Everyone says I coils you

Everyone says I coils you ( Everyone Says I Coils You ) is a American Musical film of Woody Allen (1996).

Synopsis

Adventures in love with a New Yorkean family of Park Avenue told by the young D.J on bottom of American standards. Holden likes Skylar but this one aspires to more adventures and fall into the arms of Charles Ferry, dangerous taken again justice helped “naively” by Steffi Danridge. Joe Berlin, the ex of Steffi, goes from history in history without finding the soul mate. Via his daughter D.J., Joe will become acquainted with Von to Venice and will allure it by not very conventional means.

Data sheet

Title: Everyone says I coils you
original Titer: Everyone says I coils you
Réalisateur: Woody Allen
Scenario writer: Woody Allen
Producing: Robert Greenhut
Music: Dick Hyman
Image: Carlo Di Palma
Assembly: Susan E. Morse
Comings out date:

the United States: December 6th, 1996 (Los Angeles, New York)
the United States: January 3rd, 1997 (remains country)
France: February 12th, 1997
Belgium: March 12th, 1997

Distribution

Woody Allen: Joe Berlin
Goldie Hawn: Steffi Dandridge
Alan Alda : Bob Danridge
Julia Roberts : Von Sidell
Drew Barrymore: Skylar Danridge
Edward Norton : Holden Spence
Tim Roth : Charles Ferry
Natalie Portman: Laura Dandrige
Natasha Lyonne : D.J. Berlin
Lukas Haas: Scott Dandridge
Billy Crudup : Ken

Tasty passages

When Skylar swallows the ring of marriage romantiquement put in a dessert by Holden (that arrives to him twice in fact).
When Bob realizes with relief that his/her son, pro-conservative (" for the wearing of weapon and America forte"), actually suffered from a stroke which could have affected its judgment.
When Joe blows between the shoulders of Von, having learned that it was one of its phantasms.
Woody Allen and its track suit of jogging in the middle of the Venetian channels.
When Skylar falls under the animal charm from Charles Ferry.
When doctors, nurses and patients dance and sing on " Makin' Whoopee " at the hospital.
When the phantom of the grandfather leaves his coffin during the funeral to dance and sing the love of life and to benefit from it.
… and many other scenes!

A superb scene

When Joe and Steffi dance on the quays of the Seine.

Music

I' m thru with coils (Matty Malneck, Gus Kahn and Jerry Livingston, 1931)
My baby just cares for me (Gus Kahn, Walter Donaldson, 1928)
If I had you (Steve Dorff, Gary Harju, Larry Herbstritt)
Makin' Whoopee (Walter Donaldson and Gus Kahn)
… and many other songs

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