Matthew Perry's Will Leaves Over $1 Million to Trust Named After Woody Allen

Matthew Perry‘s will is leaving his stuff in a trust he established that’s named after a famous Woody Allen character … TMZ has learned.

According to new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, Matthew created a will in 2009 … and he says he wants to leave a majority of his belongings to a trust — and as it turns out, Matt must’ve been a big fan of “Annie Hall” … ’cause he created a trust called the Alvy Singer Living Trust — and the dough and assets he had on hand before he died are set to go to the trust.

The docs list the value of his personal property on hand when he died at a little over $1 million. We should note … this million bucks is what the executors found as additional assets that are not already in this private trust — in other words, it’s not an accurate reflection of his net worth. Fact is … Matt probably had millions upon millions more … this is just extra.

We don’t know who the trustees are, FWIW.