DVD Review: "Whatever Works”
Woody Allen ’s script for "Whatever Works” dates back to when Zero Mostel was alive. The bard of Upper West Side neuroses wrote this story about a surly codger taking in a desperate young hottie in the early ’70s and had Mostel in mind to play self-described genius Boris Yellnikoff . Under the threat of industry strikes, Allen dusted off the script and asked Larry David , the reining king of an...
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