Woody Allen question

I've seen quite a few of Allen's movies and i know of no such scene. Admittedly, I'm no expert...by any means,.

You've asked this question all over the web under various names. Spaghetti features in Stardust Memories, but I don't remember him throwing any of it.

I think it's Annie Hall.

I recall a scene in Annie Hall a famous lobster-cooking scene but not a spaghetti-sticking test.

Ha! That's what came to mind as I was thinking about cooking scenes in his movies.

To Rome With Love

I have asked this question on two different forums - so hardly "all over the web."
I need the title of the movie as the scene is discussed between 2 characters in a book I am writing. I remember the scene very well - I just can't remember the name of the movie.
Thanks to everyone for their responses - keep them coming!
Going to watch "Play it Again Sam" tomorrow in case its in that one.

Play it Again Sam? You'll see no such scene there.

To Rome with Love makes location sense, but I haven't seen the movie.

I believe the original Odd Couple movie had a "throwing spaghetti against the wall" scene (but I don't think it was a Woody Allen film).

There is indeed a "pasta throwing" scene in The Odd Couple--it's not to test the pasta, though . . .



It was originally a Neil Simon play, and he wrote the screen play for the motion picture.

Wow thanks for the video! And thanks to all who posted.
The film I am thinking of was definitely Woody Allen and I saw it over 20 years ago on TV back in England, so it was a really early one. Woody is making dinner to impress a date that is coming over. (for some reason I am remembering her parents might be involved somehow in the scene - but that part is a bit hazy). The kitchen was pretty similar in layout to the one in Play it Again Sam - and I think remember a checkered table cloth too. I can easily change the conversation in my book to reflect a different movie - but now its driving me crazy to remember what the name of this movie is!!

There's no spaghetti-eating scene in any of Woody Allen's earlier pictures, as far as I know. Allen invites Louise Lasser to his apartment in Bananas, but there's no food involved. It has been a while since I watched Play it Again, Sam, but I don't recall any spaghetti-testing involved in that. There's no pasta at all in Take the Money and Run, Love and Death, Sleeper, Annie Hall, or Manhattan. As Rosborne suggested, the spaghetti-against-the-wall scene you might be thinking of is in The Odd Couple. The Apartment and The Lady and the Tramp also contain notable spaghetti-related scenes.