‘Manhattan’ (1979) - The last collaboration between Woody Allen and Diane Keaton until ‘Manhattan Murder Mystery’ (1993), 14 years later, although Keaton did have a cameo in ‘Radio Days’ (1987). | Woody Allen Films

There’s something about this scene from ‘Manhattan’ (1979). I’m not sure what it is so I’ll list a few possible reasons I love it so much. 1. The memories of living in Manhattan and coming home after a night out with my wife in a cab and pulling up to one of our apartments. We lived in two during our time in the city, West 16th Street and East 44th street. 2. The lighting that the master cinematographer Gordon Willis gives this scene is always stunning to me. 3. The dialogue is so natural, stari

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