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Manhattan Murder Mystery
(USA, 1993) criminal comedy

director: Eric Darnell
director: Woody Allen
screenplay: Woody Allen, Marshall Brickman
director of photography: Carlo Di Palma
producer: Robert Greenhut, Joseph Hartwick, Charles H. Joffe, Thomas A. Reilly, Helen Robin, Jack Rollins

STARRING:
Woody Allen
Diane Keaton
Jerry Adler
Lynn Cohen
Ron Rifkin
Joy Behar
William Addy
John Doumanian
Sylvia Kauders
Ira Wheeler
Alan Alda
Anjelica Huston
Melanie Norris
Marge Redmond
Zach Braff

A couple of intellectuals: Larry Lipton (Woody Allen) and his wife Carol (Diane Keaton) meet theif neighbours. Unexpectedly Mrs. House dies after a heart attack. Carol suspects that it was not accidental and she starts her own investigation. After a while Larry joines her, which is the beginning of a very fascinating plot.

Quotes:
Marcia is teaching Larry poker.
Marcia: "Want any cards?"
Larry: "I'm gonna have...I'll have...I'm gonna have four cards."
Marcia: "Cruising for bruising."
Larry: "Inside and outside straight."


Larry: "What do you mean, you snuck into his apartment? Are you nuts?"
Carol: "Oh, stop being such a fuddy-dud."
Larry: "Fuddy-dud? Are you kidding? That's a crime. That's breaking and entering. What has gotten into you lately? For crying out loud. Save a little craziness for menopause."
Carol: "It was a cinch. I took the key and I let myself in."
Larry: "I don't want to know. You'll wind up rooming with John Gotti."


Larry: "I forbid you! I forbid you to go! I'm forbidding it! Is that what you do when I forbid you? I'm not going to be forbidding you a lot." Then he rushes over to the House's door to continue trying to dissuade her. "We should be asleep in one of our many cuddling positions. This is no good, I promise you. This can only lead to great unhappiness."
Carol: "Relax."
Larry: "I can't relax. I'm in a strange man's apartment in my t-shirt and pajamas."
Carol: "Ted told me to try something here..."
Larry: "What do you mean, Ted told you? What is he, your mentor? Ted is a sick schmuck."