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.

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Film Cast:

• Isaac Davis: Woody Allen
• Mary Wilkie: Diane Keaton
• Yale: Michael Murphy
• Tracy: Mariel Hemingway
• Jill: Meryl Streep
• Emily: Anne Byrne Hoffman
• Connie: Karen Ludwig
• Dennis: Michael O’Donoghue
• Television Director: Gary Weis
• Television Producer: Kenny Vance
• Party Guest: Tisa Farrow
• Ike’s Son: Damion Sheller
• Jeremiah: Wallace Shawn
• Party Guest: Helen Hanft
• Guest of Honor: Bella Abzug
• Party Guest: Victor Truro
• Television Actor #1: Charles Levin
• Television Actor #2: Karen Allen
• Television Actor #3: David Rasche
• Shakespearean Actor: Mark Linn-Baker
• Shakespearean Actress: Frances Conroy
• Porsche Owner #1: Bill Anthony
• Porsche Owner #2: John Doumanian
• Pizzeria Waiter: Raymond Serra

Film Crew:

• Casting: Juliet Taylor
• Director: Woody Allen
• Casting Associate: Howard Feuer
• Director of Photography: Gordon Willis
• Executive Producer: Robert Greenhut
• Camera Operator: Fred Schuler
• Property Master: Leslie Bloom
• Assistant Editor: Michael R. Miller
• Producer: Charles H. Joffe
• Executive Producer: Jack Rollins
• Costume Design: Albert Wolsky
• Screenplay: Marshall Brickman
• Editor: Susan E. Morse
• Production Design: Mel Bourne
• Set Decoration: Robert Drumheller
• Makeup Artist: Fern Buchner
• Hairstylist: Romaine Greene
• Production Manager: Martin Danzig
• Assistant Director: Frederic B. Blankfein
• Set Dresser: Justin Scoppa Jr.
• Sound Editor: Dan Sable
• Sound Mixer: James Sabat
• Casting Associate: Jeremy Ritzer
• Production Office Coordinator: Jennifer Ogden
• Unit Manager: Michael Peyser
• Carpenter: Joseph Badalucco Jr.
• Scenic Artist: James Sorice
• Transportation Captain: James Fanning
• Costumer: Clifford Capone
• Extras Casting: Aaron Beckwith
• Conductor: Zubin Mehta
• Music Arranger: Tom Pierson
• Still Photographer: Brian Hamill
• Second Assistant Director: Joan Van Horn
• Scenic Artist: Cosmo Sorice
• Script Supervisor: Kay Chapin
• Key Grip: Robert Ward
• Boom Operator: Vito L. Ilardi
• Production Assistant: Charles Zalben
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Jack Higgins
• Set Dresser: Morris Weinman
• Gaffer: Dusty Wallace
• Unit Publicist: Scott MacDonough
• Assistant Sound Editor: Lowell Mate
• Production Assistant: Cheryl Hill
• Assistant Camera: Jim Hovey
• Wardrobe Supervisor: C.J. Donnelly

Movie Reviews:

• tmdb47633491: 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