A long, long time ago in the land of Brooklyn, New York City, there lived a young, Jewish, nervous, wise-cracking kid by the name of Allan Stewart Konigsberg. He was intrigued with magic tricks, the clarinet and possessed a very innate talent for humouring those around him. Naturally, it wasn't long before Allan attracted the attention of those in high positions of media and show biz. At 15 he was writing jokes for the local newspaper and not long after, found himself doing stand up in front of live crowds, under the peculiar alias, Woody Allen. A name he plucked out of mid air. Now one wo...