Zelig (The Chameleon Man) (1983)
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Leonard Zelig is somoene who has the incredible hability to transform himself as the people who's around him (like a Chameleon).
Zelig has a lot of really good jokes, including the soundrack, made for the film, wich have songs called: “Leonard, the Lizard” , “You May Be Six Pe... read more

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"15.6. 2025 "Zelig" is a mockumentary directed by Woody Allen about a mysterious, chameleon-like man who can transform into almost anyone he meets or maybe he's just imitating other people. Psychologists, doctors, friends and many other people who knew the main character, played by Woody Allen, get to speak out in interviews, where they marvel at Zelig's abilities. Allen flawlessly succeeds in the difficult genre of combining comedy and mockumentary. The film tells the story of the main charact"

" Leonard Zelig, the "human chameleon", is profiled in this mock-documentary. Director Woody Allen appears as Zelig in scenes that purport to be vintage newsreel clips of the 1920s and 1930s, but are actually clever recreations, "aged" and scratched-up Citizen Kane-style by special-effects maestros Joel Hynick, Stuart Robinson and R. Greenberg Associates. An appropriately pompous narrator details the life and times of Leonard Zelig, whose overwhelming desire for conformity is manifested in his"

" Leonard Zelig, the "human chameleon", is profiled in this mock-documentary. Director Woody Allen appears as Zelig in scenes that purport to be vintage newsreel clips of the 1920s and 1930s, but are actually clever recreations, "aged" and scratched-up Citizen Kane-style by special-effects maestros Joel Hynick, Stuart Robinson and R. Greenberg Associates. An appropriately pompous narrator details the life and times of Leonard Zelig, whose overwhelming desire for conformity is manifested in his"

" Directed by: Woody Allen Produced by: Robert Greenhut, Charles H. Joffe, Michael Peyser, and Jack Rollins Written by Woody Allen Cinematography: Gordon Wlliis Edited by: Susan E. Morse Music by: Dick Hyman Distributed by: Orion Pictures "

" Directed by: Woody Allen Produced by: Robert Greenhut, Charles H. Joffe, Michael Peyser, and Jack Rollins Written by Woody Allen Cinematography: Gordon Wlliis Edited by: Susan E. Morse Music by: Dick Hyman Distributed by: Orion Pictures "

"While the technique of having Allen spliced in with famous people in actual archive footage (11 years before 'Forrest Gump') the content and character was just not interesting enough to compare to how 'Forrest Gump' masterfully did."