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"An insecure, recently-divorced film buff seeks inspiration from his visions of Humphrey Bogart to help him get a date. He ends up falling in love with his best friend's wife and, in true Casablanca style, must ultimately choose between love and loyalty."@en
"In his first film with Diane Keaton, Woody Allen brings his signature brand of comedy to this hilarious romance. Unlucky in love, Allan Felix is a film critic who gets dumped by his wife. Now, his married friends Dick and Linda try in vain to fix him up. Allan's dating skills are less than stellar, even though he keeps getting advice from a recurring hallucination .. his film hero Humphrey Bogart. Summary from container insert."@en
"In his first film with Diane Keaton, Woody Allen brings his signature brand of comedy to this hilarious romance. Unlucky in love, Allan Felix is a film critic who gets dumped by his wife. Now, his married friends Dick and Linda try in vain to fix him up. Allan's dating skills are less than stellar, even though he keeps getting advice from a recurring hallucination . his film hero Humphrey Bogart. Summary from container insert."
"A movie buff periodically takes advice about building relationships with women from a recurring hallucination of Humphrey Bogart. Portions are a parody of the film, Casablanca."@en
"A film adaptation of Woody Allen's Broadway comedy hit. Allen stars as a film buff who is haunted by the spirit of Humphrey Bogart. The apparition gives him dating advice after newly divorced Allen fumbles several attempts to meet women."
"A neurotic film buff takes advice from a recurring hallucination of Humphrey Bogart."@en
"A movie buff periodically receives tips from the spirit of Humphrey Bogart on how to make it with women."@en
"A movie buff periodically receives tips from the spirit of Humphrey Bogart on how to make it with women."
""In his first film with Diane Keaton, Woody Allen brings his signature brand of comedy to this hilarious romance. Unlucky in love. Allan Felix (Allen) is a film critic who gets dumped by his wife. Now, his married friends Dick and Linda (Tony Roberts, Keaton) try in vain to fix him up. Allan's dating skills are less than stellar, even though he keeps getting advice from a recurring hallucination...his film hero Humphrey Bogart. Togheter, Dick, Linda and Bogie attempt to help Allan navigate through the treacherous pitfalls of dating, romanced and love. Oscar winners Keaton and Allen create movie magic as only they can in this highly acclaimed romantic comedy."--Envase."
"Fiction. Comédie. Le timide et maladroit Allan, qui se remet péniblement de son divorce, est aidé par un couple d'amis compatissants qui lui procurent des rendez-vous avec diverses jeunes femmes. Allan, critique de cinéma pour une modeste revue, admire Humphrey Bogart et cherche toujours à rompre noblement, comme son héros dans le film Casablanca. Avec Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, Tony Roberts."
"A recently dumped film critic takes advice from the ghost of Bogart."
"Woody Allen plays Allan, a fanatical movie buff with an outrageous recurring hallucination: Humphrey Bogart offering tips on how to make it with the ladies. His married friends fix him up with several ladies but he lacks confidence. Eventually, Allen discovers one woman he can be himself with, Linda, his best friend's wife. English, French, German, Italian or Spanish language tracks ; English, Dutch, Danish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Spanish, Swedish or Turkish optional subtitles."
"Feature film from the USA. Comedy. Left by his wife, a depressed and neurotic film critic turns to his screen hero Humphrey Bogart for inspiration to re-enter the dating world."
"Woody Allen's wonderful comedy was his first film with Diane Keaton, a relationship that would eventually bring them both Oscar ("Annie Hall"). Allen plays Allen, a fanatical movie buff with an outrageous recurring hallucination: Humphrey Bogart offering tips on how to make it with the ladies. His married friends Dick and Linda (Tony Roberts and Diane Keaton) fix him up with several eligible young ladies, but his self-confidence is so weak that he's a total failure with them all. Eventually, Allen discovers that there is one woman he's himself with: Linda, his best friend's wife. The final scene is a terrific takeoff on "Casablanca's" classic ending, complete with roaring plane propellers, heavy fog and Bogart-style trenchcoats."@en
"Fiction. Comédie. Le timide et maladroit Allan, qui se remet péniblement de son divorce, est aidé par un couple d'amis compatissants qui lui procurent des rendez-vous avec diverses jeunes femmes. Allan, critique de cinéma pour une modeste revue, admire Humphrey Bogart et cherche toujours à rompre noblement, comme son héros dans le film Casablanca."
"A neurotic film critic is abandoned by his wife and seeks fresh companionship, with help from the shadow of Humphrey Bogart."@en
""[Woody] Allen plays Allen, a fanatical movie buff with an outrageous recurring hallucination: Humphrey Bogart offering tips on how to make it with the ladies. His married friends Dick and Linda fix him up with several eligible young ladies, but his self-confidence is so weak that he's a total failure with them all. Eventually Allen discovers that there is one woman he's himself with: Linda, his best friend's wife. The final scene is a terrific takeoff on Casablanca's classical ending, complete with roaring plane propellors, heavy fog and Bogart-style trenchcoats"--Videodisc sleeve."@en
"Woody Allen's play is successfully brought to the screen by Woody himself in the starring role. He portrays Allan Felix, an insecure film buff haunted by a Humphrey Bogart alter ego who holds his lack of masculinity in contempt and urges him to act decisively--even with the wife of his best friend (Diane Keaton). A classic mixture of Woody Allen's one-liners, neurotic pathos, and keen observations on the human condition, Play it again Sam is a hysterical tribute to the power of the silver screen."
"Woody Allens̕ first film with Diane Keaton. A recurring hallucination of Humphrey Bogart offers Allen tips on how to make it with the ladies. The final scene is a take-off on Casablancas̕ classic ending."@en
"A film critic seeks advice about women from the 'spirit' of Humphrey Bogart."@en