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2 year oldWoody Allen announces his retirement from filmmaking
American Jewish filmmaker and actor Woody Allen said in an interview with the Spanish magazine "La Vanguardia" that he will retire from filmmaking after his next film and will dedicate his time to writing.
He is currently filming his 50th movie "Wasp 22" in Paris, and said he will retire from filmmaking past its release. The movie is set to take place in Parisand will be fully in French.
Allen is considered to be one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, with masterpieces such as "Annie Hall", "Manhattan", "Radio Days" and "The Purple Rose of Cairo".
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