I was thinking to myself he other day, that I don't think I've ever seen Woody smile in his movies. Then in the secene in the begining when he's dancing with the showgirl he actually shows somewhat of a smile. Weird. I think that was the first time I've ever seen him smile.
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Him smiling is the final image of Manhattan.
shareYes, but that smile at the end of Manhattan is very twisted. He's not smiling because he's a happy, but rather because of how terribly it all turned out. Sorta like, "geez, how did I mess this up?"
shareThe reason for that smile in Manhattan is up for debate.
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His smile is in direct response to "You've got to have a little faith in people." It's the perfect, perfect Woody non-answer. For we know him so well by the end of the film words are simply superfluous. There's a bit of an ambiguous mystery as to what he *would* have said...but I think by then Woody's "complained out". He's looking for the perfect, witty retort...and there's none. But he's scanning, scanning....
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He also smiles in Bananas and in more recently, Scoop.
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Gotta love Woody's uber-nerd smile to Sylvester Stallone on the subway....
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The smile in the showgirl scene is also very twisted. It's sarcastic actually, and goes along with him trying to fake his way through the performance. It's pretty odd that he smiles so rarely, I'm sure there're more occurances but its just weird that none seem to come to mind.
sharelobster scene in annie hall, he's having the time of his life with annie, laughing. transitory, of course.
shareHe smiles in Hannah and Her Sisters when he finds out he isn't dying.
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Woody also smiles with (hilarious) wicked intent in Love and Death, when he's flirting with the Countess Alexandrovna.
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Also, in Hannah and her Sisters, when he finds out his wife is pregnant.
shareHe smiles multiple times in Midnight in Paris
shareHe also does some hilarious nervous laughter in A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy.
shareIsnt he smiling in the lobster scene in Annie Hall too?
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"He smiles multiple times in Midnight in Paris"
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He smiled quite big when showing his cut of the Lester documentary in "Crimes & Misdeamnors".
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Yes he was cracking up in that scene, R-R!
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