Hannah And Her Sisters - David's architecture tour of New York 

I remember watching this movie over and over again and I love this scene. Allen reached his zenith as a filmmaker with this one. It's just one great scene after the next. No wasted moments or fillers. It should have swept the Oscars, but Allen's dissent for Hollywood probably prevented him from running the table.

The architecture tour is such a highlight of this wonderful movie.

"Where did April come up with that stuff about Adolph Loos and terms like organic form? Well, naturally. She went to Brandeis. But I don't think she knows what she's talking about." As a Brandeis alum, I can assure Holly that we don't know what we're talking about.

Been thinking about this scene a lot since she passed away. So sad. I remember when this came out and how I was impressed with her in this small but memorable performance.

". . . and take an extra Seconal." The man knows how to write a script, and this is film may be his finest. What a career.

Carrie is adorable!!!!!

Saw this move when I was 29 in 1986. Left Baltimore and moved to Manhatten. Best move ever. (of course it was).

I love when Dianne says, "that's disgusting." LOL.

What a film score ...to die for 🎶🎷🎻🎺

00:24 to 00:27 Carrie Fisher, in character as April, mentions being in Come Back Little Sheba. Meanwhile, in real life, she actually was in Come Back Little Sheba (1977) with Olivier and Joanne Woodward. [Also on You Tube.]

Carrie is great but Diane steals this scene!

Carrie and her Jedi Mind trick!

love it! got to see this film!

Whenever I'm out and having a bad night I think to myself "screw it, I'll get into bed early and have an extra seconal"

Waterston really waited for his moment before getting the catbird seat on Law & Order, but he had alot of work in Allen movies: the boyfriend in "Interiors," the suitor in "September," architect here, Rabbi in "Crimes & Misdemeanors."

For me his most complete movie, my favourite scene of all time is a small scene in this movie when Barbara Hershey is perfection personified .she realises that her affair with Michael Caine is cooling off as the autumn chill sets in as the water laps on the wooden sleeper. , with background music to match her feelings,woody perfectly catches her thoughts and mood as the sun sets on everything around her maybe it's just me but I think it's a brilliant scene

Loved Carrie Fisher's humor & talent despite her mental illness She was Amazing

"What are your favorite buildings, David?" I know April's not supposed to be all that likable, but when I was in university I took some tips from her about how to talk to men (and they worked :\)

Sam Waterston perfectly cast, as were Diane and Carrie.

Fare thee well Carrie Fisher

" I hate April " lol

Content searchable about Carrie Fisher: There's also a clip of Carrie Fisher singing as April auditioning on You Tube. Woody Allen Pages website has a few links connected to Carrie Fisher in memoriam. Carrie Fisher has an interview about Hannah and Her Sisters on You Tube. Lastly, in print for Town and Country interviewed by Sarah Paulson, Carrie Fisher's daughter, Billie Lourd, cites Hannah and Her Sisters as a favorite piece of film of Carrie's. Sarah Paulson agreed. Carrie Fisher also agreed about the great work done by Diane Wiest.

Carrie ❤

That architect is such a hilarious super creep..

What is that building at 2:55? It is so gorgeous.

what is that building at 3:31 building nr 5?

Woody Allen, Kevin Smith, and Quentin Tarantino all have the same quality where they depict people in a way where I'm not sure if they are just tapped into a sub-culture that I am completely unexposed to or if they are writing themselves into every character in their movies. Like why does everyone in a Tarantino movie ramble on about bullshit, why does everyone in a Woody Allen movie know about opera and Cole Porter and random ass old people shit that no working class young woman in the 80s would have known or gave a fuck about?

3:05 does anyone know the name of this street?

Well, naturally....... She went to Brandeis...................

what's the name of the classical piece?

Allen... Wiest... NYC Architecture... Crème de la crème.

White on white on white white white but even more rich and rich and rich rich

Weak and discombobulated. Best of luck!