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Whatever Works

Whatever Works

“A new comedy!”
★7.1/10(1,899)PG-13age•2009•1h 32m
ComedyRomance
DirectorWoody Allen
ScreenplayWoody Allen
Larry David stars as Boris, a misanthropic, suicidal ex-physicist whose bitter isolation is upended when he takes in a naive young runaway, played by Evan Rachel Wood, in Woody Allen's return to New York after years shooting in Europe. Written decades earlier for Zero Mostel, the script's fourth-wall-breaking cynicism suits David's own comic persona, resulting in one of Allen's more abrasive late-period comedies about chance, mortality, and finding connection against all logic. A minor entry that divided critics but offers a rare screen showcase for David outside 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'.
Release
Jun 19, 2009
Budget
$15M
Country
United States, France
Revenue
$36M

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Where to watch Whatever Works? Whatever Works is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video with Ads, Howdy Amazon Channel.
Who directed Whatever Works? Whatever Works is directed by Woody Allen.
Who stars in Whatever Works? The main cast of Whatever Works includes Larry David, Evan Rachel Wood, Michael McKean, Conleth Hill, Patricia Clarkson.
How long is Whatever Works? Whatever Works is 1h 32min long.

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Larry David stars as Boris, a misanthropic, suicidal ex-physicist whose bitter isolation is upended when he takes in a naive young runaway, played by Evan Rachel Wood, in Woody Allen's return to New York after years shooting in Europe. Written decades earlier for Zero Mostel, the script's fourth-wall-breaking cynicism suits David's own comic persona, resulting in one of Allen's more abrasive late-period comedies about chance, mortality, and finding connection against all logic. A minor entry that divided critics but offers a rare screen showcase for David outside 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'.

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