Doesn't work as a drama or comedy
Stardust Memories was not one of Woody Allen’s strongest releases. It’s about art, love and fame as Allen plays a celebrity who has to deal with his fans, critics and series of women. The problem is that the drama isn’t always interesting and none of the comedic parts are funny. Even Allen’s usual neurotic self-deprecation doesn’t work here. The drama falls flat as well. For instance, one of the reoccurring scenes of the film is people walking up to Allen and asking for autographs and for him to make appearances for them. Yes, that’s a big part of being famous but it doesn’t make it an appealing story.
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