THE RECENT case of Allen v. Doumanian was a heady 15 minutes of fame for the commercial division of the New York State Supreme Court. Woody Allen, the city`s most famous film director, got on the stand to offer a glimpse into his life and craft, crack jokes, and spar good-naturedly with the judge.
June 19, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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THE RECENT case of Allen v. Doumanian was a heady 15 minutes of fame for the commercial division of the New York State Supreme Court. Woody Allen, the city’s most famous film director, got on the stand to offer a glimpse into his life and craft, crack jokes, and spar good-naturedly with the judge.
By all accounts, the nine-day trial, prompted by Mr. Allen’s $14 million lawsuit against his former friend and partner, Jean Doumanian, was filled with entertaining moments.
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