Woody Allen in "Sleeper"

'They say Woody Allen got something from the Marx Brothers. He didn't. He is an original. The best. The funniest."- Groucho Marx.

He was the one true heir to the Marx Brothers with stellar films, like 1971's "Bananas" and "Sleeper" (1973). And in 1977, his Oscar-worthy performance, in "Annie Hall", is still one of the most hilarious, in a movie he also wrote and won an oscar for. He is undoubtedly a key star of his time. Films like 1983's "Zelig" and 1986's "Hannah and Her Sisters", inevitably attest to the fact. (CD)