Principal cast
Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, Michael Murphy, Mariel Hemingway and Meryl Streep
Film 351 of 498 on the Screen Path
Manhattan
Woody Allen's New Comedy Hit
About the film
Manhattan at a glance.
Screen Path places this 1979 film at stop 351 in one curated journey through cinema. The learning experience adds context before you watch and deeper analysis after.
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.
Key craft credits
Gordon Willis (director of photography), Susan E. Morse (editor) and Mel Bourne (production design)
- Director
- Woody Allen
- Release
- 1979-04-25
- Runtime
- 96 minutes
- Genres
- Comedy, Drama and Romance
- Country
- United States
- Quiz
- 50 questions
The Screen Path journey
Before. After. Remember.
The featured film is watched outside Screen Path. The app provides the learning experience around it: a guide, an analysis, and a quiz with explanations.
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Before you watch
Start with a spoiler-free video guide to the context and filmmaking choices worth noticing.
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After the film
Return after watching for a deeper video analysis of craft, meaning, and legacy.
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Quiz yourself
Answer 50 questions with clear rationales designed to make the ideas stick.
50 questions in this journeyCitizen Kane is the complete public example: both learning videos and a five-question sample quiz are available below.
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Full cast
- Woody AllenCharacter: Isaac Davis
- Diane KeatonCharacter: Mary Wilkie
- Michael MurphyCharacter: Yale
- Mariel HemingwayCharacter: Tracy
- Meryl StreepCharacter: Jill
- Anne Byrne HoffmanCharacter: Emily
- Karen LudwigCharacter: Connie
- Michael O'DonoghueCharacter: Dennis
- Gary WeisCharacter: Television Director
- Kenny VanceCharacter: Television Producer
- Tisa FarrowCharacter: Party Guest
- Damion ShellerCharacter: Ike's Son
Full crew
Full crew
- Woody AllenCredits: Director, Writer
- Albert WolskyCredits: Costume Design
- Jack RollinsCredits: Executive Producer
- Juliet TaylorCredits: Casting
- Martin DanzigCredits: Production Manager
- Robert DrumhellerCredits: Set Decoration
- Fern BuchnerCredits: Makeup Artist
- Susan E. MorseCredits: Editor
- Charles H. JoffeCredits: Producer
- Mel BourneCredits: Production Design
- Gordon WillisCredits: Director of Photography
- Robert GreenhutCredits: Executive Producer
- Joseph Badalucco Jr.Credits: Carpenter
- Zubin MehtaCredits: Conductor
- Kay ChapinCredits: Script Supervisor
- Fred SchulerCredits: Camera Operator
- Cosmo SoriceCredits: Scenic Artist
- James FanningCredits: Transportation Captain
- Frederic B. BlankfeinCredits: Assistant Director
- Michael PeyserCredits: Unit Manager
- Brian HamillCredits: Still Photographer
- Dusty WallaceCredits: Gaffer
- Leslie BloomCredits: Property Master
- Tom PiersonCredits: Music Arranger
- James SoriceCredits: Scenic Artist
- Jennifer OgdenCredits: Production Office Coordinator
- Jim HoveyCredits: Assistant Camera
- Robert WardCredits: Key Grip
- Aaron BeckwithCredits: Extras Casting
- James SabatCredits: Sound Mixer
- Romaine GreeneCredits: Hairstylist
- Jack HigginsCredits: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
- Justin Scoppa Jr.Credits: Set Dresser
- Lowell MateCredits: Assistant Sound Editor
- Clifford CaponeCredits: Costumer
- Morris WeinmanCredits: Set Dresser
- Vito L. IlardiCredits: Boom Operator
- Dan SableCredits: Sound Editor
- C.J. DonnellyCredits: Wardrobe Supervisor
- Howard FeuerCredits: Casting Associate
- Cheryl HillCredits: Production Assistant
- Charles ZalbenCredits: Production Assistant
- Michael R. MillerCredits: Assistant Editor
- Jeremy RitzerCredits: Casting Associate
- Scott MacDonoughCredits: Unit Publicist
- Joan Van HornCredits: Second Assistant Director
- Marshall BrickmanCredits: Writer
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