When it comes to Academy recognition, Midnight In Paris writer-director�Woody Allen?s view isn?t that far from the Groucho Marx philosophy held by his Annie Hall alter ego Alvy Singer: Allen would never want to belong to a club that would want someone like him as a member. After Annie Hall scored four Oscar wins, it seemed Allen was an Oscar club member for years to come, especially with 21 nominations under his belt. Not so according to his producer and younger sister Letty Aronson, who has shepherded his films since working on 1994?s Bullets Over Broadway. She�also is behind Allen’s latest Oscar Best Picture nominee, which also earned him Director and Original Screenplay noms. Aronson assesses Midnight In Paris, her 18th collaboration with Allen, as well as her brother?s awards-season track record with AwardsLine’s Anthony D’Alessandro. AWARDSLINE: Midnight In Paris is Woody Allen?s highest grossing film of all-time ($148.4 million worldwide). Why did this title resonate widely with audiences? ARONSON: When I read the script, I said to Woody, “Who?s going to come see this?” No one has heard of Man Ray or Gertrude Stein. He is always determined to make the movie that he has a vision for and it?s my job to always ask “I wonder who will go see it?” It?s one thing to read the script and quite ... Read More »Angelina Jolie Anna Faris Anna Friel Anna Kournikova Anna Paquin AnnaLynne McCord
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