Woody Allen	Isaac Davis
Anne Byrne	Emily
Mariel Hemingway	Tracy
Diane Keaton	Mary Wilkie
Karen Ludwig	Connie
Michael Murphy	Yale
Michael O'Donoghue	Dennis
Meryl Streep	Jill
Anne Byrne Hoffman	Emily
Victor Truro	Party Guest

Director	Woody Allen
Producer	Robert Greenhut Jack Rollins
Writer	Woody Allen Marshall Brickman
Cinematography	Gordon Willis

Manhattan (1979) is a Woody Allen production. Allen co-wrote the movie with Marshall Brickman, directed and starred in it. The movie is shot in black and white and makes good use of the Manhattan scenery and also, the music of George Gershwin. The movie traces the intertwining lives of several Manhattanites. It centers on Isaac (Woody Allen), a man with both job and woman problems. He has an acrimonious relationship with his ex-wife Jill who has fallen in love with a woman and plans to air her marital problems with Isaac in a book. Isaac has a relationship with a 17 year old student (Mariel Hemingway)-he cares about her but then drops her to have an affair with the mistress (Diane Keaton) of his best friend (Michael Murphy). The movie follows Isaac as he tries to resolve his life issues and decide which woman he really wants.

Edition Details Audience Rating R (Restricted) Country USA Language English Distributor MGM Home Entertainment Edition The Theatrical Version Barcode 027616851154 Region Region 1 Release Date 7/5/2000 Packaging Snap Case Screen Ratio Theatrical Widescreen (2.35:1) Subtitles English; Dutch; French; German; Spanish; Italian; Portuguese; Finnish; Norwegian; Polish Audio Tracks Dolby Digital Stereo [English] Dolby Digital Mono [French] Dolby Digital Mono [English] Mono [English] Mono [Spanish] Layers Single Side, Single Layer No. of Disks/Tapes 1 Features Interactive Menus Scene Selection Theatrical Trailers Collectible Booklet Original Theatrical Trailer

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