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The Front (1976)

A cashier poses as a writer for blacklisted talents to submit their work through, but the injustice around him pushes him to take a stand.

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Nick F 06 Oct 2007

Another one that comes in under the radar and moves you. Allen plays a front for TV writers who've been blacklisted. The cast includes several who were blacklisted themselves in the early 50s.

Tim D 26 Jun 2007

I was surprised to learn Woody didn't direct this as well.

Itamar K 07 Feb 2011

The Front is not a Woody Allen movie (in contrast with Casino Royale and Play It Again, Sam which he didn't direct but did take part in writing), nor is it - and I can't stress that enough - in any way a comedy; in fact, it's probably what drove Allen to more serious filmmaking (indeed he made his first straight drama two years later with Interiors). It's a strong political and social statement, even if it has some flaws as a film. The script is first-rate though, and Woody delivers an impressive performance - but it's Zero Mostel who steals the show in a performance that's both hilarious and tear-jearking.

Piyush K 20 Sep 2007

Not the very best...because its not written or directed by Allen....still i think he kicks butt

Isaac P 21 Jun 2007

a great commentary on enlightened self-interest; politically relivant today.