10 Things About Hannah And Her Sisters (1986) - Trivia, Woody Allen, Mia Farrow,

[@evelynbloom3952]

I never get tired of watching this film! I was 22 when I saw it for the first time in the movie theater. Born and raised in Brooklyn and I ❤NY!

[@OhSankYouDoktor]

Woody's best film and one of my five all-time favorites. Only surprise here is that Jack was considered for Elliot.

[@danmcn61]

My favorite Woody Allen movie. I've seen them all, but this one is truly special.

[@kellyj.azania4371]

This one is my favorite...then again, "Radio Days" is my favorite! I float back and forth between the two.

[@LoveMyCoffee10]

Brilliant movie! The family dynamic is real life for sure 😂 The casting, the music, absolute perfection!

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Unforgettable film. It reminds me of a good time in my life. The film brings laughter and solace. ❤

[@doctorshell7118]

Of course Allen cast Avon Sydow. How Bergman of him. Brilliant film. How am I just now finding this channel?

[@Suzanne-b7e]

This film is one of my all time favorite films of all time. Thank you for this. I just found your videos!

[@ColKurtzknew]

Masterpiece.

[@dlnnyc64]

This NYC doesn’t exist anymore sadly. Rare for a happy ending in a WA film.

[@dfa3366]

I love the old Soho look back then. It’s so different now.

[@jg1205]

Cinematic brilliance!

[@hipatiadealejandria2452]

One of my favorites films ever. I love Allen ' s character obsesive search of a "suitable" religion , funny and very profound. There are many examples of Allen s movies being inspired by the greatest russian writers such The last night of Boris... or Sins and Misdemeanours but honestly I had not noticed the resemblance to Anna Karenina. Interesting.

[@enewwave5326]

Fantastic video!!! I love watching videos from this channel as I go through Allen's filmography :) keep up the great work!

[@WoodyAllenPages]

+eNewWave thanks! We have fun making them.

[@rosario508]

This is the second video i've watched of yours. I have to say you don't go into enough detail and I feel you should elaborate further regarding the list of things you mentioned.

[@abinashmishra329]

Also this film in many ways is a nod to Ingmar Bergman’s “Fanny and Alexander”

[@N_Loco_Parenthesis]

3:32 - he said page 112 (3:08), not 102, so you're both wrong.

[@timmcPherrin]

Allen's finest film imo.

[@CBC68]

Elliot tells Lee that the poem in on page 112, not 102.

[@jgrab1]

He says the poem is on page 112, not 102.

[@titiodorigues6776]

I love Hercy Barbara, She is “Charming Girl (Lady?) (^.^)

[@thehighcommissiooner]

'Duck Soup' the Marx Bros. best? Not likely.

[@antoniatejedabarros]

I wish Jack Nicholson would have made the film in stead of that opportunistic hypocrite loser Caine. Pity! #WeLoveWoodyAllen

[@mizofan]

Caine is fine in it

[@m.e.d.7997]

I heard Jack turned it down.

[@m.e.d.7997]

@@mizofan He won the Oscar for Best Supporting actor.

[@LazlosPlane]

God, this film sucked. The beginning of the end for Woody. Ugh.

[@arockj]

"Hannah And Her Sisters" is a flawless, and beautiful film. Michael Caine is great in it, but it would be so fun to see Jack play the Elliot role.

[@DavidAguilarRodriguez87]

The character somehow makes more sense to me with Jack Nicholson in mind