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Yeah, yeah. Movies of the 60s. How they've changed in the last few years in terms of the leading men and women that you used to see back in the 40s. Our special guest Tonight Art is a one of those leading men. I'm sure he would agree

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that he is. All of the adjectives that apply apply to this man. Suave, debonair, blase, subtle and a few more that we just don't have time to mention. Of course, needs no introduction. His name is Woody Allen. Thank you very much for being with us this

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afternoon. I'm glad you could take the time. Would I know that you're busy? No, no. I have nothing planned from now for the next I would say three or four months. Is that right? I thought that you were on your way up to las Vegas for

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a little show. I don't count that actually because you know that's a meaningless thing, meaning that it takes a lot of time. Doesn't prepare a show like that. Oh no, no, I go out on the floor and just ad lib it. Speaking of movies, I introduced

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you of course, as a leading man and I think that you agree that you are the new type of leading man in Hollywood, Is that right? Yes. I think I have what they call the new sex appeal. I've heard a lot about that from a private

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individuals. You know? Not exactly, but in the press and all. Oh you talk a lot about it. I don't fool around much in the press, but privately you could have heard some incredible stories. Of course, I don't move in those circles. Let me ask you about

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the movie is here to get serious for a moment if I possibly can. The first movie, what's new pussycat of course has been highly clean. What about the new movie? It's something a little different. What's Up Tiger lily or something like that? That's exactly it. It's

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a japanese film and we knocked out all the japanese voices and stuck in english voices and I wrote a script for it. But the script that I wrote has absolutely nothing to do with what they're acting on the screen. I noticed that about the other show

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too. That's right. That's a part of my technique to keep it incoherent and try and cash in on the appearance of meaningfulness. How about broadway? You've got to play back there too. Yes, Last thursday Night, A play called Don't Drink the Water, which I wrote that

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opened on broadway and that's really been the most fun of anything because you have all the freedom in the world on broadway and I could just do anything I wanted. And the play is so far a big hit. Is there a message to it? Uh, there

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is no clear message to the play. No, it's actually it's a religious, inspirational work. But I tried to play the message down as much as possible. You said that you're going to caesar's Palace in las Vegas. Have you been there before? No, never. Well, how long

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is the stent? It starts on thanksgiving evening and um, it runs for two weeks. And then what are your plans then? I'm going back to new york and I've decided to enter a nunnery. Okay.