Woody Allen Filmography and Television Work
Woody Allen has directed more than 50 films since the 1960s, spanning comedy, drama, and mystery genres. His early stand-up and short films led to features such as Annie Hall, which won four Academy Awards in 1978. Allen also created and starred in the sketch series Take the Money and Run, Manhattan Murder Mystery, and the Amazon series Rifkin's Festival and Crisis in Six Scenes. His TV work includes writing, directing, and acting in projects that mix New York settings with neurotic, dialogue-driven humor.
Allen's recent films continue to appear on streaming platforms and limited theatrical releases. A Rainy Day in New York and Rifkin's Festival have been available on Amazon Prime Video and other services in multiple regions. His television series Crisis in Six Scenes premiered on Amazon Prime Video in 2016 as a limited series. Current availability varies by country, with many titles listed on major streaming catalogs and digital rental platforms.
Streaming Availability and Distribution
Where to Watch Woody Allen Movies and TV Shows
Many Woody Allen films are distributed through Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max, and other licensed platforms. Annie Hall, Manhattan, and Hannah and Her Sisters frequently appear in platform libraries in the United States and Europe. Streaming catalogs rotate titles, so availability depends on current licensing agreements with studios and distributors.
Physical media and digital purchase options remain common for Allen's back catalog. Platforms such as Apple TV, Google Play, and Amazon allow rental or purchase of individual films and series like Crisis in Six Scenes. Box office and streaming data show that Allen's films continue to attract viewers, particularly when added to curated collections on major services.