Manhattan (1979) – Filming Locations
Comedy / Drama / Romance · Directed by Woody Allen · Starring Woody Allen, Diane Keaton
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.
Where was Manhattan filmed?
- New York City, United States, New York City – Opening montage of Manhattan skyline and city streets establishing the urban setting. The iconic Times Square appears in the opening sequence, symbolizing the vibrant energy of Manhattan that frames the entire film
- New York City, United States, New York City – Isaac and Mary walk across the bridge at sunset in a romantic sequence. The bridge's elegant steel structure provides a romantic backdrop for a pivotal moment between the two main characters
- New York City, United States, New York City – Multiple scenes of characters walking and conversing in the park throughout the film. Central Park serves as a recurring location for intimate conversations and character development, representing refuge within the urban landscape
- New York City, United States, New York City – Isaac's apartment and neighborhood scenes showing his daily life and romantic encounters. The Upper West Side neighborhood is featured extensively as Isaac's residential area, grounding the film in a specific New York locale
- New York City, United States, New York City – Characters visit the museum in a scene discussing art and culture. MoMA represents the intellectual and cultural sophistication that Allen associates with Manhattan's elite circles