Allan Stewart Konigsberg (professionally known as Woody Allen)

• Chinese Name：伍迪·艾伦 Male
• Gender：Male
• Height：5 ft 5 in (165 cm)
• Date of Birth：December 1, 1935
• Place of Birth：Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
• Profession：Filmmaker, Director, Actor, Comedian, Screenwriter, Playwright, Musician
• Introduce：Woody Allen is a prolific American filmmaker and comedian whose career, spanning more than six decades, has made him one of the most distinctive—if divisive—voices in modern cinema. He began as a gag writer and stand-up comedian in the 1950s and transitioned into writing and directing films in the 1960s, developing a trademark blend of neurotic humor, philosophical reflection, and urban intimacy. Allen’s early auteur works—including comedies and romantic dramedies—established recurring themes: intellectual characters wrestling with love, mortality and meaning against meticulously observed city backdrops, often scored by jazz clarinet and saxophone. Films such as Annie Hall and Manhattan brought him mainstream acclaim and solidified his reputation for sharp dialogue, inventive narrative structure, and a signature onscreen persona. Over the years he has worked across a wide stylistic range, from broad comedy to melancholic dramas and literary pastiches, and has written or directed dozens of features characterized by personal authorship and steady creative output. His achievements in writing and directing earned significant critical recognition and multiple Academy Awards and nominations. In later decades, Allen’s public and critical standing has been complicated by highly publicized personal controversies and allegations that have affected perceptions of his legacy and professional collaborations. Nonetheless, his influence on American independent filmmaking—through a small, writer‑director model and a distinctive voice blending humor and existential inquiry—remains notable in film history.