This is fascinating: Quentin Tarantino talking about how, as a teenager in the 1970s, watching Annie Hall and other classic Woody Allen movies impressed and influenced his cinematic education.
Quentin is probably the quintessential LA crime director. Woody is probably the quintessential NYC romantic comedy director. As movie directors and auteurs, they couldn't be more different -- but talent respects talent, genius respect genius. And while they occupy different spheres of the American film universe, it's great to her a master talking about another master. No East Coast vs. West Coast beef here!
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