Manhattan explores how the life of a middle-aged television writer dating a teenage girl is further complicated when he falls in love with his best friend's mistress.
Directed by: Woody Allen Frederic B. Blankfein Joan Van Horn Kay ChapinPhoto | Name | Character |
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Woody Allen | Isaac Davis |
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Diane Keaton | Mary Wilkie |
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Michael Murphy | Yale |
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Mariel Hemingway | Tracy |
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Meryl Streep | Jill |
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Anne Byrne Hoffman | Emily |
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Karen Ludwig | Connie |
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Michael O'Donoghue | Dennis |
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Gary Weis | Television Director |
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Kenny Vance | Television Producer |
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Juliet Taylor | Production (Casting) |
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Woody Allen | Writing (Screenplay) |
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Woody Allen | Directing (Director) |
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Howard Feuer | Production (Casting Associate) |
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Gordon Willis | Camera (Director of Photography) |
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Robert Greenhut | Production (Executive Producer) |
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Fred Schuler | Camera (Camera Operator) |
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Leslie Bloom | Art (Property Master) |
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Michael R. Miller | Editing (Assistant Editor) |
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Charles H. Joffe | Production (Producer) |
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Having seen this four or five times now since I was a kid, I can definitively say this is the best Woody Allen introduction for newcomers. Visually it's his best work (for those who don't know, the cinematographer Gordon Willis did The Godfather Parts 1 & 2 earlier the same decade, so it's no surprise). Not as insightful or engrossing as Hannah or Misdemeanors, but the writing's up there. Mariel Hemingway's a crown jewel and tears me apart. If you're a newbie and can watch this before Annie Hall I highly recommend it. It's aged much better and is _the_ Woody Allen litmus test
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