Initiated by producer-director Pierre Drouot, Woody Allen for the very first time agrees to let a filmmaker, Belgium's André Delvaux, film him during one of his own productions, Stardust Memories. Woody talks about his work, always steering clear of the anecdotal or the private.
Direction
Delvaux turns evasion into choreography.
Cinematography
Gordon Willis shadows as Woody deflects — perfect tension.
Director
André Delvaux
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This was Delvaux's only documentary; he spent his career making fiction films about memory and obsession, so of course he was drawn to Woody's.
The 1.0 TMDB rating is almost certainly vote brigading from Allen's post-2018 cancellation, not actual 1980s viewers — making the film's subject (public image vs. private reality) ironically prophetic.
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