Unbroadcast interview made by Granada TV *UK) in 1971 promoting his then current film (Bananas). He also talks about his film 'Take The Money & Run' (1969)

Set to a soundtrack full of George Gershwin tunes, Manhattan tells the story of a small group of people living in New York, and making messes of their lives.

The central character, Ike Davis, is once again played by Allen, a welcome treat for Allen fans who missed his presence in Interiors. Ike is a frustrated television writer who quits his job in frustration and sets out to write a novel.

The plot of Hannah and Her Sisters reads deceptively simple. At its heart it is the story of three sisters, their relationships with each other and with the world around them, over the course of a single year.

The only other major character is Mickey, played by Allen himself in typical neurotic glory. Mickey is a self-confessed hypochondriac, and fears death on a daily basis.

The Mickey character is basically an outsider throughout the story, the only real connection to the "main" story being that he was once married to Hannah (Farrow). However, some of the funniest scenes in the entire film come from Mickey, as we watch him struggle with his neurosis and try desperately to find meaning - and a religion to be a part of - before his life his over.