Which studio made a three-picture deal with Woody Allen after Take the Money and Run?

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Woody Allen speaking into a microphone with hands raised beside his face during a press conference, against a red background. — Woody Allen American director Woody Allen attending a press conference for *Café Society* before the opening of the 69th Cannes film festival, 2016.

Following the success of his directorial debut, Take the Money and Run (1969), Woody Allen signed a three-picture deal with the United Artists Corporation. He continued to produce films for the studio throughout the 1970s.1