“If you have to steal, steal from the best.” - David Dobel in ‘Anything Else’ (2003) “The dialogue in Woody Allen’s “Anything Else” is an exercise of neurotic bravery, a defense against fear and insecurity. His characters are doubtful about their prospects in life. Careers aren’t going well, and romance works only through self-deception. To hold despair at bay they talk and talk, and because Allen is a master of comic dialogue, it is our pleasure to listen.” - Roger Ebert | Woody Allen Films