboration with Spain despite previous attempts in Italy and Barcelona. The funding is part of Madrid's promotional campaign, contingent on the film's international success and festival premieres.
Woody Allen paid a heartfelt tribute to Diane Keaton, describing her as a unique and illuminating presence both on and off screen, recalling their long history together and her significant contributions to film and culture. Keaton, who passed away at 79, starred in numerous Allen films including Annie Hall, and was celebrated by peers like Francis Ford Coppola for her talent and creativity.
Woody Allen paid a heartfelt tribute to Diane Keaton, describing her as his muse and expressing deep admiration for her talent and personality following her death at age 79. Their long-standing friendship, collaborations, and her support during his controversies highlight her significant impact on his life and career.
Woody Allen paid a heartfelt tribute to Diane Keaton, describing her as a unique and luminous presence who significantly impacted his life and career, and mourning her recent passing. Keaton, renowned for her role in 'Annie Hall' and her multifaceted talents, died in California, leaving behind a legacy of film, art, and inspiration.
Woody Allen paid a heartfelt tribute to Diane Keaton following her death at 79, recalling their romantic relationship, creative partnership, and her multifaceted talents, emphasizing her luminous presence and lasting legacy in film and beyond.
Woody Allen reminisces about Diane Keaton, highlighting her unique presence, her journey from Orange County to stardom, and their collaboration in theater and film, emphasizing her exceptional talent and charm.