Mickey Rose - Turner Classic Movies

Filmography

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Student Bodies (1981)

What's Up Tiger Lily? (1966)

Student Bodies (1981)

Condorman (1981)

I Wonder Who's Killing Her Now (1976)

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Bananas (1971) -- (Movie Clip) Wide World Of Sports

Bananas (1971) -- (Movie Clip) I Could Open A Can Of Ribs

Biography

Filmography

Director (Feature Film)

Student Bodies (1981)

Cast (Feature Film)

What's Up Tiger Lily? (1966)

Writer (Feature Film)

Student Bodies (1981)

Condorman (1981)

I Wonder Who's Killing Her Now (1976)

Take the Money and Run (1969)

What's Up Tiger Lily? (1966)

Writer (Special)

Carson's Comedy Classics (1985)

It Only Hurts When You Laugh (1983)

Comedy News II (1973)

Changing Scene (1971)

The Woody Allen Special (1969)

Special Thanks (Special)

Carson's Comedy Classics (1985)

It Only Hurts When You Laugh (1983)

Comedy News II (1973)

Changing Scene (1971)

The Woody Allen Special (1969)

Life Events

Videos

Bananas (1971) -- (Movie Clip) Wide World Of Sports The audacious opening, from the screenplay by director Woody Allen and Mickey Rose, broadcasters Don Dunphy and Howard Cosell largely improvising their commentary, Carlos Montalbàn as General Vargas, from Bananas, 1971.

Bananas (1971) -- (Movie Clip) I Could Open A Can Of Ribs We’re getting to know New York product-tester Fielding Mellish (co-writer and director Woody Allen), on the subway meeting thugs Anthony Caso and Sylvester Stallone (one of his earliest roles), then activist Nancy (the soon-to-be ex-Mrs. Allen) hustling signatures, in Bananas, 1971.

Bananas (1971) -- (Movie Clip) Four Hundred And Ninety On Rye Co-writer and director Woody Allen as conscripted Peace Corps volunteer Fielding Mellish, elected by Latin American revolutionary comrade Luis (Miguel Suarez) and leader Esposito (Jacobo Morales) to get lunch, in Bananas, 1971, from a screenplay by Allen and Mickey Rose.

Take the Money and Run -- (Movie Clip) Crime Pays The ending of Take the Money and Run, 1969, features star, writer and director Woody Allen as "Virgil Starkwell" being interviewed in prison, referring back to an earlier joke about a gun made of soap.

Take the Money and Run -- (Movie Clip) Schlemiel Louise Lasser is the ex-wife of writer, star and director Woody Allen (who can be heard in the background) appearing as an ex-neighbor of the hero "Virgil" in the mock-documentary Take the Money and Run, 1969.

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