| Year: | 1979 |
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| Director: | Woody Allen |
| Screenplay: | Woody Allen and Marshall Brickman |
| Producer: | Charles H. Joffe |
| Starring: |
Woody Allen: Isaac Diane Keaton: Mary Michael Murphy: Yale Mariel Hemmingway: Tracy Meryl Streep: Jill Anne Byrne: Emily Wallace Shawn: Jeremiah Tisa Farrow: Party Guest Karen Ludwig: Connie |
| Written by: | Woody Allen and Marshall Brickman |
| Director of photography: | Gordon Willis |
| Music: | George Gershwin |
| Soundtrack: |
"Music From the Film 'Manhattan'" |
| Div: | Black and white, 96 minutes, Distributed by United Arists. |
| Net resource: | The Internet Movie Database |
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Chapter One: He was as tough and romantic as the city he
loved. Behind
his black-rimmed glasses was the coiled sexual power of a jungle
cat.... New York was his town. And it always would be.
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You shouldn't ask me for advice. When it comes to
relationships with women, I'm the winner of the August
Strindberg Award.
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I want you to enjoy me. My wry sense of humor and astonishing
sexual technique.
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[...] negative capability [...]
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They probably sit around on the floor with wine and cheese and
mispronounce allegorical and didacticism.
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What does money got to do with it? I've got enough for a year
if I live like Mahatma Gandhi. My accountant says that I did
this on a very bad time. My stocks are down. I'm cash poor, or
something. I've got no cash flow. I'm not liquid. Something is
not flowing. I don't know, but those people got a language of
their own those guys.
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This is going to kill my father. He is not going to get as good
a seat in the synagogue. He's going to be in the back away from
God; far from the action.
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I finally had an orgasm and my doctor told me it was the
wrong kind.
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I thought I took it rather well after the circumstances. I
tried to run them both over with a car.
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I know my analyst warned me, but you were so beautiful that I
got another analyst.
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How often can you make love on an evening. A lot. Yeah, I can tell; a lot. A lot is my favorite number. Gee. Really. Can you? |
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Let's do it some strange way that you always wanted do but
nobody would do it with you. I'm shocked. What kind of talk is that from a kid your age? Well, I'll get my scuba diving equipment... |
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I could tell by the sound of your voice over the phone. Very
authoritative you know, like the Pope or the computer in 2001.
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You don't get suspicious when your analyst calls you up at three
in the morning and weeps into the telephone?
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I had a mad impulse to throw you down on the lunar surface and
commit interstellar perversion with you.
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You look so beautiful I can hardly keep my eyes on the meter.
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What did your analyst say? I mean, did you speak to him? Well, Donny is in a coma. He had a very bad acid experience. |
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You think you're God! I gotta model myself after someone. |
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Ending
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Music by George Gershwin. "Rhapsody in Blue" Performed by The New York Philharmonic Conducted by Zubin Mehta Music Adapted and Arranged by Tom Pierson Arranger for Buffalo Philharmonic Don Rose Audio Producer for the New York Philharmonic Andrew Kazdin Music Recording Engineers Ray Moore, Bud Graham "Rhapsody in Blue" Piano Soloist Paul Jacobs "THE NY Philharmonic Zubin Mehta, Music director Perform: "Rhapsody in Blue" "Love is Sweeping the Country" "Land of the Gay Caballero" "Sweet and Low Down" "I've Got a Crush on You" "Do-Do-Do" "'Swonderful" "Oh, Lady be Good" "Strike Up the Band" "Embraceable You" The Buffalo Philharmonic Michael Tilson Thomas, Music Director Perform: "Someone to Watch Over Me" "He Loves and She Loves Me" "But Not for Me"[List of music provided by Bill Paton, creator of Director's Template]
