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January 14, 2012 08:21 pm GMT
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9 Things Every Entrepreneur Needs to Learn From Woody Allen
I hate Woody Allen. Heres why. Because if youre Jewish and a little neurotic then it has become a clich that nerdy neurotic Jewish people describe themselves as Woody Allen-esque thinking it will attract women. They do this on dating services. The idea is that they will then attract some waif-like Mia Farrow-ish (or the 17-year-old Mariel Hemingway in Manhattan) blonde who will love all of their neuroses and want to have sex all the time and will, in the ideal case (the 17-year-old Mariel Hemingway in Manhattan, the 21-year-old Juliette Lewis in Husbands & Wives), be the most mature in the movie and yet still be madly in love with the 30-year-older Allen.This only happens in Woody Allen movies. And power to him. He made the movies. He can do whatever the hell he wants in them. If Mariel Hemingway wants to have sex with him all the time then no problem. He wrote the movie! Its up to you whether you believe it or not.Allen puts out a new movie or two every year. So hes built up a substantial body of work that we can learn from. Why learn? Because clearly he is a genius, regardless of what other opinions anyone might have of him (and I only know him through his work. I dont know his personal life at all). It is interesting to see how he, as an artist and creator, has evolved. To see how his idiosyncratic humor has changed, how he twists reality further to stretch our imagination. He always stands out and stays ahead of the other innovators. And for other people who seek the same, he is worth observing.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/SEE4pstD5OE/
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