Love & Death

Returned to Petersburg and an accidental war hero, Boris (writer, director and star Woody Allen) resumes his acquaintance with Countess Alexandrovna (Olga Georges-Picot), Harold Gould as her escort, famous gags from Love And Death, 1975.

The director, writer and star in his opening narration, Prokofiev music preferred over the usual Dixieland jazz, in Woody Allen's Love And Death, 1975, co-starring Diane Keaton.

Self-proclaimed "militant coward" Boris (writer, director and star Woody Allen), leaving home and training with the Russian army for Napoleonic wars, early in Love And Death, 1975.

A devout coward (Woody Allen) vows to assassinate Napoleon in the name of love in Love and Death (1975).