summary of this movie cast treatment

1. Part I. Brief Summary of the Movie Annie hall
Alvy Singer, a forty-year-old twice divorced, neurotic, intellectual Jewish New York stand-up
comic, reflects on the demise of his latest relationship, to Annie Hall, an insecure, flighty,
Midwestern WASP aspiring nightclub singer. Unlike his previous relationships, Alvy believed he
may have worked out all the issues in his life through fifteen years of therapy to make this
relationship with Annie last, among those issues being not wanting to date any woman that would
want to date him, and thus subconsciously pushing those women away. Alvy not only reviews the
many ups and many downs of their relationship, but also reviews the many facets of his makeup that
led to him starting to date Annie. Those facets include growing up next to Coney Island in Brooklyn,
being attracted to the opposite sex for as long as he can remember, and enduring years of Jewish
guilt with his constantly arguing parents.
Part II. Description of the Character/Background of the main character/s
Annie Hall/Characters/Man in Theatre
Line
Tony Lacey's Girlfriend - Laurie
Bird
School Teacher #2 - Frank Vohs
Alvy Singer - Woody Allen, Jonathan
Munk
Man in Theatre Line - Russell
Horton
Rob - Tony Roberts
Allison Portchnik - Carol Kane Mom Hall - Colleen Dewhurst Man at Health Food Restaurant -
Gary Mule Deer
Tony Lacey - Paul Simon Aunt Tessie - Rashel Novikoff Dad Hall - Donald Symington
Joey Nichols - Hy Anzell Comic's Agent - Bernie Styles Alvy's Uncle - Martin Rosenblatt
Grammy Hall - Helen Ludlam L.A. Policeman - John Dennis
Johnston
Actress in Rob's T.V. Show -
Beverly D'Angelo
Truman Capote Look-Alike - Truman
Capote
Usher - Gregory Doucette Street Stranger #3 - Loretta
Clemens Tupper
Lacey Party Guest #1 - Jeff Goldblum Street Stranger #5 - Albert M.
Ottenheimer
Street Stranger #2 - Lou Picetti
Duane Hall - Christopher Walken Alvy's Classmate #3 - Susan
Mellinger
Annie's Date Outside Theatre-
Walter Bernstein
Ago Medical and Educational Center- Bicol Christian College of Medicine
COLLEGE OF PSYCHOLOGY
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Movie Analysis : Annie Hall
Complete
Name:
SUHAGIYA,MILANASHOK Date:08/15/2016
Block & Class
Schedule
Block:- C
Professor:
SonyO. Lasala,RPm
Score &
Equivalent

2. Alvy's Mom - Joan Newman Dorrie - Christine Jones Alvy's Classmate #7 - Amy
Levitan
Alvy's Date Outside Theatre - Sigourney
Weaver
Tony's Date at Nightclub #1 -
Petronia Johnson
Rehearsal Director - Michael
Karm
Tony's Date at Nightclub #2 - Shaun Casey Alvy's Classmate #6- Eric Gould
Waitress at Health Food Restaurant - Lucy Lee
Flippin
Miss Reed - Mary Boylan
Robin - Janet Margolin Peter - Scott Crawford
Navy Officer - Mark Lenard Lacey Party Guest #2 - Jim McKrell
Street Stranger #4 - James Burge Actor in Rehearsal - Charles Levin
Actor Boy Friend - John Glover Maharishi - Ved Bandhu
Rehearsal Stage Manager - Wayne Carson Street Stranger #6 - Paula Trueman
Janet - Wendy Girard Comedian at Rally - Dan Ruskin
Lacey Party Guest #4 - Roger Newman Man #2 Outside Theatre - Rick Petrucelli
Part III. Analysis of the behavior/disorder (to include their diagnosis, signs and
symptoms)
GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER (GAD)
Signs and Symptoms-
 Aware that level of worry is unnecessary
 Can't relax
 Have a hard time concentrating
 Easily frightened
 Have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep.
 Worry about everyday activities that do not warrant worry
 Hot flashes

3.  Irritability
 Fatigue
 Muscle tension
 Sweating
 Headaches
 Feeling light headed
 Cannot control constant worry
Diagnosis
Difficulty controlling your feelings of worry. At least three of the following symptoms in adults and
one of the following in children: restlessness, fatigue, trouble concentrating, irritability, muscle
tension or sleep problems. Anxiety or worry that causes you significant distress or interferes with
your daily life.
Part IV. What is the Etiology of the Disorder using the different approaches in Abnormal Psychology
(e.x Brain structure, biochemical)
Biological Approach
The biological approach to abnormal psychology focuses on the medical issues that underlie the
mental illness. These issues may involve physical illness, damage or lesions to the brain or chemical
imbalances. Biological treatments are often pharmacological; that is, most biological treatments
involve drugs.
Psychodynamic Approach
The psychodynamic approach views abnormality as a result of conflict between unconscious urges
and conscious desires. Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychodynamic theory, said that when conflict
in early life is not resolved, we repress things and that leads to mental illness.
Behavioral Approach
The behavioral approach to abnormal psychology is about the observable behaviors of the patient.
Behavioral psychologists believe that we learn behaviors through a complex system of rewards and
punishments. Behavioral treatments focus on changing the behaviors of the mentally ill, not on
addressing the underlying causes of the behaviors. In the case of Jenni, a behavioral therapist would
look at Jenni's behaviors of disengaging from her friends and staying in bed all day as the main
problem. They would seek to either punish these behaviors or reward good behaviors, like when she
socializes or gets up and goes to work.

4. Cognitive Approach
Psychologists who follow the cognitive approach explain abnormality in terms of the thought
processes of the patient. Thought processes and perceptions are viewed as a major force on the
mentally ill, and treatment focuses on changing maladaptive thought patterns.
Humanistic Approach
The humanistic approach says that abnormality occurs when people are not able to be their authentic
selves. According to humanistic psychology, people can only be their authentic selves when their
physical and social needs are met first. However, because many people do not have those needs met,
they are not able to pursue their deepest, truest passions.