Manhattan (1979) Official Trailer - Woody Allen, Diane Keaton Movie HD

Manhattan (1979) Official Trailer - Woody Allen, Diane Keaton Movie HD
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The life of a divorced television writer dating a teenage girl is further complicated when he falls in love with his best friend's mistress.
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[@LeWildSister]

"My ex wife left me for another woman." Ross, is that you?

[@samiralouv]

Vanessa Berberi hahahahaha sure!

[@sulakshanadhungel2430]

exactly what i thought

[@eddiezweers4158]

@1:59 Phoebe, is that you? ;-) Take care and stay safe.

[@julienleyers761]

Jeffrey ross???

[@samiralouv]

I watched this film in a very beautiful theatre 🎭, with the love of my life .. (he died, and I miss him every second of my existence) he was 26...

[@MoahGentle]

That is so sad, I'm sorry you had to go through this.

[@petit-four1404]

🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@Theangelexperience]

Rest in heavenly peace sir ✨ I’m sure he’s with you at any moment you need. Hope all is well ❤️

[@petersonlafollette3521]

@@MoahGentle YOU were in Love, and present in having that experience.

[@DoctorTube73]

I am so happy you have this memory to go back to. He lives I’m sure in that one memory and many others. Close your eyes and go to that place. And keep being there after you’ve reopened them again. Past, present and future all run concurrently. Namaste.

[@houseflyma4830]

Fun fact. Woody Allen HATED this movie and begged the studio to get rid of the entire film and let him make a different one. No joke. Lucky for him and the studio they refused. And the rest is history.

[@adamgordon6435]

He hated Hannah and her Sisters too because it had a happy ending and that wasn't what he'd intended. Woody wants to be bleak like Ingmar Bergman, when actually the comic relief he mixes in with his dramas is what makes him unique.

[@joliecide]

The rest being him secretly taking photos of Soon Yi behind Mia Farrow’s back, and subsequently marrying her.

[@Mmxxaamm]

@@joliecide Lol

[@Mmxxaamm]

Yeah, he did the same with Hanna AHS, and with Annie Hall... don't know bruh, woody is such a diva

[@Mmxxaamm]

@__ Nah, perfectionist is the one who compulsively polishes his work over and over again to deliver a perfect vision of his craft (Tarkovsky, Kubrick, Fincher), the one who complains after everything is done, is just a diva and likes attention and the media headlines claiming he didn't liked a evidently lauded and acclaimed work. I don't buy that face of Woody, dgmw I like most of his work a lot.

[@Wonderland1994]

Meryl is so beautiful in this film. Her hair are just gorgeous 😍

[@nutellalatte7522]

Shook by how gorgeous Meryl is 😍

[@Arkens]

Nutella Latte yeah, she looks beautiful in this

[@XxowendanxX]

Mariel was about 80 times better looking than Meryl

[@yarnover]

Owen Daniels chacun à son goût

[@XxowendanxX]

@CreeWilly I found Meryl to be quite talented when I saw her singing the lines in Mamma Mia, but I've never found her to be attractive in any way.

[@akyuvar8121]

Yanıyor..😍

[@JessiesCards]

Ah yes to be a 20-30 year old boomer in NYC in 79 when rent was $75. I'd be nostalgic also for long lost Myrtle from Long Beach.

[@georgialerangis2123]

Even then the rent was never $25, but I was there and it WAS totally amazing, especially the 1980s. The American Psycho years😂

[@sleuthentertainment5872]

Chapter 1: He adored New York city, he idolised it all out of proportion...emm, no, make that: "he romanticized it all out of proportion". Yeah. To him, no matter what the season was, this was still a town that existed in black and white and pulsated to the great tunes of George Gershwin... Ammmm...no, let me start this over. Chapter 1: He was too romantic about Manhattan, as he was about everything else. He thrived on the hustle, bustle of the crowds and the traffic. To him New York meant beautiful women and street-smart guys who seemed to know all the angles... Ahh...corny, too corny for a man of my taste. Let me try and make it more profound. Chapter 1: He adored New York city; to him it was a metaphor for the decay of contemporary culture. The same lack of integrity to cause so many people to take the easy way out was rapidly turning the town of his dreams... No, no, it's gonna be too preachy. I mean, yeah, let's face it, I wanna sell some books here. Chapter 1: He adored New York city, although to him it was a metaphor for the decay of contemporary culture. How hard it was to exist in a society desensitised by drugs, loud music, television, crime, garbage!... Hmm, too angry, I don't wanna be angry... Chapter 1: 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...I love this! New York was his town and it always would be.

[@georgialerangis2123]

Cinematography and score amazing!

[@jhock9171]

Georgia Lerangis Too bad they were wasted on Woody Allen's material.

[@sandramartineztraslosheros667]

How to normalized the abuse towards a teenager. Disgusting.

[@econhelp583]

I was 15 when this came out but I don’t think I saw it until I was 20. To me back then, the relationship wasn’t creepy because she came off as so old to me. It might have been because of my age or maybe it was the era as my understanding back then was it was not too uncommon for 16 year old girls to get married and the Hemingway character seemed to me a lot older than that when I saw it in the early 80s. Now that I am old and have two daughters and times have changed, I can definitely see how this could be seen as creepy. Anybody out there who saw this in 1979 think if was creepy back then? Did movie critics back then comment on it? I don’t recall it being a big deal when it came out.

[@newpapyrus]

Woody Allen's best film, IMO! An absolute masterpiece filled with witty dialogue that is frequently laugh out loud funny!

[@markdaniels7174]

I agree it’s his best, edging out Annie Hall. And it goes beyond just laughs and dialogue; there’s the beautiful black and white cinematography, the musical score, the great performances, and heck, even the logo is cool. There’s a lot to love here.

[@jamesjross]

Nothing about a 17 year old School girl is troubling?

[@bicmitchum1368]

Its a romantic comedy for pedos , you might want to rethink why you like it you might be sus

[@scienz]

but it's also full of ugly people. it's hard to look at

[@diane5140]

Funniest movie about a pedophile I've ever seen!

[@malcolmgreaves3040]

Oh how I miss silky black and white films.Great cast, music and bittersweet love.

[@charleneedwards9386]

Sorry I can’t look past fact he sleeping with a 17 year old in this film...gross

[@sleuthentertainment5872]

Just shut up

[@speedlover7362]

No

[@newpapyrus]

Romeo and Juliet must really bother you then. She was supposed to be only 13.

[@Stranger_In_The_Alps]

Joe Rogan and Sam Morill brought me here

[@cinereus3601]

That’s pretty sad

[@Stranger_In_The_Alps]

@@cinereus3601 joe and Sam sharing Manhattan with a huge audience is sad?

[@lea_3381]

Meryl was so beautiful in this film.

[@Mike-dk7wj]

Allen's masterpiece and one of the greatest films in the history of cinema.

[@aljabirxiju9475]

too bad he is a pedo creeper

[@nancygatto6571]

And a pedo

[@ridufly4531]

Anyone from today’s story?

[@stincastle8210]

RiduFly hahahahaha yea! Read the article and had to check out the trailer to see if it really was based off that relationship

[@orlandoperezmexico174]

Delgada línea entre el intelecto y la ostentación, mala combinación de cortejo y egolatría, y una análisis muy acertado acerca de como aún las inteligencias* terrestres más elevadas de la tierra, sucumben ante la naturaleza y el am❤r ... bueno esas pequeñas hormonas 🤭 Creo que era uno de sus temas predilectos. Todo un clásico, una de esas producciónes que tienes que ver necesariamente

[@nickjones9828]

The man wrote about his life before we even knew it lol

[@oakleywyatt1717]

He really wrote the words "I like it when you get an uncontrollable urge" into a 17 year old girls mouth about him

[@jamesjross]

Finally a rational comment about this movie. All these positive sickly sweet comments that fail to mention the baby elephant in the room are bizarre.

[@speedlover7362]

@@jamesjross nah this movie is beautiful movie

[@donsandrano1429]

@@speedlover7362Gross🤢

[@rizzamaeong]

​@@jamesjrossHollywood normalizing pedophilia.

[@JoeChillton]

​@@rizzamaeongdude, separate the art from the ARTIST

[@arumforyou]

This is the best Woody movie.

[@m_890]

"My ex wife left me for another woman " - says the one who left the ex wife for their adopted child !!! Look for the error.

[@adamgordon6435]

He's stayed married to Soon-Yi for 30 years. Give it a rest.

[@bigredcachemachine1110]

@adam Gordon ....and marriage means what to him? He was having threesomes with farrow and the 16 year old in the 70s. Apparently wanted to revisit it with the same 16 year old and soon yi. He is at least discrete in his perversion.

[@brooklynj1041]

Adam Gordon you probably date underage girls too you disgusting perv

[@TralfazConstruction]

Saw this with my wife and two other couples. I forgot about it and then forgot that I had forgotten about it if that makes any sense. Seeing excerpts of it here is like going back in time.

[@diodoruscronus]

I get it. The woddy allen polanski thing...but still..art is art and this film is still a classic.

[@lawrencejhutchinson]

The Woody Allen masterpiece! Touching and funny at the same time. Mariel Hemingway stuns with her beauty and acting. Essential viewing!

[@WalterNissen]

It certainly foreshadows the apparent pedophilia of Allen. Super creepy.

[@scienz]

but you cant suspend disbelief that any of these women would actually be with him so the movie is null and void on that factor alone.

[@antmagor]

Not the words I would use to describe a man who tired to normalize a sexual relationship between a grown man and a sixteen year old GIRL! To say nothing about his alleged molestation of his daughter or marrying his then girlfriends eighteen year old daughter insisting there was no hanky-panky prior to her eighteenth birthday. What pisses me off is Allen doesn’t get nearly 2/3d’s the criticism Queer/Trans folk do when he’s not only grooming, but doing it in plane sight!

[@josepm206]

​@@antmagor !woke alert! !woke alert!

[@emare4702]

Alot of yall sayin "creepy" when the real word is pedophile

[@Yoyoma207]

I wish that movie trailers hadn't devolved into such the formulaic edits they are now

[@narcissustarrazona5580]

Wow beautiful actresses DIANE KEATON , MERYL STREEP, MARIEL HEMINGWAY. ...

[@amishaimee1]

It's gross that in the movie, Woody is dating a high school student as a thirty something twice divorced creep. Was this autobiographical? rofl.

[@rachelanne5917]

Yes

[@abrahamlupis9354]

love is love

[@clementtroaming5435]

Seems like Woody has made the Phantom of the Opera looked like a proper gentleman (except Phantom is weird)

[@diane5140]

@@abrahamlupis9354 Love is love? Even if it's with an old man and a minor?

[@doctorsouly]

Woody Allen is an incredible filmmaker!!!

[@stefanmovieflixtomasi]

I enjoyed films of his like Mighty Aphrodite and Anything Else. Mighty Aphrodite is a great romcom and I liked Mira Sorvino and Michael Rapaport in it

[@bruce92106]

I think Woody's movies are entertaining and all that but for the life of me I juat can't see the beautiful ladies ever perceiving Woody all that in the way he's conjured they do in his Woody mind?

[@DerekLyons]

ONE OF MY VERY FAVOURITE WOODY ALLEN FILMS EVER!

[@nanafujita1111]

Derek Lyons me too !!!

[@bluecollarlit]

藤田菜那 me too!

[@schuberc70]

mine as well. Saw it in NYC actually..good ole days. Meryl is so wunderschön hier!

[@ronaldoformiga608]

I Love Manhattan

[@mortiel84]

why?

[@kendollgt]

Mariel Hemingway! So pretty

[@vanessapierce231]

Yep, a single woman has no business being with a married man. If he doesn't respect his marriage, marrying him is only a night on the Town. He would be faithful to you in your marriage either. He does not valued the unity. You never should have assosiated with him from day one.

[@prathameshbhambure]

I just finished watching the movie and I feel that this movie is everything that's wrong with the world. Morally, it's super messed up. However, cinematically, it's second to none. Everything about it from a pure cinematic point of view is perfect and stellar. *5 June 2023*

[@BeauDare-ov7py]

@Prath, Very well said. I've worked in the film industry for quite some time, and believe me, this film stands out like a beacon in the night. All best wishes.

[@prathameshbhambure]

@@BeauDare-ov7py All the world's best wishes to you! 😊

[@BeauDare-ov7py]

@Prath, I thank you for your thoughtful note. Beau

[@NYCOPERAFAN]

Such a classic movie and probably the best of all of his wonderful scores.

[@juliaschnarr]

More people need to watch this movie it’s a fantastic film

[@whutdafeq1715]

His ex wife was right about him all along.

[@SrajanFusionRockBand]

1:51 Legend

[@readyfxrtheweekendx]

thinking of watching this tonight over sushi and a bottle of champagne. is it worth my time?

[@rachelanne5917]

He married his adopted daughter 🤐

[@cinereus3601]

Yes we know

[@tommytortorella1476]

1:07 Always love Diane Keaton when she was young, her movies were better then.

[@bluecollarlit]

Movies in general were better then.

[@tommytortorella1476]

😭

[@shougokawada8491]

@@bluecollarlit no they weren't. The amount and variety of talent in cinema we have now is probably a thousand times higher than it was then.

[@cameliadimova990]

Meryl Streep beauty- unique and timeless*** The opposite of the Barbie type, love her^^^

[@johndavies5052]

Heard that Woody hated this movie and begged the studio not to release it. Good to know I wasn't the only one who felt that way.

[@donsandrano1429]

😂😂

[@risomedia1900]

Alguien me puede explicar porque usa la misma canción que el filme artístico "Ok esta bien", escrita por el Tio Rober alias el gordo loco

[@angelcruzhernandez7479]

Homenaje?

[@synergy503]

The acting -- is SO stilted and awkward. I can't get past it. The dialog is -- typical Allen -- stupid as ever. Love the cinematography. Just mute the volume and have another glass of wine.

[@yournamehere6002]

Sure, and you're not trolling or anything

[@synergy503]

@@yournamehere6002 No, not trolling. Just my opinion.

[@XxowendanxX]

@@synergy503 best comment ever

[@JeffRebornNow]

quite a number of actresses have won academy awards for their roles in his films

[@LeoWhalen1933]

Excellent film.

[@petersonlafollette3521]

Why, because Allen's art imitates life in it? The scene with Mariel Hemingway at Elaine's is TOO real. He probably didn't need to rehearse, that came naturally...

[@diane5140]

Yeah, a glimpse into the life of a pedophile.

[@BeauDare-ov7py]

Woody Allen at his very best.. I've worked in the film industry for quite some time, but believe me, this film stands out like a beacon on a foggy night.. Hollywood could take a lesson.

[@BeauDare-ov7py]

I think Woody would be clever and witty trying to teach Marilyn Monroe nuclear fission.

[@ilphi08]

It's weird seeing them so young

[@keysersoze5032]

I love how movies like this are revered despite it being obvious how creepy it clearly is. Woodys fantasy

[@owenhunt]

The artistry is divine though. Revering a city like New York is part of the charm of being human. Perhaps it could be done with better hands than Woody, but that is a different question.

[@vinista256]

I wish I had a dime for every film or play by a middle-aged male auteur about his character banging a woman young enough to be his daughter.

[@ITSaPendragon]

@@vinista256 and woody did it on film and in real life only thing is that she WAS his daughter

[@diane5140]

Yeah, this is sick..

[@stevejames5863]

his character dating a seventeen year old? hmmm. i don t think it s nec that bad, wait til she s legal...if you are kind, and good, and righteous, but 18....and if she is too immature, don t date...but i think the fact that his character is dating a seventeen yr old impies something here. woody might be ok...but he didn t use much wisdom,discretion in his own life, and that is honesty..and i love his films..even more play it again ,sam....bannanas , so on..

[@Ephebo-ds9nq]

haha is legal in free world. (not usa)

[@labouraredangerous]

Does one year make much difference

[@Elitist20]

Saw it (in Australia) in 1979 when it came out and enjoyed it, but thought of it as basically a drama with funny bits. (It had come a year after 'Interiors', which had no humour at all.) Then in 1982 I visited NY and saw it again at the Lincoln Center Cinema, where they were having a Woody Allen film festival, along with Bananas, one of 'the early, funny ones.' The NY audience laughed almost as much for Manhattan as they did for Bananas - they knew these people. (PS - Three years later I visited NY again and saw the Of-Broadway play California Dog Fight. Why? Because Mariel Hemingway was in it!)

[@elmobolan4274]

Never been to NY but this is how I use to picture how it would be....but as I've gotten older, I realize "this NY" is probably how it is if u are very rich and not on a budget.....Great movie, though!!!!

[@ramencurry6672]

It’s kind of a New York stereotype. Most people think New York is Manhattan and Times Square but remember Manhattan is only one of the 5 boroughs. There’s other parts of the city that’s more mellow. A good secret spot that nobody visits is the suburbs in Westchester County and sections of the other boroughs

[@econhelp583]

1 Annie Hall 2 Manhattan 3 Hannah and Her Sisters 4 Sleeper

[@markclay6768]

Creepy guy but love his movies

[@Lanja1991]

Mark Clay yes!!!! I feel a little guilty about loving his movies knowing how creepy he is.

[@fatimadehak5779]

@@Lanja1991 Ha ha me too ! I try not to think about it too much when I m watching one of his moovies

[@andyisdead]

Just admit you are creepy too

[@blackentertainmenthistory8601]

@@andyisdead All guys are creepy

[@paulaharrisbaca4851]

No way could anyone make this movie now. The LibsofTiktok would destroy it.

[@jatindersinghwinnipegcanada]

Just finished watching this nice movie.

[@donaldmetzger7145]

I recognize Rhapsody in Blue in this trailer. It's one of my favorite tunes ever. Does anyone know the tune that plays in the background when the cast is shown?

[@sarahw9550]

ebraceable you by zubin mehta and the new york phil

[@igoralexandershnaidstein1599]

One of the best,on the other hand one of the best ones

[@XxowendanxX]

Isaac was a complete schmuck. He should've stayed with Tracy and he should never have quit his writing job. Azzole.

[@johnson_]

this movie has NOT aged well. The central romance is not convincing and a crime.

[@creates100]

a guy named Yale. jeezus

[@bluecollarlit]

creates100 there are guys named Jesus, too....

[@gintaremaksimovaite2955]

The movie about them.

[@micheladerry5681]

a cult

[@billbergendahl2911]

I saw this movie at a local theater in 1979.

[@bluecollarlit]

Same here. Stood in a line that went outside and around the block, in Boston near Copley Square.

[@ajs41]

New York City was at its cultural peak around 1979, even if the crime situation at the time wasn't... ideal, shall we say.

[@aslan9334]

It have been so much fun to have watch this in NY!

[@johnrobbins917]

at The Beekman Theater at 2nd Avenue and 66th St. Alas, Woody's favorite theater is no more.

[@pookiewookie7679]

Weinstein Epstein Woody What do they have in common?

[@abrahamlupis9354]

Nothing, cause one is not even guilty

[@peegee2024]

Shhh there are people here that are very loyal to this pretentious movie that glorifies grooming.

[@DavidLS1]

They've been happily married for twenty seven years.

[@pamelaasmar]

what’s that music at the beginning of the trailer ? i love it

[@Orange_Outan]

Rhapsody in Blue - George Gershwin

[@adagiobreeze8493]

Has Meryl worked with Woody since?

[@Junior-my9kb]

she doesn’t like him he was so aggressive with her in this film

[@robynfindley7623]

One of Woody Allen movies i don't like.

[@mereChaff]

"Gossip is thé New p*rnography"

[@bradlafferty6076]

A young gorgeous Meryl Streep would never sleep with a nebbish man

[@ronaldoformiga608]

Genius

[@MrGabeanator]

Mariel Hemingway sent me

[@apurvadhopavkar80]

Meryl Streep Is So Gorgeous ❣️

[@davidwagstaff47]

Easily Woody Allen's best film. It's still utter garbage, but still his best film

[@jeromekwasniowski8293]

You're 300 Miles away from home...

[@pettylarceny85]

Could anyone tell me please what exactly Allen says at the very end, after the other guy's reproach?

[@wammes1981]

pettylarceny85 He says 'I gotta model myself after someone'. Great answer IMO.

[@pettylarceny85]

Thanks a lot! Yes, it is ;)

[@megharamchoudhary179]

pettylarceny85 ds sxslmuvl

[@goldenvulture6818]

I miss late 20th century NYC

[@AA-sn9lz]

Happy birthday legend

[@dasdead]

Lmfaooooooooo man guilty as hell

[@slimesita9998]

it’s important to separate the art from the artist

[@brooklynj1041]

Meryl 😍

[@jamesjayegan2748]

Mariel ftw. Tears.

[@busywl69]

"I got to high school' lol. nobody does full creep like woody allen! it does look like photographic art though.

[@troywin45]

Woody Allen = overrated

[@jeronimoarias5216]

you are gonna be so ashamed of this comment when youll grow up

[@troywin45]

@@jeronimoarias5216 Nope, kid.

[@samtheman686]

That’s why he has more Oscar nominations for writing than anybody else

[@YuryJohannaSandovalRosas]

AGREE

[@Wondaslick]

Great writing.

[@jaredjdigirolamo7686]

This is one of my fav woody films i love this movie Annie hall sleeper r a couple of my favs too

[@nicolamcguinness8689]

Gavin Robinson presents Manhattan 1979

[@lanceash]

Ah, 1979...

[@giorgoschatzigrigoriou2557]

What's the stadium at 00:37?

[@XxowendanxX]

Yankee stadium

[@giorgoschatzigrigoriou2557]

@@XxowendanxX Thanks a lot.

[@bearfedway]

@@giorgoschatzigrigoriou2557 Brief clarification. This was the old Yankee Stadium, which was built in the 1920s, refurbished in the mid-1970s and demolished in 2009-2010, not the new version which opened in 2009.

[@JeffRebornNow]

@@bearfedway Ah, the old one was built in the 1920s? Now I understand why it was called the house that Ruth built.

[@astrifts]

the trailer gives most of the story away I-

[@alg11297]

what story?

[@aparnarajesh]

This is creepy film

[@busywl69]

he has a few more! plus others try to emulate him. like tha CK lewis movie "I Love You, Daddy".

[@SavvyMuhon]

Ah the 1970s

[@brooklynj1041]

Aparna Rajesh very

[@adh3247]

Meryl Streep looks and sounds like Julia Styles in this

[@penknight8532]

I think you mean Julia Styles looks and sounds like Meryl Streep since Julia wasn't even born when this was made.

[@adh3247]

@@penknight8532 how dare i

[@georgeanderson7499]

I hope someday Meryl Streep breaks Kate Hepburn's all-time Oscar record of 4. Meryl's close. She's got 3 now.

[@danborden3594]

George Anderson jack Nicholson has 3 too

[@christiansarrazin8564]

Supporting Oscar doesn't count, it must be leading role.

[@carlospradoguerrero]

Daniel Day Lewis has 3 oscars for leading actor

[@catherineninaa]

It was a little boring...

[@srinivasuluvantinti5630]

Woody Allen A LIVING LEGEND

[@cristinalaterza9980]

He's not paying attention.

[@mortiel84]

🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@joecostner2608]

good movie and i'd like to watch it in colour

[@evelynniemeyer1119]

This fiIm in black and white creates a special reality. The story could have happened in Europe too. Woody Allen is the only american director who also has the classic european education in literature and music. I love his work and his personality.