The 79 year-old New Yorker is certainly one of the most prestigious and influential directors of the past 40 years, and every few years he'll find a new "muse" for his films, and it seems Emma Stone is Woody Allen's new "it girl," starring in the second film of the actor's this year.
The first Emma Stone Woody Allen movie was last year's "Magic in the Moonlight," co-starring Oscar winner Colin Firth, a film that got mixed reviews although Stone and Firth's performances were universally hailed, prompting a new work relationship between the "Amazing Spider-Man" actress and the legendary director of "Manhattan."
Times of India reports that, in a recent interview on Emma Stone and Woody Allen's upcoming film, "Irrational Man," the multiple Oscar winner (who famously never shows up at award ceremonies) spoke about his new collaborator, basically saying the 26 year-old famous redhead is the full package.
"Emma can do everything: She can act, sing, dance, astonish, and she's beautiful and intelligent," said the actor, director and screenwriter to Us Weekly when asked about the recent Emma Stone and Woody Allen collaborations. "She's really got it all. I was writing this script and I was worried about who could possibly pull off this part, and of course Emma could."
Besides, Allen's not even the only person who thinks she's fantastic - apparently, every time he mentions he's working with Stone, everyone tells him they love her, because she's "just adorable"!
Before Emma Stone's Woody Allen collaborations, the actor has had a few lead actresses considered his "muses," starting from Diane Keaton in classic films like "Annie Hall," then his former partner Mia Farrow (with whom he had a very scandalous breakup in the 1990s when he entered a relationship with Farrow's adopted daughter Soon Yi Previn) and later Scarlett Johansson.
It seems the between Allen and Stoe is mutual, too, as The Daily Mail reports she explained to Allen, famously anti-Tech, how Twitter works - and unknowingly, she quoted Allen back to him.
The new Emma Stone and Woody Allen collab, also starring Joaquin Phoenix, is now on theaters.
