Comedy Atlas / History / Influences / Woody Allen

Woody Allen (born 1935) is a comedian; Wikidata lists their country of citizenship as United States. Our sources record Woody Allen as influenced by Charlie Chaplin, Mort Sahl and Groucho Marx and 1 more, and as an influence on Richard Pryor, Steve Martin and Chris Rock and 13 more. Every link on this page cites its source: a statement in a Wikipedia article or a Wikidata record.

Influenced by (4)

• Bob Hope1903–2003Source: Wikipedia ↗
• Charlie Chaplin1889–1977Source: Wikipedia ↗
• Groucho Marx1890–1977Source: Wikipedia ↗
• Mort Sahl1927–2021Source: Wikipedia ↗

Influenced (16)

• Chris Rockb. 1965Source: Wikipedia ↗
• Jon Stewartb. 1962Source: Wikipedia ↗
• Louis C.K.b. 1967Source: Wikipedia ↗
• Richard Pryor1940–2005Source: Wikipedia ↗
• Steve Martinb. 1945Source: Wikipedia ↗
• Albert Brooksb. 1947Source: Wikidata ↗
• Alfonso Cuarónb. 1961Source: Wikidata ↗
• Artie Langeb. 1967Source: Wikidata ↗
• David Alan Grierb. 1956Source: Wikidata ↗
• David Foenkinosb. 1974Source: Wikidata ↗
• Ellen DeGeneresb. 1958Source: Wikidata ↗
• Garry Shandling1949–2016Source: Wikidata ↗
• Jeff Garlinb. 1962Source: Wikidata ↗
• Jon Lovitzb. 1957Source: Wikidata ↗
• Richard Kindb. 1956Source: Wikidata ↗
• Will Ferrellb. 1967Source: Wikidata ↗

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