New York Stories
Top Billed Cast
ดูเพิ่มเติม
Talia Shire
Charlotte
Carmine Coppola
Street Musician
James Keane
Jimmy
Victor Argo
Cop
Martin Scorsese
Man Having Picture Taken with Lionel Dobie
Mia Farrow
Lisa
Woody Allen
Sheldon
David Cryer
Suit
Michael Higgins
Robber
Bill Moor
Mr. Lilly
Martin Rosenblatt
Citizen
Lou Ruggiero
Citizen
Debbie Harry
Girl at Blind Alley
Mae Questel
Mother
Patrick O'Neal
Phillip Fowler
Peter Gabriel
Self
Rosanna Arquette
Paulette
Nick Nolte
Lionel Dobie
Ed Koch
Self
Carole Bouquet
Princess Soroya
Richard Price
Artist at Opening
Thelma Carpenter
Maid
Paul Herman
Detective Flynn / Clifford, The Doorman / Cop
Mike Starr
Hardhat
Tom Mardirosian
Hasid
Helen Hanft
Citizen
Chris Elliott
Robber
Holly Marie Combs
Costume Party Guest
Jodi Long
T.V. Interviewers
Mark Boone Junior
Hank
Illeana Douglas
Paulette’s Friend
Julie Kavner
Treva
Ira Wheeler
Mr. Bates
Paul Geier
Suit
Nancy Giles
T.V. Interviewers
Steve Buscemi
Gregory Stark
Kenneth McGregor
Suit
Jenny Nichols
Lundy
Larry David
Theater Manager
Herschel Rosen
Store Clerk
Annie-Joe Edwards
Citizen
Heather McComb
Zoe
Don Novello
Hector
Marvin Chatinover
Psychiatrist
Molly Regan
Sheldon’s Secretary
Joan Bud
Board Member
Michael Rizzo
Waiter
George Schindler
Shandu, The Magician
Bridgit Ryan
Rita
Lola André
Citizen
Ernst Muller
Citizen
Adele French
Citizen
Selma Hirsch
Citizen
Briz
Citizen
Elana Cooper
Citizen
Andrew MacMillan
Newscaster
Richard J. Grund
Hardhat
Gia Coppola
Baby Zoe
Gina Scianni
Devo
Diane Lin Cosman
Margit
Selim Tlili
Abu
Robin Wood-Chappelle
Gel
Celia Nestell
Hillary
Alexandra Becker
Andrea
Adrien Brody
Mel
JoJo Starbuck
Ice Skater
Phil Harper
Businessman
Jesse Borrego
Ruben Toro
Gregorij von Leitis
Kurt Bloom
LoNardo
Woman At Blind Alley
Paul Mougey
Guy at Blind Alley
Victor Trull
Maitre D’
Brigitte Bako
Young Woman
Kirsten Dunst
Lisa’s Daughter
Jessie Keosian
Aunt Ceil
เนื้อหาเบื้องต้น
Three tales of love, ambition, and neurosis unfold in the city that never sleeps. In "Life Lessons" (Martin Scorsese), a tormented painter channels heartbreak into his art. In "Life Without Zoë" (Francis Ford Coppola), a precocious 12-year-old navigates privilege and loneliness in a Manhattan hotel. And in "Oedipus Wrecks" (Woody Allen), a man’s domineering mother literally becomes a looming presence over New York.